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  1. Schedule
  2. 2009 Festival Programs
    1. 206 Zulu Showcase
    2. 8 Bit Showcase
    3. Amazing Belly Dance Show
    4. Arab Show
    5. Awesome Celtic Showcase!
    6. Balkan Bridge Dance
    7. Blues Juke Joint Dance
    8. Cambodian Music and Dance
    9. Celtic Cousins
    10. Festival Highlights
    11. Fiddler's Showcase
    12. Funtime for Folklife Kids!
    13. Gospel Show
    14. High School Swing Dance
    15. Hot Bluegrass Showcase for All Ages!
    16. Hot Squares
    17. Hungarian Tanchaz!
    18. International Dance Party
    19. Jugband Hokum Show
    20. Kids Programming
    21. Labor Program
    22. Louisiana Roadhouse
    23. Maritime Show
    24. Mixed Fruit: An LGBTQ Variety Show
    25. Morris Dance Showcase
    26. Old-Time Kitchen Party
    27. Passport to Latin America
    28. Pirates, Punks and Pints
    29. POP425: Old Fire House Teen Talent Showcase
    30. Punk as Folk
    31. Raisin' A Ruckus: New Old-Time Music
    32. Spicy Cajun and Zydeco Dancing
    33. Stepdance Showcase
    34. Swing Dance
    35. The Big Jewish Show
    36. Tribal & Fusion Bellydance
    37. Tribute to Silent Voices
    38. Ukrainian Show
    39. Vintage Dance
    40. Waltz Night!
    41. Western Swing
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FAMILY ACTIVITIES AT THE FOLKLIFE COMMONS
Open daily from 11am-6pm

Play, participate, and learn with the whole family! Create your own fun-filled adventure at Folklife Commons!

 
Create Your Own Mosaic Art
Active Art & Science
Create your own mosaic art using tumbled safe (no sharp edges) locally recycled art glass. Unleash your creativity! - you will be presented with a dazzling array of glass colors and shapes to make functional art pieces such as mirrors, coasters and hot pad/trivets.
Cost: $3.00-$7.00 (Free activity available)
 
Design Your GreenCity
Nature Consortium
Get creative with the environment! Show us how you would design your own eco-friendly neighborhood. Prizes will be awarded to the winning design. No artistic skill needed! All are welcome.
Cost: Free
 
Great Circle Ceremony
Indigenous Studies Foundation/Honor Day Foundation
All are invited to our booth to explore the meaning of the Native American Indian HONOR WAY by sharing ways we can honor each other and the earth, and by quietly walking our sacred medicine wheel honor circle 11-6. Special guests will lead a formal ceremony daily at 4 pm.
Cost: Free
 
Make and Take Pop-Up Puppets
Planet of the Puppets
Make and take home a Pop-Up Puppet that opens its mouth with just a thumbs up from you! Let the experts from Planet of the Puppets help you create an out of this world Puppet Pal so you can perform for all your friends!
Cost: $3.00 (Free activity available).
 
Toy Boat Building
The Center for Wooden Boats
Build your own wooden toy boat! We provide the tools, you provide the creativity and innovation!
 
What’s in a Symbol? The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Emblem
Museum of History & Industry
Stop by MOHAI’s booth to learn more about life in Seattle during the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.   We’ll have photos and a map of the original fair grounds, artifacts to explore, and a craft activity.
Cost: Free

 

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