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A Texas Folklife Twist On Friendsgiving

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A Texas Folklife Twist On Friendsgiving

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Date: October 24, 2023
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The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with a unique Texan twist on the classic Friendsgiving gathering? At Texas Folklife, we cherish our cultural heritage, and that includes adding a dash of Lone Star State flair to our Friendsgiving festivities. This year, consider hosting a special Friendsgiving event that brings together friends and families to celebrate the spirit of gratitude and togetherness while highlighting the rich cultural traditions that make Texas so special.

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