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2018 Festival
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The Nur Qanon Ensemble takes its name from the pomegranate, a popular food in Armenia and a symbol of unity.
Although most of our activities are open to participants of all ages, here are a few in particular that the whole family can enjoy.
The wonder continues at the Festival Marketplace this week as we resume our pop-up International Folk Art Market.
As a student and an aspiring scholar, I am continually seeking new ways to make my work relevant to the modern world.
“There is the sea, there are mountains, there is agriculture, vineyards, animals—everything you would ever want!”
What do Armenia and Catalonia have in common? Pottery traditions, mosaic art, blacksmithing, delicious food, and fierce pride in their cultures.
So what is this country where I’ve chosen to live, where all the names end in –yan?
Crema catalana is the simple, artful combination of milk, eggs, cinnamon, corn flour, sugar, and citrus.
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