Great to be back out on the National Mall with all of the participants. A wonderful kick-off to Week 2 of the Festival!
University of Hawai‘i, “Traditional Hawaiian Cooking”
Joan Juster, panel maker and names reader coordinator, discusses the origins of The AIDS Memorial Quilt with Mike Smith, co-founder of The Names Project
Paleontologist Jack Horner has advanced dinosaur science through both unique and controversial methods.
“Gypsy Colours” was recorded as the encore on July 1, 2012, at the Justin S. Morrill Performing Arts Center stage on the National Mall.
Wishing everyone a Happy July 4! Under sunny skies and a light breeze, there is great energy out here on the National Mall.
The last time The AIDS Memorial Quilt was unfolded in its entirety was October 1996 on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
The Good Hope and Naylor Corner, Citified’s narrative stage, hosted a surprise joint-discussion with D.C. native Christylez Bacon and East L.A. musician Quetzal Flores.
Posts by Festival
Recent Posts
Themes
- Art & Design
- Building Arts
- Celebrations
- Community
- Crafts
- Cultural Sustainability
- Cultural Transmission
- Dance
- Dress
- Education
- Environment
- Foodways
- History
- Immigration & Migration
- Language
- Marketplace
- Music
- Poetry
- Religion & Spirituality
- Social Justice
- Sports & Games
- Storytelling
- Traditional Knowledge
- Work Life