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What began as late-summer gatherings among friends, family, and neighbors eventually became the G.O.A.T. Picnic.
Concert of Colors is one of the largest and longest-running free global concerts in the United States.
The connection between Sierra’s birchbark pyrography and Hawk’s flute is the result of a lifetime spent creating alongside one another.
Hosts and DJs in the Radio Corner will explore the “how” and “why” of festival making and seek to answer the question: “why do we gather?”
Southern Appalachia has long been celebrated for its traditions of music and song. And rightfully so.
When waves of Irish immigrants arrived in the United States in the mid-nineteenth century, they carried their music, dance, and customs with them.
The New Sounds Lab was conceptualized and adapted by the staff and students of Rebel Song Academy.
Any descriptive label intended to encompass the talents of brother duo Spencer Battiest and Doc Native falls short.
Hip-hop has provided Bolivian artists a platform for telling personal stories, examining sociopolitical issues, asserting their own cultures, and defending the rights of Indigenous peoples.
Youth were always the driving force behind production and the target audience for Stax Records.
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