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.
In a few months, some will say, “it is the most wonderful time of the year! “ Twinkling city lights, tamales, and Texas holiday traditions create magical memories. This year, consider adding Texas Folklife to your holiday shopping list.
This past summer, Texas Folklife presented a guest lecture by Dr. Norma Cantu at the Austin Public Library. The lecture was part of our Stories Summer institute, which trains teachers on audio storytelling.
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For decades, Austin has long been known as the ‘Live Music Capital.’ But as the city rapidly changes, it is becoming more difficult to sustain local music traditions. How do we sustain live music and support musicians in the new Austin?