On a bustling Sunday on the National Mall, visitors learned about the Anacostia watershed and planted seeds to take home.
Zahidah Zeytoun Millie is all about roots: her Syrian roots, mangrove roots, and the roots she sets down in each country she moves to.
Visitors flocked to the Festival on Saturday for a hot and humid day of culture of, by, and for the people.
On the farm, students raise livestock, manage laying hens to harvest eggs, and grow vegetables.
Today may have felt like 100 degrees, but that didn’t stop us from enjoying the Folklife Festival.
On Saturday, July 2, join NASA activities, discussions, and demonstrations.
Fijiri is a vocal music sung by pearl divers on wooden dhows as entertainment and inspiration.
In the morning, members from the Aaniiih Nakoda College rose a tipi among the Earth Optimism × Folklife tents.
Around the World in 80 Fabrics celebrates the diversity of natural fibers that can counter plastic pollution.
