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2013 Festival
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Meat-based soups, with a sour flavor resulting from the addition of seasonal fruit have been an important part of the Transylvanian Hungarian cuisine
Today we bring you a gallery of outstanding visitor photos from day four of the 2013 Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
The Puli dog sculpture, which artist Gabor Miklos Szoke has been constructing in the Hungarian Heritage program area
Eszter Bíró is a Hungarian singer and actress, who has worked in theater and film. She is the lead vocalist for the well-known Budapest Klezmer Band.
These flaky, savory biscuits are a quintessential snack in Hungary, with each region or city claiming its own unique version, with variations size, shape, texture and flavor.
The Republic of Tuva, in Russia’s southern Siberian steppes, presents a rich mosaic of unique vocal and instrumental music.
On a small but growing shout out wall inside a staff trailer on the National Mall, someone has written on a hot pink heart: Shout out to RAIN…for bringing people together.
The Hungarian Heritage program is a joint effort involving Hungarians from Hungary and Romania (Transylvania).
The Kalmyks are the only indigenous Buddhist people in Europe.
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