Humanity is at a critical Juncture. We are faced with two vastly different prospects. Our modern advancements offer hope of a vast renewal and a new age for humanity. In direct opposition is the intensification of seemingly insurmountable global and personal issues that threaten us as never before. What is required is a straightforward as it is profound. Our Global civilization needs a new operating system, and fast. The Great news is that the new operating system lives inside of you.

The show weaves song, dance and story to unveil the emergent and ancient operating system. Journey to the depths of the cosmos and consciousness, returning with tools and practices to free yourself from the dying system. Experience the physics and mechanics of the web of life and your Human Operating System.

Come experience the change that is required of us. Tea, refreshments and tasty nibbles will be served.

SHOWTIME
Sun, Nov 2, 1:30pm

PRESENTED BY
The Imaginal Cell Project

Roles for women aged 20s to 50 and 2 men aged 30s to 50s for play to run last two weeks in Jan. 2026.

Join us at the Wildflower Playhouse in Taos for a special four-night screening series of The Way We Carry Water, a short film by New Mexico filmmaker Makaio Frazier. Filmed across four seasons in the valleys and acequia communities of northern New Mexico, the film follows Marcos, a young man grappling with the sudden loss of his grandfather while taking on the responsibility of preserving his family’s acequia — a centuries-old irrigation system that sustains both the land and the traditions tied to it.

Rooted in the heritage and rhythms of northern New Mexico, The Way We Carry Water is a deeply personal reflection on family, grief, and the enduring relationship between people and place. The film’s seasonal structure mirrors cycles of nature, loss, and renewal, capturing the beauty, labor, and quiet spirituality that define life along the acequias.

Each screening will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker and select cast and crew, offering insight into the making of the film and its connection to local culture. Opening night will feature a special community dinner and panel discussion centered on storytelling, land, and tradition in northern New Mexico.

SHOWTIMES
Wed, Nov 6, 5:30pm FILM + PANEL + DINNER
Thu, Nov 7, 6:30pm FILM + Q&A
Fri, Nov 8, 6:30pm FILM + Q&A
Sat, Nov 9, 2pm FILM + Q&A

PRESENTED BY
Chile Line Media and Hands Across Cultures

Classical music buddies Martha Shepp (piano) and Suzie Schwartz (violin) share a second mini concert with Beethoven Sonata # 8, Brahms Sonata #1 and more!

SHOWTIME
Sat, Nov 15, 4pm

PRESENTED BY
Suzie Schwartz and Martha Shepp