Folk Culture is the study of the art, rituals and traditions that permeate our everyday lives. Whether it’s about style, food, music, stories, hobbies or beliefs, interns in the Community Folk Culture Program celebrate our heritage – learning from our past and present to understand our similarities and appreciate our differences. In this program, student interns ages 14-21 learn how to interview, videotape, and present folk artists from the community, create blogs, photos, videos, and a portfolio of their work.
This program is FREE. Participation stipends are offered for qualifying interns.
Applications open annually each spring. Contact us at info@mind-builders.org to receive notification regarding the next application cycle.
This project is made possible in part through the Mid Atlantic Folk and Traditional Arts -Community Projects program of Mid Atlantic Arts with support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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John Dowe, Crafting Visions by Hand Folk Culture Presentation
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John Carl Martin airbrush demonstration, Crafting Visions by Hand Folk Culture Presentation
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Vicki Frémont, Crafting Visions by Hand Folk Culture Presentation
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Bombs Interview, Rhythm, Rhyme and Syncopation Folk Culture Presentation
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Registration for Community Folk Culture Classes
Recruitment for interns ages 14-21 begins in March/April of each year. Students must submit a completed application and are then invited for an interview. Selected applicants attend an intensive summer workshop program during July and early August. Workshops continue throughout the school year.
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