Taos has long been a haven for artists and nonconformists, and that spirit flows into its music. The scene feels organic—less commercial, more heart. Musicians often perform here because they love it. You’ll hear a wide range, from Americana and folk to jazz, blues, psych rock, and experimental sounds, all grounded in roots and world influences. Longtime local musicians share the stage with touring artists passing through, creating a scene that’s as much about community as discovery. It’s the kind of place where locals gather and curious travelers feel right at home, with big talent and small-town charm.
NEW - Join us on Fridays from 6–9pm for live music, good company, and a great night. A cover charge applies.
Music has always had a home at Old Martinez Hall. We invite you to spend your Sunday afternoons with us, where live performances take place from 2–5pm.
Entertainment schedule is subject to change.
6-9pm
Cover Charge
Come dressed to impress for a Halloween costume contest and live music from Taos-based duo Vanilla Pop. This award-winning act brings a high-energy mix of lounge, disco, ’80s classics, TV themes, and more.
2-5pm
Taos guitarist Omar Rane brings an eclectic repertoire spanning jazz, classical, flamenco, and instrumental rock. With more than 20 years of performing in the Taos area, his guitar-led sets blend timeless standards, classical pieces, flamenco influences, and familiar rock favorites.
6-9pm
Cover Charge
Raised in Costilla, New Mexico, Chris Arellano fuses Norteño traditions with alternative country and blues in a bilingual sound he calls Nuevo Americana. His heartfelt songs reflect heritage, home, and a lifelong journey from family band stages to Nashville and back.
2-5pm
Taos guitarist Omar Rane brings an eclectic repertoire spanning jazz, classical, flamenco, and instrumental rock. With more than 20 years of performing in the Taos area, his guitar-led sets blend timeless standards, classical pieces, flamenco influences, and familiar rock favorites.
2-5pm
John Archuleta and Audrey Davis bring a deep-rooted tradition of Spanish folk music from Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Archuleta grew up immersed in a family of musicians, while Davis learned the tradition from renowned folklorist Jenny Vincent. Performing together as a duo for several years, the Taos musicians recently released their first album together, Cuatro Milpas (Four Cornfields), a warm and collaborative collection reflecting their shared history and musical camaraderie.
2-5pm
Taos guitarist Omar Rane brings an eclectic repertoire spanning jazz, classical, flamenco, and instrumental rock. With more than 20 years of performing in the Taos area, his guitar-led sets blend timeless standards, classical pieces, flamenco influences, and familiar rock favorites.
2-5pm
John Archuleta and Audrey Davis bring a deep-rooted tradition of Spanish folk music from Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Archuleta grew up immersed in a family of musicians, while Davis learned the tradition from renowned folklorist Jenny Vincent. Performing together as a duo for several years, the Taos musicians recently released their first album together, Cuatro Milpas (Four Cornfields), a warm and collaborative collection reflecting their shared history and musical camaraderie.
6-9pm
Cover Charge
Raised in Costilla, New Mexico, Chris Arellano fuses Norteño traditions with alternative country and blues in a bilingual sound he calls Nuevo Americana. His heartfelt songs reflect heritage, home, and a lifelong journey from family band stages to Nashville and back.
2-5pm
Taos guitarist Omar Rane brings an eclectic repertoire spanning jazz, classical, flamenco, and instrumental rock. With more than 20 years of performing in the Taos area, his guitar-led sets blend timeless standards, classical pieces, flamenco influences, and familiar rock favorites.
6-9pm
Cover Charge
Based in Red River, New Mexico, the Hwy 38 Houndogs are a working roadhouse band that has been playing throughout Northern New Mexico and West Texas since 2007. Pianist Jeff Fagan plays a defining role in the band’s sound, bringing blues, jazz, rock, and country influences to the keys. Together, the Houndogs blend these influences into a lively, distinctive sound that has made them a fixture on the regional music scene.
2-5pm
John Archuleta and Audrey Davis bring a deep-rooted tradition of Spanish folk music from Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Archuleta grew up immersed in a family of musicians, while Davis learned the tradition from renowned folklorist Jenny Vincent. Performing together as a duo for several years, the Taos musicians recently released their first album together, Cuatro Milpas (Four Cornfields), a warm and collaborative collection reflecting their shared history and musical camaraderie.
6-9pm
Cover Charge
Taos-based Western swing band Swingdust brings classic songs and dance-floor favorites to life. Led by vocalist Robert Parsons, the multi-piece band draws inspiration from legends like Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys and Asleep at the Wheel, blending timeless Western swing with a lively sound made for dancing.
2-5pm
Taos guitarist Omar Rane brings an eclectic repertoire spanning jazz, classical, flamenco, and instrumental rock. With more than 20 years of performing in the Taos area, his guitar-led sets blend timeless standards, classical pieces, flamenco influences, and familiar rock favorites.
2-5pm
John Archuleta and Audrey Davis bring a deep-rooted tradition of Spanish folk music from Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Archuleta grew up immersed in a family of musicians, while Davis learned the tradition from renowned folklorist Jenny Vincent. Performing together as a duo for several years, the Taos musicians recently released their first album together, Cuatro Milpas (Four Cornfields), a warm and collaborative collection reflecting their shared history and musical camaraderie.
7-9pm
Cover Charge
Taos-based The Uz Band is a four-piece variety band known for its eclectic mix of Northern New Mexican music, classic and alternative rock, country, reggae, and Spanish rock. Their wide-ranging repertoire brings together regional sounds and a variety of musical influences for a set that offers something different from song to song.