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Hungarian Heritage
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Have you ever wanted to meet a Folklife Festival photographer? On the closing weekend of the Festival you’ll have a chance to do just that.
It’s Friday—the end of the work week! There are only two remaining days of the Festival. We enjoyed sunnier, drier weather today.
József Oláh, member of the Roma music ensemble Parno Graszt, laughed heartily when I asked him the meaning of the group’s name.
On the end of day seven of the 2013 Smithsonian Folklife Festival, we are happy to be able to share another gallery of brilliant visitor photos.
We enjoyed a great, lively day of big crowds, fabulous performances, and blue sky.
Today’s “Day in the Life” features Jason Morris, the Warehouse Coordinator for the Folklife Festival.
Stuffed cabbage rolls are truly iconic dish, representative of the Szék region of Romania.
Museum visitors are often classified by evaluators as “streakers, strollers, and students,” terms apparently coined by Australian museum
Szék is a town in central Transylvania, Romania, with a large ethnic Hungarian population.
We kicked off the second week of the Festival after a two-day break. We bade fond farewell to several participants, and we welcomed a number of new ones–in particular, to the Will to Adorn and One World, Many Voices programs.
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