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  1. 2009 Cultural Focus
    1. Alaska Native Crafts Demonstrations on the Fisher Terrace!
    2. Amazing Cultural Showcases!
    3. Exhibits and Displays!
    4. HistoryLink.org’s Book Launch!
    5. Kick-Off Ceremonies!
    6. Nordic Village at the Folklife Commons!
    7. Seattle Times Narrative Stage!
    8. Special A-Y-P Evening Shows!
  2. 2010 Northwest Folklife Festival Cultural Focus
  3. Past Programs
  4. Programs
  5. Rhythm & Moves

Some of the most accomplished Alaska Native artists in the region join us and reveal the secrets of their traditional arts.  Stop by and talk with them--you can find them on the Fisher Terrace, next to the Narrative Stage. All will have artwork for sale.
 
Israel Shotridge   (Tlingit)  carving
Lorene Boxley   (Tlingit)  Chilkat weaving
David Boxley   (Tsimshian)  carving
Phillip John Charette   (Yupik)  mask making
Lois Chichinoff Thadei   (Aleut)  weaving
Fred Lauth   (Haida)  carving

Check the daily schedule for the Narrative Stage to see when the artists will be talking about their traditional art.

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