Haven Lindsey

Taos

Writer at Freelance

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3 nights, 1 stage: Musical alchemy at Mary’s Place

2 weeks ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

When Jon Hogan and Maria Moss take the stage at Mary’s Place Friday (June 13), they’ll be doing more than kicking off a trio of tightly scheduled concerts at the popular listening-room-meets-dance-floor venue inside destination store Taos Lifestyle. They’ll be rekindling a deep connection with a Taos audience that’s been part of their artistic evolution for nearly two decades.
Harwood Heist and recovery

3 weeks ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

The year was 1985. Ronald Reagan was in the White House, Madonna topped the charts, and shoulder pads were wide enough to take flight. In the small museum above what was then a library on Ledoux Street, a married couple pulled off an art heist so brazen and bizarre it sounds like fiction. It wasn’t. He wore a long trench coat. She, in perfect health, created a diversion by requesting a wheelchair and feigning the need for assistance.
A birthday, a tribute and the music that remains

3 weeks ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

Mary’s Place, the listening room with the dance floor you’ll find inside the destination store Taos Lifestyle, will once again come alive Friday (June 6) — but this time, there will be a bit more meaning behind the performance. Mary Domito is hosting a free concert that will be part birthday bash and part heartfelt tribute.
Where the Sky Feels Bigger and the Soul Feels Lighter

1 month ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

Drive up to 28 Outlaw Trail and feel your shoulders drop. Maybe it’s the sweep of the land — 26 acres of native landscape humming with birdsong — or the sense that everything here was crafted with intention. The copper roof, the designed landscaping, the vibrant tilework in every bathroom, and the way the casitas offer both privacy and connection are all part of what makes this retreat quietly extraordinary. To the family who called it home for decades, this wasn’t just a house; it was Taos.
Wearing our story

1 month ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

By all accounts, Dante Biss-Grayson has lived many lives: he's an Osage first-born son, veteran, artist, activist, designer, husband, and father. At his core, he's a storyteller whose medium shifts with the message. Born in Santa Fe to artist parents, Biss-Grayson grew up straddling a variety of worlds: Native and European, Southwest and West Coast, tradition and reinvention. His heritage, shaped by his full-blood Osage grandfather, influenced him deeply.
Eliza Gilkyson is still singing through the storms

1 month ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

Late afternoon sunlight filters through the windowpanes in Eliza Gilkyson’s century-old home near Taos, New Mexico. Her husband, Robert “Bob” Jensen, greets me at the door as the warmth from the woodstove envelops me. Gilkyson, the twice Grammy-nominated folksinger, enters the room wearing black, the dark fabric accentuating her cropped gray hair and bright, knowing eyes. There’s a quiet aura of peace and contentment around her.
Circus roots and coal train blues: Box Canyon Barbies live at Mary’s Place

1 month ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

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Crone & Crow: Taos' new metaphysical sanctuary

1 month ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

Taos is about to get a little more magical. Crone & Crow, a new metaphysical store, is opening its doors to the public, and this place is everything you didn’t know you were looking for. Co-owned by Malea Powell and Nicole Trissell, and managed by Naomi Gomez, Crone & Crow is a fresh take on the age-old traditions that have long been part of this mystical town’s fabric. While Taos has no shortage of taco shops, metaphysical spaces are not as common.
Izumi Yokoyama’s 'Between Dreams' awakens hearts at the Fechin Studio

1 month ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

At first glance, you might miss it. The hug-like hush, a surrounding stillness that emanates from the finely drawn thread between this world and a quieter, more luminous one. But linger a moment with one of Izumi Yokoyama’s drawings, and if you allow yourself, something begins to shift. Subtle at first, the shift will come, like hearing the soul-stirring whistle of a train far off in the distance or the clang of a distant bell. It’s your heart that has stirred because Yokoyama’s is already awake.
The next generation is featured at Parson Gallery of the West's 'Young West 2025'

1 month ago | taosnews.com | Haven Lindsey

There's a certain kind of light and energy in Taos that is inspirational, ancient and reverent. These qualities have long drawn artists who aren’t called to simply paint the West, but to also become a part of it. When that inspiration comes to life, they’re not painting from the outside in. They’re painting from the inside out: emotions, feelings, sounds and smells rendered in color and form.

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