First Fridays with music by Jack Lorang
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- Taos Center for the Arts Taos, New mexico
About this event
First Fridays @ TCA
FRI, OCT 2, 5pm – 7pm
Join TCA for Taos First Friday on Friday, Oct 2, from 5pm – 7pm and explore TCA’s spaces and galleries! FREE!
5pm – 6:30pm Live music @ TCA Front Patio Stage by Jack Lorang
Stables Gallery + Encore Gallery OPEN
Live music @ TCA Front Patio Stage by Jack Lorang
Jack Lorang is a Taos, NM-based songwriter with timeless poetic vision and a true gift for original expression. While he carries on the folk traditions of the sixties and seventies, he has created a vocal/guitar style that is all his own. Lorang’s songs reflect the rugged beauty of the landscape and expansive splendor of the night sky. He tours and performs in Taos.
Stables Gallery
Disturbance, A Forest in Motion: A Youth, Art + Ecology Event
Opening Reception 5pm to 7:30pm
w/ music by Robert Quijano
Hundreds of northern New Mexico students have been exploring fire, forests, and resilience through art ecology. Now, their ideas come to life in “disturbance: a forest in motion art and ecology event” at the Stables Gallery. This is an immersive, student created experience, exploring growth, fire, regeneration, and renewal. The public is invited to the opening on Friday, October 2, from 5pm to 7:30pm and musician Robert Quijano will be performing! Gallery hours on the weekend: Saturday, October 3 and Sunday, October 4 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Disturbance is presented by The Paseo Project, Del Fuego, Forest Stewards Guild and its programs take place August 28, 2026 through January 31, 2027.
Encore Gallery
One Hundred Pictures of T.A.C.O. 2018-2026
Artist Jeff Cochran’s One Hundred Pictures of T.A.C.O. 2018-2026″ covers eight years of the Taos Auto Cruise Organization meeting at various locations around Taos and celebrating the vibrant and varied car culture of Taos New Mexico. The artistic skills of custom car builders and the community that supports them is captured in these images. This exhibition also features art based on the photographs in the exhibition that was created by local Taos students.