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Folk Fusion

Celebrating cultural diversity through the preservation of heritage

Folk Fusion

An analysis and interview with a survivor of Puerto Rico’s most catastrophic storm

By April Swartz
Folk Fusion

Silenced No More: Uncovering a Buried Court Case from 1876 Ghana, Africa

By April Swartz
Agriculture,Artisan Food/Gastronomy

The Treasure of Ardre – Heritage grains and seed sovereignty in Sweden

By Dan Brown
Artisan Food/Gastronomy,Culture and Art

Filmjölk, Knäckebröd and Kanelbullar – A Year Training at Eldrimner

By Dan Brown
Festivals,Folklore/folklife

“Scaring Away Winter” at the Slovenian Kurentovanje Festival

By April Swartz
Festivals

Happiness, Colors and Extravagance: Tenerife’s Wild Carnival

By Ana M. Ionita
Festivals

Lighting Up the Galley at the “Up-Helly-Aa” Festival in the Shetlands

By April Swartz
Artisan Food/Gastronomy,Culture and Art

Hooked at first bite – falling for the bread culture of Jämtland

By Dan Brown
Festivals,Mexico

Day of the Dead festivites in one Cleveland neighborhood

By April Swartz
Folklore/folklife,India

Krishna Lifting Mount Govardhan: An Indian Tale

By April Swartz
Culture and Art,India

Exploring Jaipur: A City Embellished in Pink

By April Swartz
Artisan Food/Gastronomy

Taste Your Way Around Lisbon

By Ana M. Ionita on Monday, February 5, 2018

Taste Your Way Around Lisbon- The Ultimate Foodies’ Paradise Traveling taught me that, in order to understand a country’s culture, I need to do more than visiting its capital, seeing its main touristic attractions, and exploring its museums. Learning about its past, getting in touch with locals, engaging in their favorite activities, and indulging in …

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Happiness, Colors and Extravagance: Tenerife’s Wild Carnival

By Ana M. Ionita on Monday, February 5, 2018

 Traveling has been my passion for more than a decade and, since the beginning, optimism has always been my partner. I used to say that life is just one big party, but I never imagined I would move to a place where this saying meant more than a whisper in my head. Tenerife is my …

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Festivals

Lighting Up the Galley at the “Up-Helly-Aa” Festival in the Shetlands

By April Swartz on Sunday, January 28, 2018

I am engulfed in Viking culture this year. And, as for one recreated Viking ship in the Shetlands this week, it is engulfed as well!  In flames that is.  It is all part of the spectacular event called Up-Helly-Aa, or as I like to call it, the “Oh-Hell Yeaaaah!” festival that is taking place in …

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Artisan Food/Gastronomy Culture and Art

Hooked at first bite – falling for the bread culture of Jämtland

By Dan Brown on Thursday, January 18, 2018

It was right in the middle of one of the long, bright days of midsummer in Northern Sweden, that I first met Tina Goldmann. On my way into town I had stumbled upon a small Gastronomy festival in a local park, and was taking the time to sample some of the local artisanal delights that …

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Folklore/folklife

The Legend of the Falls: A Native American Folk Tale

By April Swartz on Wednesday, January 3, 2018

The Story of Multnomah Falls, Oregon Columbia River Gorge, Oregon – One of the most beautiful places in all of the United States lies within the interior of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Natural Preserve.  It is located just north of Mt. Hood about an hours drive east of Portland.  I visited this little …

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Culture and Art

New York City: The Cultural Movement of Street Art

By April Swartz on Saturday, November 18, 2017

Folk Fusion – Brooklyn Street Art New York City has seen the emergence of many cultural movements that have given identity to the American Urban lifestyle. Such movements as the Harlem Renaissance, modern dance in the early 20th century, jazz, expressionism, hip hop and punk rock have all gotten their start in this massive great …

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We provide support to endangered cultures to ensure the traditions they reflect do not vanish from our world. We encourage the organizing of festivals and cultural events to keep traditions alive.

Published Posts
Folk Fusion

An analysis and interview with a survivor of Puerto Rico’s most catastrophic storm

By April Swartz
Folk Fusion

Silenced No More: Uncovering a Buried Court Case from 1876 Ghana, Africa

By April Swartz
Agriculture Artisan Food/Gastronomy

The Treasure of Ardre – Heritage grains and seed sovereignty in Sweden

By Dan Brown
Artisan Food/Gastronomy Culture and Art

Filmjölk, Knäckebröd and Kanelbullar – A Year Training at Eldrimner

By Dan Brown
Festivals Folklore/folklife

“Scaring Away Winter” at the Slovenian Kurentovanje Festival

By April Swartz
Festivals

Happiness, Colors and Extravagance: Tenerife’s Wild Carnival

By Ana M. Ionita
Festivals

Lighting Up the Galley at the “Up-Helly-Aa” Festival in the Shetlands

By April Swartz
Artisan Food/Gastronomy Culture and Art

Hooked at first bite – falling for the bread culture of Jämtland

By Dan Brown
Festivals Mexico

Day of the Dead festivites in one Cleveland neighborhood

By April Swartz
Folklore/folklife India

Krishna Lifting Mount Govardhan: An Indian Tale

By April Swartz
Artisan Food/Gastronomy

Taste Your Way Around Lisbon

By Ana M. Ionita
Festivals

Fun at ‘The Fringe’ – Edinburgh’s Largest Art Festival

By April Swartz
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