Festival Blog

This Friday, March 8, 2013, marks International Women’s Day, first celebrated in the United States in 1909 and now observedRead More

Matt Noonan is often the first on a location film set and the last to leave. He also probably hasRead More

New Orleans is a city famous for its food, music, and culture, with a history and ongoing undercurrents of complexRead More

Since I was young I’ve always had an interest in languages. My first semi-immersive experience with another language was whenRead More

Meredydd Evans, Professor of Philosophy, writer, and performer has long been an advocate for the Welsh language. In this 2008Read More

The Bhutanese New Year’s festival, called Losar, is celebrated between February and March depending on the lunar calendar. In 2013Read More

After listening to the band Quetzal’s album Imaginaries (Smithsonian Folkways, 2012), it comes as no surprise that they have been nominatedRead More

This is the second of a five-part series. Alexandra and Lucas Krost are co-founders of a production company called TheRead More

In Nuevo México, we all feel a part of the extended musical family of don Roberto Martínez, and we allRead More

January 25 is Dydd Santes Dwynwen, or Saint Dwynwen’s Day, the Saint Valentine’s Day of Wales. According to one versionRead More