Taos Community of Love

08/19/2023

Leah Song, Duncan, & Lily - members of Rising Appalachia - will be playing a special concert in Taos on Sunday August 27 at 7pm. Their songs blend folk, soul, hip-hop, classical, and southern gospel to create their own unique Appalachian Trance Music. The concert will be held at Unity of Taos, 69 Blueberry Hill Road, Taos, NM. $20 at the door.

05/27/2023

05/19/2023

Sandra Richardson
“Where did all the Goddesses Go?—Exploring the ramifications of the disappearance of the Divine Feminine”

A discussion led by Sandra Richardson

Sandra Richardson, who many people still call by her fashion-designer name, Zandi, has had many careers: Australian high school English teacher; freelance filmmaker; Gallery Nomad Tribal Art & Antiques owner/dealer; monthly “Renegade Style” columnist for indie-paper, The Horse Fly; and Special Features freelance writer for The Taos News. Currently, she is the founder/director of The NOMAD Foundation—a Museum housing her collection of Arts, Antiques & Textiles amassed over 50 years as an adventuress and world traveler.

02/27/2023

Men's Breakfast
March 4th  8:30am
Please join the men for friendship, sharing and support - and don't forget - yummy food! Breakfast is provided.

02/27/2023

Chris Pieper, “Regenerative Land Stewardship" in person & via Zoom. Service starts at 10:00.

02/20/2023

Valerie Clote ,“Navigating the New Earth: An Inner Approach" in person & via Zoom. Service starts at 10:00am.

02/06/2023

Anandi Geroy will speak about
“Lord Shiva and the Celebration of Maha Shivratri in India”

Anandi finds great joy in the art of the story. She trained in theater at Northwestern University and went on to study Odissi, a classical dance form of India. This storytelling dance tradition is rooted in India’s ancient theatrical forms and was practiced for centuries as part of the worship in India’s largest Hindu temples. It incorporates a highly stylized vocabulary of music and movement to channel the sacred archetypes of Hindu mythology and Eastern spirituality.

Anandi lived in India for seven years, studying dance, percussion, language, culture and religion. She has taught theater and dance in India, the San Francisco Bay Area and Taos and has adapted a number of folktales from across the world for the stage. She enjoys working with children, teaching dance, theater and folk arts.