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“I want them to feel like they can make music as well, and that their voice is important and special and should be heard.”
Before the Festival, human towers seemed to me to be like Marmite on toast, something that you had to grow up experiencing to enjoy.
Although most of our activities are open to participants of all ages, here are a few in particular that the whole family can enjoy.
As you explore the rich cultures of Catalonia, Armenia, and others in the Festival Marketplace, it can get a little hot out on the National Mall.
Fifty years ago, the roots of the Festival were planted on the National Mall, featuring traditions of people from around the United States and the world.
This year’s Folklife Festival is jam-packed with amazing performances and awe-inspiring shows. But if you’re visiting with young ones, what is the best way to keep busy between shows?
While many articles tended to be repetitive or dry, there were also some gems: highly descriptive, full of stories and quotes, and containing detailed bios and quirky facts about Festival participants.
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