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A brightly colored painting of a curandera performing a healing in a bedroom. A woman in a red floral dress leans over a person lying in bed with a cloth on their forehead, sweeping a green palm frond across the turquoise bedspread. A boy in a horse-print shirt watches from the foot of the bed, resting his chin on his hands beside a red apple. Incense smoke rises from a blue can on the floor. The room holds an image of the Virgen de Guadalupe, a lit candle, family portraits on the wall, a sewing machine, and a window looking out onto green leaves.
July 23, 2026

Reconnecting Through Curanderismo: Exploring Healing Traditions in South Texas

 Reconnecting Through Curanderismo: Exploring Healing Traditions in South Texas by Oddett Garza, Texas Folklife Community Folklife Fellow Growing up in…
Posted By: Mariela Freire
July 16, 2026

Yiddish Life through Song: When Memory Becomes Performance

 Yiddish Life through Song: When Memory Becomes Performance by Samantha Goldberg Blackthorn, Texas Folklife Community Folklife Fellow The Project and…
Posted By: Mariela Freire
Hands shaping a lavender tissue paper flower at a workshop table scattered with colored paper, scissors, and partly finished blossoms.
July 9, 2026

Flor y Palma: Traditions of la primavera in South Tejas

 Flor y Palma: Traditions of la primavera in South Tejas by Beto De León, Texas Folklife Community Folklife Fellow Flor…
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July 2, 2026

Archiving the Ephemeral: the Art of Preserving Dance

 Archiving the Ephemeral: the Art of Preserving Dance by Amber Ortega, Texas Folklife Community Folklife Fellow San Antonio’s story of…
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A Shared Cosmovisión: Transnational Plant Lives in Houston’s Greater East End

 A Shared Cosmovisión: Transnational Plant Lives in Houston's Greater East End by Alba Donajhi Sereno, Texas Folklife Community Folklife Fellow…
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