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Elisa Hough
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Use the sliders to get a glimpse of how elements of sport, religion, and agriculture have always been present here.
If you come to the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, you're bound to hear a surprising range of stories.
We need more spaces to listen to and learn from each other with humility, curiosity, and vulnerability.
This may be the first year since 1967 that our outdoor event was impacted by wildfire smoke, blowing south from Canada and turning D.C. skies hazy.
The Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives is like a portal—to other countries, to the minds of great artists, and to specific moments in time.
For Sunny Jain, it seems that capturing the American immigrant experience through sound is a constant well of inspiration.
On only the second Day Eleven in Folklife Festival history, we couldn’t have asked for a better way to conclude.
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