Welcome To Harmony Farm
Taos New Mexico
Harmony Embodiment Festival July 22-26
CONTACT IMPROVISATION ~ MOVEMENT ON THE LANDSCAPE ~ DEVELOPMENTAL MOVEMENT - EMBODIMENT PRACTICE
We welcome our contact Improv, ecstatic dance and somatic movement community to camp on the land, share nourishing meals, and co-create the kind of magic that arises through connection, closeness, and creativity. Together, we’ll weave an intentional container—designed to support spontaneity, synchronicity, and authentic expression—where intimacy and inspiration can naturally emerge. For more information, and registration: Go To Harmony Farm Festival
Its Almost Summer
Harmony Farm in Taos New Mexico presents the summer line up, Isabella Braveheart June 3, singer song writer duo Lvdy from Boulde CO on June 17, then on July 22-26 come join us on the land for four nights five days at the Embodiment Festival, Roots of Emergence. All this happening on the farm, plus Yoga in Yurt weekly along with monthly Global Chanting, this spring and summer of 2026.
Deep Fall: snow, frost and— veggies?! Yes, read how below.
Fall Benefit and a few musings on the changing season…
“Mindset, Sustainability & Awakening” Jon Emery Podcast
Mindset, Sustainability & Awakenig
Harmony Taos Farm Wins Best HipCamp Site in New Mexico for 2025!
Summer on The Farm
Sweet Rain, Ripe Cherries, and a Grateful Heart
The cherries are ready! It's harvest time here at Harmony Taos Farm, and the trees are full of juicy little jewels just waiting to be picked. Over the weekend, we likely saw the last flow of water from our beloved acequia (pronounced “a-ceck-ee-a”), so I pulled a late-night shift …
Spring brings out the Garden Elves
What happens the next year when you plant the orchard with companion plants?
Spring is Here!
It’s Spring on the Farm! The water is running in the Acequia, albeit slowly. Roffy enjoys the benefits!
Winter On Harmony Farm In Taos New Mexico
Winter this year was replete with cosy winter fires and many days of fun up at Taos Ski Valley.
In Fall we plant a dryland pasture mix in order to carbon sequester and support the soil health. By spring it looks like this.