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The Frank Hamilton School in Decatur, Georgia, invites students from all levels of musicianship.
Sin embraced the power of culture, and today he is a master leather craftsman and visual artist with experience in arts promotion, entrepreneurship, and economic development.
Since its mass cultivation in 1850, arabica coffee became Nicaragua’s primary export crop with great varieties carrying unique flavor imprints.
Today, artist Beau McCall—dubbed “The Button Man”—has works, including durags and jackets in museum collections around the world.
To celebrate Ella Jenkins on her hundredth birthday in August, we asked a group of musicians how Ella has inspired them.
The Japanese art of kintsugi embraces an ethos of waste reduction and creative reuse.
Folklife Magazine explores how culture shapes our lives. We publish stories about music, food, craft, language, celebrations, activism, and the individuals and communities who sustain these traditions.