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Today’s Ten: Photos from 7/10

by Smithsonian Folklife Festival

Second to last day of the Festival! Here’s a selection of images from our photographers.

Click on images to enlarge and see captions.

Uldarico Matapí Yucuna (right), a Matapi shaman and craftsman, participated in an exchange with representatives of the Siletz people of Western Oregon in the Colombia program area. Photo by Amulya Mandava/Smithsonian Institution

Hernando José Ruíz Daza is director of Reciclarte, a recycling artists cooperative, in Bogotá. Photo by Marguerite Quirey/Smithsonian Institution

El Pueblo Canta perform in the Al Son Que Me Toquen tent. Photo by Joe Furgal/Smithsonian Institution

Circo Ciudad is a group of young artists from Bogotá, who use performance to interpret urban life. Photo by Samantha Hawkins/Smithsonian Institution

The Progressive Structure anchors the Cities/Metropolitan Crossroads section of the Colombia Program. Photo by Joe Furgal/Smithsonian Institution

R&B program intern Charise Richards dances with a visitor as the Monitors perform. Photo by Walter Larrimore/Smithsonian Institution

Fernando Jones dances with a visitor in the Motor City tent. Photo by Walter Larrimore/Smithsonian Institution

Opika Performance Group members outside of the World Stage. Photo by Amy Vaughters/Smithsonian Institution

Members of the The Rehoboth Children’s Home Dance Team invite the audience to try tinikling dancing. Photo by Nora Simon/Smithsonian Institution

Dancers from the Peruvian dance school Raíces y Expresiones perform with Peru Gozando on the World Stage. Photo by Dan Payn/Smithsonian Institution

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