Phyllis Hotch (1928-2021) was born in New York City, raised a family and taught English in Massachusetts before following her muse and finding home in Taos, New Mexico in 1989. As Poetry Coordinator for Arts/Wayland, a creative arts center, she organized readings,...
SOMOS ANNOUNCES The 22nd Taos Storytelling Festival ~ October 9, 2021 Theme: Transformations For the past twenty-one years, SOMOS (The Society of the Muse of the Southwest) has hosted The Taos Storytelling Festival which has become an annual mecca for storytellers and...
Musician, artist, writer and editor Melody Romancito has lived in Taos since 1986. In 2011, her interest in the paranormal led her to launch a new venture as a walking tour guide. Leading people down the streets and alleyways around Taos Plaza, Romancito retells the...
Carolyn Forché reads The Boatman – April 26, 2020 Jericho Brown reads Bullet Points – May 27, 2020 Keynote Speaker Pam Houston Reads from “Deep Creek: Finding Hope in the High Country” for the 2020 Taos Writers...
Jan Smith, SOMOS Executive Director, interviews the storytellers who will entertain audiences and lead workshops over October 9th and 10th, 2020. We invite you to get to know the Taos Storytelling Festival storytellers! Gayle Ross An enrolled member of the Cherokee...
Recent Comments