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2012 Festival
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While curators are extremely busy during the Festival, they do often carry their cameras with them and remember to take photos now and then.
The mercury reached 105 degrees today, and still we witnessed some awesome feats at the Festival.
At the Test Kitchen, three universities entered their cheeses into a blind taste-test competition.
This delicious salad features important Salish traditional foods, including huckleberry and wood sorrel.
Here Christylez Bacon showcases his many skills as he strums the guitar while rhyming and providing funky beatbox rhythms
“Creativity activates. Without creativity life can be quite harsh.”
Jay Coleman paints a portrait in fifteen minutes for a demonstration and shares his thoughts on the process
Come to Anake Noe’s Lanai (Auntie Noe’s Porch) for interactive demonstrations in an intimate and inviting (shaded) setting!
Amelia exotica floridana, educates students of all ages about invasive plant species through visual and experiential interactions.
Support the Folklife Festival, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, Cultural Vitality Program, educational outreach, and more.