Upcoming Events
Cabaret
The Annual Wildflower Cabaret and burlesque show, features local dancers and musicians bringing the comedic tease to the stage in a Cabaret themed evening of dance and music.
SHOWTIMES
Fri, Oct 24, 8pm
Sat, Oct 25, 8pm
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
Amor Fati
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
Auditions with Helen Rynaski
Roles for women aged 20s to 50 and 2 men aged 30s to 50s for play to run last two weeks in Jan. 2026.
Chile Line Media Presents: The Way We Carry Water
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
Take Two: Classical Music Buddies Encore
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
Light the Fire: A Musical Welcome to Winter
Light the Fire: A Musical Welcome to Winter presents an evening of music to warm the heart and invite the soul in anticipation of colder, darker times. The show features the award-winning and highly original “chamber grass” of the John Depew Trio. The opening act is the local all-star ensemble, The Fairy Jazz Orchestra.
SHOWTIME
Sun, Dec 7, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
Fairy Jazz Productions
Chamomile Smash - A Sketch Comedy Show
From the rough and rowdy business of fitness influencers, to the inevitable AI apocalypse, this show has it all! Whether you want to twerk your way to enlightenment or get to know a group of polyamorous cats, if you come to this show prepare for some EXTREME RELAXATION and some extreme laughter! Content may not be appropriate for all audiences.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Oct 9, 7pm
Fri, Oct 10, 7pm
Sat, Oct 11, 7pm
Sun, Oct 12, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
The Raw Milk Agenda
Boomer Night Dance Party
A celebration of Baby Boomers’ “listening years” from 1960-1985.
DANCE PARTY IN THEATER
Sat, Oct 4, 6-10pm
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
Obsessed
Obsessed is a one woman show documenting one girl's initiation into womanhood. Starring Monica Marrocco, the show weaves together comical and emotional scenework, Monica's original songs, and mythological stories. The show will shine light on what remains unspoken in our culture; showcasing the neuroses that arise from a disconnected world. It challenges the narratives that keep women from being able to actually love themselves and be who they are meant to be. A reclaiming of soul on stage, this performance is genuine, from the heart, and a prayer for the collective feminine to be reclaimed.
SHOWTIMES
Wed, Oct 1, 6:30pm
Thu, Oct 2, 6:30pm
PRESENTED BY
Monica Marrocco
Romelo and the Vibe
Romelo and the Vibe returns the Wildflower Playhouse for a night of R&B, Funk and Cumbia Dance Party. Join us for a night of dancing, fun with a great vibe!
LIVE MUSIC DANCE PARTY
Sat, Sept 27, 6-9pm
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
Gallery Opening Herman Quintana
Gallery Opening for Herman Quintana
Saturday, Sept 27th 5-7pm
A Night of Music
Monica Marrocco is a singer songwriter who has been called to music since she was very young. Her songs are simple yet powerful, guided by the unique and beautiful expression of her voice. Her original songs are inspired by nature and lived experience. Her lyrics are deeply personal and invite those listening into their hearts, perhaps rediscovering more wholeness than there was before. Soft sweet melodies alternate with strong and fierce drum prayers. This is a musical performance straight from the heart.
SHOWTIME
Thu, Sept 25, 6pm
PRESENTED BY
Monica Marrocco
ReVóZo Flamenco with Vicente Griego
Join us in experiencing the art of Flamenco, in the intimate space of the Wildflower Playhouse, Saturday Sept 20th 7pm
Autumn Muse
The Autumn Muse presents an evening of music that inspires reflection on the natural and spiritual movements associated with the Fall of the year, featuring the music of Anam Cara with special guests Jenny Bird and Michael Mandrell.
SHOWTIME
Thu, Sept 18, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
Fairy Jazz Productions
Erin Currier Art Opening
Collection by Erin Currier featured in celebration of Dancing Earth, Sept 12th at 5-7pm
“Weaving Waters” Presentation to follow at 7pm
Dancing Earth artistic residency culminating in performances titled : “weaving waters"
Dancing Earth brings eco somatic movement work to Wildflower Playhouse in a week-long artistic residency exploring themes of land, water, and celestial navigation. Daily workshops led by Founding Artistic Director Rulan Tangen and a workshop by Māori guest artist Jade Whaanga from New Zealand welcome all levels, ages, and backgrounds.
The residency features extensive open community invitations with daily workshops including EARTH BODY movements, Flowering Way morning meditations, and Earth Warrior fitness sessions. And, a selection of local community artists will be invited for participate in an artistic creation intensive, participating in two evening performances that weave solos and group works into rituals of embodied story and energy activations.
The culminating performances are accompanied by Erin Currier's dance-inspired painting exhibition and post-show artist dialogues. Dancing Earth's 20-year movement language creates "experimental yet elemental dances" that transform ancient wisdom into futuristic invocations through "bone and blood memory in motion."
DAILY WORKSHOPS WITH RULAN
Sat, Sept 6 - Thu, Sept 11
PERFORMANCE
Fri, Sept 12, 7pm
Sat, Sept 13, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
Dancing Earth and WildFlower Playhouse
2 Solo One-Act Plays
Two actors in two separate pieces. SHERRY, with Izumi Yokoyama as a woman remembering a high school love. THE FEVER, Bruce McIntosh as a man in an impoverished foreign country who wrestles with his own legacy of privilege.
SHOWTIME
Thu, Aug 28, 7pm
Fri, Aug 29, 7pm
Sat, Aug 30, 7pm
Sun, Aug 31, 4pm
PRESENTED BY
Metta Theatre
Jenny Bird and Michael Mandrell
Performing at venues worldwide, Jenny Bird and Michael Mandrell find a common musical thread through the soul of humanity. With their spiritually uplifting lyrics and scintillating acoustic guitar work, they create a beautiful melange of folk, Celtic and jazz with their world class performance and warm stage presence. Jenny has been called one of the most passionate performers in the new folk genre. Her acoustic guitar rings with creative genius, her songs and stories captivating. Michael is known for his expansive instrumental style and world fusion modalities. With delicate technique in finger style improvisation, he blends Celtic, Jazz and New Age, demonstrating just what a 6 and 12 string guitar can do in the hands of a real master. Together they find a common groove, a sacred space, and a place for all hearts to be free.
SHOWTIME
Thu, Aug 21, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
Ageless Music
Free Film Night // 2001: A Space Odyssey
1968 G 2h 29m
Join us at WildFlower Playhouse to experience a 1968 landmark film directed by Stanley Kubrick that redefined science fiction cinema through its groundbreaking visual effects, thought-provoking themes, and unique cinematic style. Wear a costume and get in free!
SYNOPSIS
When a mysterious artifact is uncovered on the Moon, a spacecraft manned by two humans and one supercomputer is sent to Jupiter to find its origins.
SHOWTIME
Wed, Aug 20, 6pm - 8:30pm
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
The Telepathy Tapas
A Theatrical Exploration of Evolution vs. Divine Creation
This is more than just a show; it's an immersive experience that pushes boundaries and sparks conversation. The Telepathy Tapas promises to leave you questioning, contemplating, and inspired to explore the mysteries of our existence. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime theatrical journey.
SHOWTIMES
Fri, Aug 15, 7:02pm
Sat, Aug 16, 7:02pm
Sun, Aug 17, 2:11 PM
PRESENTED BY
The Ontological Awareness Foundation
Rental Shop Party Ski and Boot Reunion
Dance Party with DroAudio
Join us in celebrating the Taos Mountain and the amazing people from here and drawn here. A reunion party, open to the public, will host a throwback party celebrating the OG's and legends of the "Andy Miera" Years. With a DJ Dance Party by DroAudio, for all night dancing!
$10 General Admission
What I Want You To Know
Please join us for this very special event featuring the award-winning documentary film What I Want You To Know, an intimate journey alongside post-911 veterans as they share deeply personal stories from their deployments and consider the impact of their wars on themselves and fellow veterans. Interspersed with authentic images and videos from both wars, What I Want You To Know paints a compelling picture of the post-911 wars and their cost to the men and women who fought them.
Following the screening, Iraq veteran and executive producer Travis Weiner will discuss the film, his deployments, and subjects such as what veterans need from the American public, what veterans want us to know, and how we can best support veterans in these difficult times.
SHOWTIME
Wed, Aug 6, 6pm
PRESENTED BY
What I Want You To Know Documentary Film
Taos Youth Ensemble Summer Theater Performance
A two-week summer theater camp, for youths ages 7-16, which will culminate in a final performance (August 6th)
SHOWTIME
Wed, Aug 6, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Youth Ensemble
Reading Nancy Ryan (1932-2025)
A celebration of her work by Taos poets
A reading of Nancy's poetry by Kat Duff, Kathy Goss, Sofia Greenberg, Rick Haltermann, Anne MacNaughton, SawnieMorris, and Magdalene Smith, with music by Lisa Carver. The event is a fundraiser for Cultural Energy/KCEI-FM.
Nancy Ryan, poet and radio personality, was a hidden treasure of Taos. For many years she hosted the radio show Womenspeakon KCEI-FM, interviewing women activists and workers in thearts. In 2010 she published The Scattering Depth, a collection of her poetry illustrated by Theresa Gray.
As her eyesight failed, she invited her poet friends to help edit her work and to read it at public gatherings. The present reading represents the fulfillment of Nancy's wish for one more performance of her work by her fellow poets. She also planned to help organize a fundraiser for Cultural Energy/KCEI-FM. Tonight's event brings these two purposes to fruition.
SHOWTIME
Mon, Aug 4, 6pm - 8pm
PRESENTED BY
Cultural Energy
The Heartthrob Double Feature: Two Musicals by The Milking Parlor
The Milking Parlor, a four piece acoustic ensemble will be playing, singing, and acting out two musical works recently written and composed by Taos resident Justin “Donkeyman” Phillips.
Through The Fence - A Taos Musical about friendship. A young man and woman become platonic bedmates and explore the fine line between friendship and love.
The Shepherd & The Sparrow - A Taos Opera about love and loss. A magic arrow creates a precarious romance between a pastoral shepherd and a migrating bird in this tragic allegory.
SHOWTIMES
Mon, July 28, 7pm
Tue, July 29, 7pm
Thu, July 31, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
The Milking Parlor
Taos Youth Ensemble Summer Theater Camp
A two-week summer theater camp, for youths ages 7-16, which will culminate in a final performance (August 6th)
SUMMER THEATER CAMP
Sat, July 26 - Wed, Aug 6
PRESENTED BY
Taos Youth Ensemble
Taos Children's Theatre "Twelfth Night"
Taos Children's Theatre performs Shakespeare's romantic comedy, all about love, "Twelfth Night" complete with sword fights, love between giants, and heart throbs between humans.
SHOWTIMES
Fri, July 25, 7pm
Sat, July 26, 7pm
Sun, July 27, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Children's Theatre
Mythology of the Self
A collection of one-act plays.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, July 10, 7:30pm
Fri, July 11, 7:30pm
Sat, July 12, 7:30pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
Sex, Murder & Applesauce // Week 2
By Jeffrey Marks and Mike Morris. Winner of the 2024 Don Keefe Memorial Playwriting Contest!
Arroyo Piñon is the typical retirement community—lots of activities to fill one’s golden years—playing cards, puzzling, partaking of early happy hours, murdering men for their nest eggs…An off-beat comedy with plenty of laughs and surprises.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Jun 26, 7:30pm
Fri, Jun 27, 7:30pm
Sat, Jun 28, 7:30pm
Sun, Jun 29, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
Seasons of Resilience // Opening Reception
Nicole Thibodeau & Claire Coté
Seasons of Resilience is an exhibition of mixed-media works by artist friends, Claire Coté and Nicole Thibodeau. The two-person show is a culmination of years of creating in nature, imprinting ecological processes through the seasons. Works in the show are created in specific local places in collaboration with the elements and seasons. The exhibition will also include a collaborative installation of natural materials, sound, photography and citizen science.
On Friday, June 20th from 4:30-7 pm, all are invited to a reception to celebrate Seasons of Resilience at the WildFlower PlayHouse, in Taos, NM; artist talks at 5:30 pm.
The exhibition is also part of the Taking. Up. Space. See more by viewing the #takingupspace2025 hashtag.
OPENING RECEPTION
Fri, June 20, 4:30pm - 7pm
FREE
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
Sex, Murder & Applesauce // Week 1
By Jeffrey Marks and Mike Morris. Winner of the 2024 Don Keefe Memorial Playwriting Contest!
Arroyo Piñon is the typical retirement community—lots of activities to fill one’s golden years—playing cards, puzzling, partaking of early happy hours, murdering men for their nest eggs…An off-beat comedy with plenty of laughs and surprises.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Jun 19, 7:30pm
Fri, Jun 20, 7:30pm
Sat, Jun 21, 7:30pm
Sun, Jun 22, 2pm
Thu, Jun 26, 7:30pm
Fri, Jun 27, 7:30pm
Sat, Jun 28, 7:30pm
Sun, Jun 29, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
Music for the Monsoon
SHOWTIMES
Sat, June 14, 4 PM -6 PM
Fairy Jazz Orchestra and The Milking Parlor
Sun, June 15, 4 PM -6 PM
Fairy Jazz Orchestra and The Neighbors
Music for the Monsoon features the Fairy Jazz Orchestra (members of Anam Cara and Noble Rider) as host band for a seasonal celebration of the rain in dry times. Joining FJO will be two local musical acts known for theatricality, originality, and instrumental power: The Milking Parlor and The Neighbors. The Saturday concert, 4-6 pm, pairs the FJO with The Milking Parlor. For the Sunday concert, 4-6 pm, The Neighbors are the guest band. The concerts bring elements of drama to the presentation of the music—with poetry readings, set design, and, for the June shows, original musical theatre—as a nod to the wonderful setting of the Wildflower and the desire to offer a different kind of live music experience.
Playwriting & Theatrical Storytelling Workshop
Facilitated by Joseph Sarosy, author of How to Tell Stories to Children (21 languages), this workshop will bring children and adults together (ages 12-99) to develop storytelling and playwriting skills and bring a story of your choosing to life.
Participants will have an opportunity to see how story operates in a human being, within each other as a group, and ideally within themselves. Rather than being captivated by a story (or held captive), we will learn to interact with a story, influence it, and see ourselves in it as we grow and shift.
PRESENTED BY
Joseph Sarosy
Romelo and Da Vibe
R&B, Funk and Cumbia Dance Party
SHOWTIME
Sat, Jun 7, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
Wildflower Playhouse Gala Celebration
Celebrating the Mission and Vision of Wildflower Playhouse. Join us as we gather to dream and discuss the future and sustainability of our beautiful theater, gallery and artists!
RSVP Required