A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9
TAOS PRIDE FILM FEST
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10
Party & Performance
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11
PRIDE PARADE – 11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. on Paseo del Pueblo Sur
PRIDE IN THE PARK – 11:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Kit Carson Park
GAYEST DRAG SHOW EVER! – 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at Alley Cantina
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Places to Stay
Get Away
The Sagebrush Inn is a partner with Taos Pride. Stay with them and get a special rate, just by letting them know you are here for TAOS PRIDE.
The newly restored Sagebrush Inn & Suites offers authentic Southwest charm amidst modern comforts and conveniences with 156 graciously appointed guestrooms and suites, onsite dining, meeting and event space, and much more.
The Inn’s scenic grounds offer graceful portals, patios, and traditional brick walkways connecting courtyards ideal for gathering, all with spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With an outdoor swimming pool, three hot tubs and a fitness center, finding somewhere to unwind is easy at Sagebrush Inn & Suites.
El Pueblo Lodge
The El Pueblo Lodge offers a charming campus-style setting with lodging interspersed among several buildings spread over three acres in historic district of Taos.
The Taos Inn
Located in four buildings, the Historic Taos Inn’s collection of 44 guest rooms exudes authentic Southwestern style. Each is individually decorated, making every room a unique expression of the Inn’s history and the region’s renowned architectural style.
Taos Mountain Lodging & Retreat Center
Nestled at the foot of the El Salto Mountain sits the Taos Mountain Lodging and Retreat Center. It’s calm and natural beauty complements the unrivaled and intoxicating New Mexico landscape.
Pride in the Park
Pride Parade
On Saturday, August 12th the lineup of floats starts at 10 AM at the County Court parking lot on Albright.
The parade begins at 11 AM and will arrive at Kit Carson Park at 11:45. Pride in the Park begins at Noon.
This will be the fourth year we parade through town. It is a small town affair. Look for a stream of old trucks, hot cars and a ton of colorful people walking the parade route from the County Courthouse to Kit Carson Park. If you want to participate, show up in the courthouse parking lot on Saturday and pitch in with the decoration. If you would rather watch, line the side of the street and cheer between 11 and 11:30.
World Heritage Site
Taos Pueblo is a vibrant example of traditional native values and authentically living in harmony with the land. If you are visiting, you shouldn’t pass up an opportunity to walk within this remarkable complex of homes, shops and fields.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Oldest continuously inhabited structure in the United States
- No electricity, running water or indoor plumbing
- The language is Tiwa
- National historic landmark
- Adobe walls are often several feet thick
- Built between 1000 and 1450
Photo Gallery
A few of the sights
Who We Are
What We Strive For
Taos Pride was launched 7 years ago by Robert Quintana because he wanted to throw Taos a great big and fabulous party. It is his vision and joy that lives on through the organization and annual events.
We strive to maintain the goals of creating an open space for celebration, respect, sharing, play and remembrance. We want to invite you to join us.
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