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NM ROAD CONDITIONS

AngelFire

Burn Ban

In Effect

As of

April 16,2013,

The Village of

Angel Fire is

under a no-burn

ban. No burn

permits shall

be issued at

this time,

and all current

permits are

hereby revoked.

The use of

"exterior"

fireplaces,

stoves,

chimeneas

or charcoal

briquette

barbeques

(except

gas-propane

stoves and

barbeques),

and all

open flames

are prohibited.

No smoking

is permitted

outside except

within a three

foot diameter

barren area.

Chainsaws

will be

permitted

provided the

manufacturer's

spark arrestor

is in place.

If you have

questions

regarding this

ban, call

the Angel Fire

Fire Department

at 575-377-3347.

This ban will

remain in

effect until

conditions

permit a change.

Notice will be

given here

when the ban

is lifted.

Art Galleries & Artists

Angel Fire ArtSpace, LLC

575-377-6273. ArtSpace has paintings by Katherine McDermott, Jennifer Cavan, Martin Pavletich, Sylvia Ford, and Debbie Flood that can be seen at the Angel Fire Chamber of Commerce, The Roasted Clove, ReMax Real Estate, Keller Williams Real Estate, and Angel Fire Homes Real Estate & Construction. Contact Katherine for details, private showings or classes/workshops.

website: www.angelfireartspace.com email: kat@angelfireartspace.com

Binford-Bell Studio & Gallery

575-377-3602. Jacqui Binford-Bell has been a fixture in the Angel Fire art scene for almost 15 years; first her Mardi Gras masks, then her visionary paintings. Now she is moving into award winning photographs. Her working studio in Black Lake is on the Artistic Visions and Treasures Art Trail and open to the public. She creates and displays her paintings and photographs in the 336 square foor passive solar studio she shares with her extensive collection of europhobias. They think it is a green house.

www.binford-bellstudio.com , www.facebook.com/BinfordBellStudio

Enchanted Circle Pottery

575-737-9640, located Located 8 miles west of Angel Fire in the Taos Canyon at 26871 East U.S. Highway 64, between Angel Fire and Taos. Gallery open daily 9 am - 6 pm.Owned and operated by Kevin and JoAnne DeKeuster. We create a variety of functional and sculptural ceramic pieces. The functional pieces are lead free, dishwasher and microwave safe. The most unique aspect of our work is that it is fired solely with wood. Wood firing, an ancient Japanese process of firing, produces one of a kind iridescent colors. As the wood burns in the kiln, wood ash lands on the ceramic pieces. The kiln reaches such intensely high temperatures (2400 degrees), that the ash is melted into a glaze. The flames surging across the pots also add interesting marks and color. We are sure you will enjoy the trip to our studio and gallery. You will find us at work, throwing pottery on the wheel, creating sculpture by hand, glazing pottery, loading or firing a kiln.

email: dekeusterclay@gmail.com