Join us on October 3 for “Tintype Photography: Past Meets Present,” featuring Colorado wet plate photographer Don Jones and his portrait of Kit Carson’s great-grandson, John Carson. Discover the historic wet plate process and the remarkable connection between a historic photographic tradition and the Carson family legacy.

Join longtime Taoseña and history enthusiast Louise Blair for a fascinating look at the lives of Maria Ignacia Jaramillo Bent and Maria Josefa Jaramillo Carson. Through personal archival research, Blair brings these remarkable sisters out of the footnotes of history, exploring their resilience, relationships, and role in the Taos community during a turbulent era.

Join us at The Carson House & Museum on August 22 at 5:00 p.m. for “New Mexico in 1776” with ninth-generation New Mexican, historian, and author F.R. Bob Romero. Discover the people, places, and history that shaped New Mexico. Free and open to the public.

Learn the fundamentals of historic preservation and traditional adobe construction during this free, hands-on workshop led by Cornerstones Community Partnerships. Open to the public, the workshop covers adobe making, soil selection, and earthen plasters.