On Sunday April 20th Sustaining Cultures will be at Kit Carson Park from 10am to 4pm joining the NM Solar Energy Association's Earth Day Celebration. Visit our booth to learn more about World Fair Trade Day and the Environment.

The Earth day celebration at Kit Carson Park in Taos New Mexico will take place on Sunday, April 20th from 10 to 4 and is being presented by the Taos chapter of the New Mexico Solar Energy Association. There will be fun for children of all ages with music, food and information booths provided by local groups involved in the sustainability and environmental movements. Invited guests include members of the Longest Walk 2. http://www.sacredrun.org/

On Feb. 11th, Longest Walk participants embarked on a 5 month journey from San Francisco to Washington, D.C. arriving on July 11th. The Longest Walk south route is being led by AIM co-founder Dennis J. Banks. It is an extraordinary grassroots effort on a national level to bring attention to the environmental disharmony of Mother Earth, sacred site issues, and to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the original longest walk. For Taos Earth Day info call Scott at 575-758-5338

Thursday April 3rd . Alex Jones' film End Game plus segments of the film Zeitgeist will be shown at the TCA from 6-10pm. Jes Karper wil provide acoustic blue and folk during intermission. This event is a fundraiser for Food Not Bombs and the Taos Peace House. Admission is $5.00

Friday April 4th. 1-3:30pm. Acoustic Blues & Reggae with Conscious Poetry lyrics by Jes Karper. Sustaining Cultures at 114 Dona Luz just behind the plaza. Call 751-0959 for information.

Saturday April 5th. 1-3:30pm. Acoustic Blues & Reggae with Conscious Poetry lyrics by Jes Karper. Sustaining Cultures at 114 Dona Luz just behind the plaza. Call 751-0959 for information.

Sunday April 6th. Music and Films 1-9pm at the Bareiss Gallery, Hwy 150 next to KTAOS Solar Center. Films about Fair Trade and Globalization. Music by Jes Karper-Acoustic Blues, Reggae with Conscious Poetry between films. Donations accepted-this is a fundraising event for Sustaining Cultures, Food Not Bombs, and the Taos Peace House. Buyer Be Fair narrated by Scott Simon at 1pm, Black Gold at 3pm, Stolen Childhoods narrated by Meryl Streep at 5:30pm, Buyer Be Fair at 8pm. Call 613-3490 for info.

Saturday, Feb 23 at 1:30-3:00, Zeno will give an introduction to the Human Design System, its chart and what it can do for you in any kind ofrelationships. Chart service will be available. Bring your birth time.

Up Without Meds
by Mark Myers

Talk and Book Signing at Sustaining Cultures: 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16
How to make five lifestyle decisions that correct your chemical imbalance to pull you out of depression.

www.upwithoutmeds.com

Jeffrey Fisher, composer, instrumentalist, storyteller.
Saturday, January 19, 2 - 5 pm
Award-winning composer and multi-instrumentalist Jeffrey Fisher, combining music and storytelling, and music as storytelling will be performing pieces from past and future cds. On one of his rare forays from his off-the-grid ranch in California's San Jacinto Mountains, Fisher is stopping in Taos on his way to television, store and club appearances from Texas to Florida.

Blue Mountain Taiko Saturday, January 12th, 1 to 2:30 pm. Ahmad Alarcon and his family will perform traditional Japanese drumming and Filipino rhythms. Including free Taiko demonstrations for children and adults. Don't miss this exciting and unique cultural event.