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Building Arts
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The Hungarian Heritage program is a joint effort involving Hungarians from Hungary and Romania (Transylvania).
Things are cooking in Prince George’s County as the tech crew starts stretching canvas, painting, sawing wood, and making dance floors on which we will all soon be boogying, Hungarian style.
Through tours and demonstrations, faculty and students showed visitors that solar energy is a viable resource, not just for the future but also for today.
The Campus and Community program features a detailed and instructive timeline of events
Peter Krsko, coordinator of artists’ collective Albus Cavus, recently gave Smithsonian interns a tour of the murals of Washington, D.C.
Colombian architects and builders for the Colombia Program will travel to Washington, D.C. for the Festival.
Discussion on the history of Bhutanese temples and the development of a temple erected on the National Mall. Narrated by Festival staff.
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