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Elisa Hough
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Follow along for the sounds of the D.C. birds, the chickadee, the rude blue jay, and a little lesson in ASL.
In Anna Tepanosyan’s hometown of Lusakert, Armenia, lavash is a ubiquitous flatbread, treasured by residents and travelers alike.
At the 2018 Festival, the Green Fields of America celebrated forty years of sharing Irish and Irish American music and dance with the world.
Roger Solé-Coromina worked throughout the Festival on a sandstone barraca, an igloo-shaped dwelling once used by shepherds in the Pyrenees.
Thank you to all the visitors who have joined us on the National Mall over the past two weeks.
As the Festival reaches its finale, many of artists and craftspeople have nearly completed the projects they have been working on throughout the past two weeks.
Although the forecast threatened thunderstorms, the Folklife Festival continued as planned with beautiful weather.
For the first time in history, hundreds of skilled performers brought the human tower building tradition of Catalonia to the National Mall.
What’s a typical day at the Folklife Festival like? Well, over in the Armenia program, there was a wedding celebration!
While the city and the nation observed Independence Day, we continued our celebration of Armenia and Catalonia.
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