Get ready for a galaxy-far-far-away experience in the New Mexico desert. **Star Wars Under the Stars** returns to **Plateau Hame de Colquhoun (Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center)** for a special **May the 4th Weekend celebration, May 1–3**.
This off-grid camping weekend features **outdoor Star Wars movie nights under the stars**, open desert skies, and a community campfire atmosphere. Movies are **free for all campers** and included with campsite booking—no separate movie tickets required.
Guests are encouraged to **dress up as their favorite characters**, bring their own beverages (BYOB), and enjoy a relaxed desert weekend. Saturday night features a special **Music in the Desert** sit-and-listen show, adding live desert soundscapes to the experience.
Campsite pricing covers **up to five people per site**, with rates varying by booking platform. Members receive **free admission** to all activities. Whether you’re camping, stargazing, or watching movies beside the fire, this is a weekend designed for connection, creativity, and unforgettable desert nights.
Tonight, the New Mexico desert comes alive at Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center with Music in the Desert, a live streamed desert music experience hosted by Colquhoun Entertainment.
Starting at 6 PM MST, audiences can watch Advocatus Diaboli perform live from the desert—bringing original music, parody songs, and raw desert atmosphere straight to viewers on YouTube and TikTok.
Music in the Desert is more than a performance — it’s an experience shaped by open skies, campfire energy, and authentic desert living. Whether you’re camping on-site or tuning in from home, tonight’s show delivers something different from the typical stage performance.
🔥 When: Tonight – 6 PM MST 🌵 Where: Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center 📺 Watch Live: YouTube & TikTok via Colquhoun Entertainment
Join us tonight and experience music the desert way.
Monday morning looks a little different at Plateau Hame de Colquhoun.
There are no traffic jams, no office buildings, and no commute — just sunrise over the desert and coffee before the solar batteries finish charging.
Life at Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center means starting the day with quiet, wide skies, and the occasional unexpected visitor wandering through the property. Off-grid living teaches patience, humor, and flexibility… especially on Mondays.
Here, we don’t rush the week. We ease into it.
While most people are heading back to work, we are preparing for our weekly livestream Music in the Desert, produced by Colquhoun Entertainment and hosted by Advocatus Diaboli with Melodious moderating the community.
The show streams every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, bringing live music, stories, and real desert life to viewers everywhere.
Monday is the calm before the music.
So if your morning feels chaotic, stressful, or overwhelming — just remember somewhere in the New Mexico desert the day starts slower, the sky is bigger, and there’s always another sunset coming.
Something unexpected — and honestly a little magical — happened after Music in the Desert this week here at Plateau hame de Colquhoun.
Every show night, once our live stream ends from Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center, we do what our community has come to call “The Jump.”
The Jump is simple in idea, but powerful in effect.
After our broadcast, we travel together as a group into another creator’s live stream — usually a karaoke host — not to take over, but to support. We encourage our viewers to follow along, meet new people, support performers, and help smaller creators grow. It has become one of the most community-building traditions of Colquhoun
Colquhoun Entertainment.
This time, we landed inside Iluvpots Karaoke.
And that’s when something special happened.
A Song We Didn’t Plan
While visiting the live, Advocatus Diaboli decided to perform an original song titled:
“Sanctuary of Intricacies.”
The performance wasn’t scheduled, rehearsed for a show, or promoted beforehand. It was spontaneous — the way some of the best art happens. With Melodious moderating and our community gathered in support, the live karaoke room suddenly became a small concert venue.
The song carries a reflective tone and fits perfectly with what Music in the Desert has always been about: connection, creativity, and shared moments between strangers who become friends.
Moments like this are exactly why we do The Jump.
We don’t just stream a show — we build bridges between communities.
What “The Jump” Really Is
The Jump is not a raid for attention. It is a gesture of appreciation.
We invite our audience to join us in supporting another host, cheering on performers, and helping create a welcoming atmosphere. Sometimes Advocatus Diaboli sings covers, sometimes parodies, and occasionally — like this night — an original piece appears.
“Sanctuary of Intricacies” became one of those rare moments where the audience, the host, and the performers all experienced something unplanned together.
That is the spirit behind Music in the Desert.
Join Us Live
We stream Music in the Desert multiple nights every week from the New Mexico desert at Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center, part of Plateau hame de Colquhoun.
🎵 Live performances by Advocatus Diaboli 🛎 Moderated by Melodious 🌵 Presented by Colquhoun Entertainment
Join us every:
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
After each show… we Jump.
And you’re invited to come along.
You never know where the night will lead — or where the next song will be heard.
Living off-grid isn’t just solar panels and pretty sunsets — it’s real life, real challenges, and real community.
Every morning between 11 AM – 12 PM MST, join Off-Grid Talk streaming LIVE on TikTok (Colquhoun Entertainment). Hosted by Melodious & Advocatus Diaboli, this is a relaxed coffee-and-conversation livestream where anyone can ask questions, share experiences, or just hang out.
We broadcast from Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center (Plateau Hame De Colquhoun LLC) — a working off-grid desert homestead. You’ll see:
Solar power life
Water hauling reality
Tiny living
RV living
Homesteading struggles & wins
Daily off-grid routines
Behind-the-scenes campground life
You’ll also meet the Colquhoun pups, talk with real people living this lifestyle, and get honest answers — not influencer fantasy.
Whether you want to live off-grid, are already doing it, or just curious… you’re welcome.
Join us TONIGHT at 5 PM MST for Music in the Desert, streaming live from the New Mexico desert at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun.
Hosted by Advocatus Diaboli and Melodious, this isn’t your typical livestream. Expect original music, wild covers, and a little desert chaos thrown in for flavor. You’ll also catch our Offgrid Talk, chats about off-grid living, and a peek at life at Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center.
Watch live on YouTube and TikTok via Colquhoun Entertainment, and join a community of people who love desert vibes, music, and spontaneous adventure.
Whether you’re here for the music, the off-grid stories, or the chaos that follows the dogs, there’s something for everyone.
Don’t miss it — 5 PM MST!
“Watch live weekly from Plateau Hame de Colquhoun in New Mexico — Music in the Desert hosted by Advocatus Diaboli and Melodious”
If you’ve watched our latest video, you probably heard the question we get constantly:
“Why does a campground need a membership?”
Fair question.
Most campgrounds are designed for temporary stays. You pull in, set up, stay a few days, and then move along. You might wave to your neighbors… but by the time you learn their name, they’re already packing up.
We realized something.
We weren’t trying to create a place people visit. We were trying to create a place people belong.
At Ka-Hoon Campground – Plateau Hame de Colquhoun, we kept meeting incredible travelers, off-gridders, artists, musicians, and people looking for a quieter life. But the structure of a normal campground meant they had to leave just when friendships started forming.
So we changed the model.
What the Membership Actually Is
The membership isn’t a resort pass. It isn’t a timeshare. It isn’t an HOA.
It’s simply how we keep a stable community instead of a revolving parking lot.
Instead of strict campground policies, our philosophy is simple:
Respect is the rule.
We don’t want a place full of paperwork and enforcement — we want a place where people naturally look out for each other, share skills, and create something together.
What Makes It Different
Our members aren’t just campers. They become part of daily life here.
People garden. People build projects. People share meals. People play music. People host events.
We host regular activities including:
People build projects.
People share meals.
People play music.
People host events.
We host regular activities including:
Music in the Desert live shows
Karaoke nights
Movies and gatherings
Seasonal events
Some members stay a short time. Some stay much longer.
The goal was never to build a campground. The goal was to build a community where people can slow down and live differently.
Who It’s For
This place tends to attract:
Off-grid and solar living enthusiasts
RV and van lifers
Tiny home travelers
Creatives and makers
People escaping strict HOA living
Anyone wanting a quieter, more intentional environment
It’s not luxury camping. It’s not a party resort. It’s a shared space built on mutual respect.
Why We Made the Video
Because the word “membership” confuses people.
It sounds formal — but the reality is the opposite. The membership simply allows us to know who is here, keep the environment safe, and maintain a few real community members rather than alway constantly changing campground.
If you’re looking for a place to just park , we offer multiple platforms to book through
If you’re looking for a place to settle for a while and meet people who actually know your name — you probably understand immediately.
Watch this amazing short video from our off-grid homestead in the New Mexico desert! From unexpected wildlife visitors — like a fox spotted during the Super Bowl — to breathtaking desert scenery, every moment here is unique. Experience the magic of our solar-powered, off-grid lifestyle and explore live music performances by Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band.
Stay tuned for Music in the Desert livestreams, happening Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Enjoy originals, covers, parodies, and storytelling — all set against the backdrop of the New Mexico desert.
Creating Through Change: Why We Keep Making Music and Hosting Events
In a world obsessed with numbers — views, ticket sales, profit, and constant noise — it can be difficult to explain why some of us keep creating anyway.
We live off-grid in the New Mexico desert. Life out here is quiet, demanding, and honest. You work because you must. You create because something inside you refuses to go silent. Survival has very little to do with money, politics, or religion — and everything to do with resilience, purpose, and community.
For us, music and events are not about chasing attention. They are about **connection**.
Joy Is the Measure, Not the Noise
My joy comes from seeing others happy because of something I helped create — campers feeling welcome, people settling in to listen, or an audience connecting with a performance.
Our livestreams have become a real source of that joy.
Attendance has been growing steadily. Many people listen quietly, fully present, faces focused on the music. Others reach out afterward to tell us how much the show meant to them. Some even arrange their schedules around the livestreams so they don’t miss them.
That kind of connection matters deeply.
Not every audience is loud. Some are listening — and that’s just as powerful.
Creating Through Adaptation
My partner is a writer and a creator. He builds worlds with words and emotion. He knows what a piece should feel like — the weight, the atmosphere, the message — even when the path to bringing it to life looks different than it once did.
What matters is not *how* something is created, but **who is creating it**.
The vision is still his. The words are still his. The intention is still his.
Adaptation doesn’t diminish creativity. It proves devotion to it.
Showing Up, Even When It’s Quiet
Livestreaming allows us to reach people we wouldn’t otherwise meet — people who listen from their homes, their workspaces, or quiet corners of their lives. Without it, we wouldn’t have this connection at all.
These moments — the listening, the messages afterward, the shared experience — are what remind us why we keep going.
Creation doesn’t need to shout to be meaningful.
Why We Keep Going
We believe people should be able to live in ways that make sense for them, adapt without being judged, and create without needing permission.
We don’t do this for money. We don’t do this for politics. We don’t do this for religion.
We do this because being human means creating, connecting, and caring — even when it’s quiet, even when it’s unconventional, even when the world isn’t watching.
And for those who have found us through the livestreams: thank you for being there, for listening, and for sharing this space with us.
We’ll be back in venues near you playing the show again — and **Music in the Desert livestreams will be returning soon**.
We’re still here. We’re still creating. And we’re grateful you are too.
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