Experience the real challenges of off-grid living in New Mexico at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun. This story highlights what it’s like maintaining a private, off-grid property while dealing with open range conditions, rural land use realities, and the responsibilities that come with land ownership.
At Plateau Hame De Colquhoun LLC, the parent company behind Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center, Music in the Desert, Colquhoun Entertainment, JAFO Productions, and Dusty Nail General Store, the focus is on preserving open land while creating a space for creativity, community, and authentic experiences.
This content reflects the daily reality of living and operating in a rural, off-grid environment—balancing openness with protection, independence with responsibility, and respect for the land with the need to maintain it.
Explore more about off-grid living, rural property management, and creative community experiences in New Mexico.
Plateau Hame De Colquhoun LLC is a private, off-grid property located in New Mexico and serves as the parent company for multiple creative and experience-based ventures, including Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center, Colquhoun Entertainment, JAFO Productions, Dusty Nail General Store, and Music in the Desert.
This unique property is designed as a space for independent music, creative expression, and authentic community gatherings. Each DBA under Plateau Hame De Colquhoun LLC represents a different part of the experience—ranging from live music performances and artist showcases to off-grid living and community-focused events.
Access to the property is limited to booked guests and members, creating a controlled and private environment where visitors can enjoy music, nature, and connection without the distractions of traditional commercial venues.
Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center
Ka-Hoon Campground serves as the core of the property’s live experience. It provides a space for camping, gatherings, and events in a natural, off-grid setting. Guests can experience live music, including events like Music in the Desert, while surrounded by the open landscape of New Mexico.
Music in the Desert
Music in the Desert is a signature event series that brings together live performances, original music, and a community-driven atmosphere. Hosted at Colquhoun Entertainment, these events focus on independent artists and authentic sound in a private setting.
Colquhoun Entertainment & JAFO Productions
Colquhoun Entertainment and JAFO Productions handle the creative and production side of the property, supporting live events, content creation, and independent music projects such as Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band.
Dusty Nail General Store
The Dusty Nail General Store focuses on souvenirs, art, and crafts. Members of the community can also sell their own goods there on an honor pay system, fostering creativity and collaboration while supporting the off-grid lifestyle.
Plateau Hame De Colquhoun LLC continues to grow as a destination for those seeking off-grid living, independent music, creative experiences, and private events in New Mexico.
This is not just a venue—it is a full ecosystem built around community, creativity, and self-reliance.
🎶 Music in the Desert Tonight | Live at Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center
When the sun drops over the desert and the air starts to cool, something special happens out here. **Music in the Desert** isn’t just a show — it’s a gathering, a vibe, and a reminder that art thrives even in the most unexpected places.
Tonight at **5 PM MST**, join us live on **YouTube and TikTok via Colquhoun Entertainment** for another unforgettable **Music in the Desert** show, hosted by **Advocatus Diaboli** and **Melodious**.
Expect a night filled with **music, laughter, playful chaos, and genuine fun** — the kind that only happens when creativity meets the open desert sky.
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🌵 Where It All Comes Together
Music in the Desert is proudly produced by **Colquhoun Entertainment** and rooted at **Plateau Hame de Colquhoun**, home of **Ka-Hoon Campground** and **Ka-Hoon Event Center**. Living and creating off-grid inspires everything we do — from **Offgrid Talk** conversations to live performances that feel raw, real, and refreshingly human.
This isn’t polished, cookie-cutter entertainment. This is **community-built**, **artist-driven**, and **joyfully different**.
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🔥 Advocatus Diaboli & the Grim Leafer Band — What’s Coming Next
Make sure you’re following **Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band**, because big things are coming. Their upcoming album, ***“Close to the Gate”***, is on the horizon, and a **release party** is in the works. If you’ve seen them live, you already know — this isn’t a typical band experience. It’s theatrical, provocative, humorous, and unforgettable.
Behind the scenes, creative collaborations continue through **JAFO Productions**, **Melodie’s Oddities**, and even the **Dusty Nail General Store**, where handmade, offbeat creations meet desert spirit.
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🎤 Want to Book Music in the Desert or the Band?
Interested in booking **Music in the Desert** for your platform? Want **Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band** to perform at your venue or event?
We love partnering with venues and creators who appreciate originality, artistic freedom, and a little beautiful weirdness.
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## 🌙 See You Tonight
Whether you’re tuning in from the desert, the city, or somewhere in between — **we’ll see you tonight at 5 PM MST**.
Follow **Colquhoun Entertainment**, subscribe, and stay connected for updates, shows, and everything happening at **Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center**.
Music lives here. Community lives here. And tonight — the desert sings. 🎶✨
Music in the Desert Continues: Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band Album Release Party
Set against the open landscape of the New Mexico desert, **Music in the Desert** remains a creative outlet for independent music, art, and off-grid living. Operated under **Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC**, this unique space brings together music, community, and alternative experiences through **Ka-Hoon Campground** and **Ka-Hoon Event Center**.
Coming soon, **Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band** will be hosting a **release party for their newest album, *Close to the Gate*.** The **official date and time will be announced soon**, with options to attend **in person** or **watch from the security and comfort of your own home** via livestream.
More details will be released shortly.
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Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC: The Creative Foundation
All projects, events, and offerings operate under **Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC**, providing the structure behind a growing collection of creative and community-driven endeavors, including:
* **Ka-Hoon Campground** * **Ka-Hoon Event Center** * **Music in the Desert** * **Colquhoun Entertainment** * **JAFO Productions** * **Melodie’s Oddities** * **Dusty Nail General Store** * **Offgrid Talk**
Together, these projects support independent artists, musicians, and creators while offering a peaceful off-grid environment rooted in respect, creativity, and individuality.
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About *Close to the Gate*
*Close to the Gate* is the newest release from **Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band**, continuing their exploration of dark spoken word, industrial textures, and experimental sound.
The upcoming release party will celebrate:
* The album’s themes and creative vision * Live performance elements * The connection between artist and audience
Whether attending at **Ka-Hoon Event Center** or joining remotely, this event is designed to be accessible and inclusive for both local and non-local supporters.
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Why Music in the Desert Matters
**Music in the Desert** was created to give artists a platform outside traditional venues — a place where creativity isn’t boxed in by expectations. Hosted at **Ka-Hoon Campground**, the experience blends live music, desert scenery, and off-grid living into something intentionally different.
Guests can expect:
* Authentic live performances * A calm, respectful environment * A unique off-grid venue experience * Options for camping, day attendance, or livestream viewing
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Stay Updated
Details regarding tickets, attendance options, and livestream access will be announced soon.
Follow along as **Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC** continues to build creative spaces where music, art, and community can thrive — even in challenging times.
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of live music, creativity, and off-grid inspiration! **Music in the Desert** kicks off tonight at 5 PM MST, livestreamed on **TikTok** and **YouTube** via **Colquhoun Entertainment**. Join your hosts, the electrifying **Advocatus Diaboli** and the charismatic **Melodious**, for a night full of energy, music, and community vibes.
The event takes place in the **JAFO Productions** studio, located on the scenic grounds of **Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center**, proudly run by **Plateau hame de Colquhoun LLC**. Whether you’re tuning in online or visiting in person, this is a chance to experience a truly unique musical journey.
**Music in the Desert** is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of creativity, off-grid living, and the joy of coming together through music. From live parodies to original compositions, **Advocatus Diaboli** and **Melodious** bring a dynamic performance that blends humor, artistry, and musical mastery.
For those curious about off-grid lifestyles, don’t miss our **Offgrid Talk** segment, sharing insights into sustainable living, creative freedom, and the magic of life at **Plateau hame de Colquhoun**. This is the perfect combination of entertainment, inspiration, and a peek into a lifestyle that celebrates freedom, nature, and self-expression.
Follow the action live on **TikTok** and **YouTube** at **Colquhoun Entertainment**, and be part of a growing community of music lovers and off-grid enthusiasts. Whether you’re here for the laughs, the music, or the lifestyle tips, **Music in the Desert** delivers a memorable experience that keeps you coming back for more.
Don’t miss tonight’s show at 5 PM MST—connect, dance, laugh, and celebrate with **Advocatus Diaboli**, **Melodious**, and all the incredible talent from **JAFO Productions**. Experience the creativity, energy, and unique charm that only **Plateau hame de Colquhoun** and **Music in the Desert** can provide!
**Stay tuned, stay inspired, and join the adventure—tonight at 5 PM MST on TikTok and YouTube!**
🌵 Resilient in the Desert: Life, Laughter, and Living Off-Grid at Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center
Living in the New Mexico desert isn’t easy—and that’s exactly why we love it.
At **Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center**, off-grid life is a daily lesson in resilience, adaptability, and humor. The sun is intense, the wind has opinions, and nature does not care about schedules. Yet somehow, between solar panels, dirt roads, music, and dogs underfoot, a deep sense of peace and purpose grows.
Desert living teaches you quickly that resilience isn’t about toughness alone—it’s about learning when to laugh, when to slow down, and when to simply roll with whatever the desert throws your way.
Being off-grid means solving problems creatively. Power comes from the sun, not a switch. Plans change with the weather. Convenience is replaced with intention. And while it can be challenging, it’s also incredibly grounding. Life feels real out here—raw, honest, and stripped of unnecessary noise.
Our **Offgrid Talk** grew naturally from this lifestyle. It’s not about pretending we have all the answers—it’s about sharing real conversations, real struggles, and real wins that come with choosing a different way of living. Some mornings it’s reflective, some mornings it’s humorous, and some mornings it’s simply about surviving the desert with coffee and determination.
Then there’s **Music in the Desert**—because resilience also needs joy. Music echoes differently out here, carried by open skies and wide horizons. It brings people together, reminds us to celebrate, and proves that creativity thrives even in the harshest environments.
And of course, no desert homestead story is complete without dogs. They don’t care about heat, dust, or broken plans. They play hard, rest harder, and remind us daily that balance matters. Their pack mentality mirrors off-grid life perfectly—different personalities, different energy levels, all coexisting and adapting together.
Living in the desert teaches you to be flexible, resourceful, and humble. It teaches you that resilience isn’t loud or dramatic—it’s built quietly, day by day, through persistence, humor, and community.
At Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center, resilience isn’t just a concept. It’s a lifestyle. And while the desert may test you, it also gives back clarity, connection, and a freedom that’s hard to find anywhere else.
If you can laugh when the wind knocks things over, adapt when plans fall apart, and find joy under endless skies—you just might be desert-resilient too.
🔆 Another Day Building Our 5K Off-Grid Solar System
Building off-grid infrastructure is never as simple as it looks on paper — and today was a perfect example of that.
We spent another long day working on our **5K solar power system**, a critical part of keeping our off-grid campground and event space running sustainably. While we were excited to finally get everything installed, the process came with an unexpected challenge right out of the gate.
The frame that was purchased with the solar panels turned out to be **missing several major components**, parts that were essential to assembling the system safely and correctly. Unfortunately, replacements for those components weren’t available anywhere, which meant we had no choice but to **redesign the entire setup from scratch**.
Redesigning a solar system mid-build isn’t ideal, but off-grid life teaches you flexibility fast. After reassessing the structure, sourcing alternative parts, and adjusting the layout, we were finally able to move forward.
By the end of the day — just before the sun dipped below the horizon — we successfully completed **one full solar unit and got it installed into place**. Seeing it standing and ready was a huge win after the setbacks earlier in the day.
Every step like this brings us closer to a stronger, more reliable **off-grid solar power system**, helping us reduce reliance on generators and keep our desert operation running efficiently. Progress may not always be fast, but it’s always worth it.
Stay tuned — there’s much more solar work ahead as we continue building a resilient, sustainable future off-grid.
🎆 Happy New Year from Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC – A Look Back at 2025
Happy New Year from all of us here at **Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC**! As we step into a brand-new year, we want to take a moment to look back on **2025** — a year that challenged us deeply, changed us forever, and reminded us why community truly matters.
This past year has been one of the **hardest and most emotional** of our lives. We faced countless hurdles, unknowns, fears, and major changes. At times, the road ahead felt impossible. But together, we continue to **survive, adapt, and overcome** — one step at a time, one sunrise in the desert at a time.
🌵 A Growing Desert Family
In **September**, we began a new journey by sharing our lives on **TikTok**, opening a window into off-grid desert living, creativity, music, and real conversations. Since then, our **desert family has grown beyond anything we could have imagined**.
Even if you don’t live here in the New Mexico desert, you are part of this community. Our livestreams on **Colquhoun Entertainment** wouldn’t be what they are without you. Your presence, comments, encouragement, and shared laughter mean more than words can say.
🎶 Music in the Desert & Creative Survival
One of the brightest lights in a difficult year has been **Music in the Desert** — a place where music, laughter, bonfires, and real connection come together. Through **Music in the Desert**, live streams, hosted by **Advocatus Diaboli and Melodious, with special appearances of the Grim Leafer Band**, we’ve been able to turn hardship into art and stress into sound.
Music has helped us heal, helped us keep moving forward, and helped us stay connected when life felt overwhelming.
🏕️ Gratitude Beyond Words
We want to thank:
* Our **campers** at **Ka-Hoon Campground** * Everyone who attended events at **Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center** * Our online friends and supporters * Our **Offgrid Talk** community * Everyone who stood by us during our most frightening moments
This year tested us in unimaginable ways — including a terrifying medical emergency when **Brent suffered a stroke**, and we almost lost him. It was a time filled with fear, uncertainty, and long nights. The love and support we received during that period will never be forgotten.
🌅 Looking Toward 2026
While 2025 was incredibly hard, it also showed us how strong this community truly is. As we move into **2026**, we do so with hope — hope for healing, stability, creativity, and brighter days ahead.
From all of us at:
* **Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC** * **Colquhoun Entertainment** * **Ka-Hoon Campground** * **Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center** * **Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band** * **Music in the Desert** * **Offgrid Talk**
✨ **Thank you for being part of our journey. Happy New Year. Here’s to a better 2026.** ✨
Bullied, Broken, Ignored… This Story Shows What They Never Saw | A Real Healing Journey
Kadie was a gentle child—bright-eyed, soft-hearted, and deeply in love with animals. She was the kind of little girl who talked to everyone, who trusted easily, and who believed the world was just as kind as she was.
Preschool had encouraged that belief. She thrived there. She learned quickly, made friends easily, and woke up excited for each new day. She couldn’t wait for kindergarten—the next big step, new friends, new lessons, new adventures.
But kindergarten was the year everything changed.
Her teacher’s explanations left her confused. Concepts that once came naturally suddenly felt tangled. By the end of the year, Kadie—once confident—had forgotten her alphabet. Instead of feeling supported, she felt lost.
The confusion didn’t go unnoticed by her classmates. Children who once played beside her began to whisper, giggle, and point. When testing finally revealed that Kadie had a mild learning disability, she was placed into a resource room for reading and math. There, she finally understood the material—yet the better she did in the resource room, the worse she was treated in her regular classroom.
Names like “dumb” and “retarded” followed her down hallways. It didn’t stop there. She stopped taking care of herself. She gained weight. And the bullies used that too. “She’s so fat the floor moves!” The cruel jokes, the stomping sounds behind her… it never stopped.
Kadie wanted nothing more than to be accepted. She tried telling stories—stories meant to impress—but they only gave the bullies more ammunition. School became something to survive, not a place to learn.
The bullying didn’t end at school. It followed her onto the bus. It followed her home. Even her brother joined in. And her parents, believing they were helping her lose weight, compared her to other overweight people—thinking it would motivate her. Instead, it made her feel smaller, more ashamed, more broken. She didn’t want comparisons. She wanted someone to look at her and say, *You’re beautiful. You’re smart. You matter.*
There was no safe place. No soft landing. No one who truly saw her.
Over time, Kadie began to believe the things she heard: that she was stupid, ugly, worthless. At only sixteen, drowning in hopelessness, she attempted to end her life. She took pills and slept for hours. No one noticed. No one asked if she was okay. That loneliness cut deeper than any insult ever had.
Desperate to avoid pain, she withdrew from everyone. Silence became her shield. But silence isn’t healing—it’s just hiding.
Eventually, she gathered the courage to talk to the school counselor, who helped her get into therapy. She wanted to open up, but the words felt dangerous. What if speaking her truth only hurt her more? When her therapist couldn’t reach her, they assumed she wasn’t benefiting. Kadie took that as another failure—*I can’t even do therapy right.*
Thoughts of suicide returned throughout her teens. She believed nobody would care if she disappeared—until someone she knew took his own life. Seeing the devastation left behind changed everything. Kadie promised herself she would never inflict that kind of pain on another soul. She had always cared deeply about others. She had already vowed never to bully anyone, never to hurt someone the way she had been hurt.
As an adult, Kadie finally found ways to express what she had never been able to speak. She started writing. She started drawing. She helped others, and in doing so, slowly helped herself.
The scars are still there—self-esteem issues, fear of meeting new people, the constant worry that someone will turn cruel. Bullying doesn’t simply disappear when school ends. Its impact lingers in the quiet moments, in the way a person sees themselves, in the fears they carry.
**Kadie survived. But no child—no adult—should ever have to carry the weight of what she endured.**
If you or someone you know is being bullied, speak up. Reach out. Tell someone.
**Silence is where bullying grows. Support is where it ends.**
**Plateau Hame De Colquhoun: Where Off-Grid Living, Music & Community Come Alive**
Tucked deep in the New Mexico desert, **Plateau Hame De Colquhoun** is more than a destination — it’s a living, breathing off-grid community built on creativity, freedom, and connection. Home to **Ka-Hoon Campground** and the **Ka-Hoon Event Center**, this unique space welcomes travelers, musicians, artists, and free thinkers from all walks of life.
At the heart of Plateau Hame De Colquhoun is a passion for **Music in the Desert**, a growing movement powered by **Colquhoun Entertainment** and **JAFO Productions**. From intimate campfire sessions to full live performances, the desert comes alive with sound, laughter, and unforgettable experiences.
One of the most talked-about acts to grace the stage is **Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band** — a darkly humorous, genre-blending performance that pairs music with storytelling, animatronics, and pure originality. Their shows embody the spirit of Ka-Hoon: bold, different, and unapologetically authentic.
Beyond music, Plateau Hame De Colquhoun is a hub for conversation and curiosity. **Offgrid Talk** brings real discussions about alternative living, self-reliance, creativity, and community building. These conversations often spill over into late nights under the stars, where ideas flow as freely as the desert air.
Visitors can also explore **Melodies Oddities**, a space celebrating the strange, artistic, and handcrafted, or stop by the **Dusty Nail General Store**, a rustic desert staple offering essentials, curiosities, and a bit of old-school charm.
Whether you’re camping at **Ka-Hoon Campground**, attending an event at **Ka-Hoon Event Center**, or discovering the magic of Plateau Hame De Colquhoun for the first time, one thing is clear: this is a place where creativity thrives, judgment fades, and community matters.
Come experience **Music in the Desert**, off-grid living, and a community that welcomes you exactly as you are.
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