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Like the familiar keyboard command that resets a frozen screen, “Ctrl + Alt + HERITAGE” speaks to a generation seizing control of their cultural narratives.
Families with young children will have the opportunity to explore and experience Indigenous performances, artworks, sports, and more!
In 2023, over 300 volunteers helped in several areas of Smithsonian Folklife Festival events.
My own culinary moment of inspiration came in a small packet of sumac.
Did you know that worms have taste buds on their skin and have favorite foods?
Six dorm-friendly, budget-aware gems in the Festival Marketplace.
If you’re bringing young visitors to the Festival this weekend or next week, here are ten activities we recommend.
People come to diviners for a medley of reasons, ranging from physical ailments to social or spiritual troubles.
“I think music is so powerful. I feel fortunate that I can pass on important messages through song.”
Since 1995, go-go music has emanated from speakers outside a telecommunications store in the Shaw neighborhood of D.C.
Support the Folklife Festival, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, Cultural Vitality Program, educational outreach, and more.