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CHEROKEE REMOVAL BIKE RIDE IN MISSOURI (2017), BY DELORIS GRAY WOOD
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A CELEBRATION OF ORAL HISTORY AND DOCUMENTATION OF TRADITIONS IN THE RURAL OZARKS, BY SASHA DAUCUS
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Folk Arts @ the Capitol, April 10, 2018
“EAT, SLEEP, FOLK, REPEAT,” A VISIT TO THE KANSAS CITY FOLK FEST, BY LISA L. HIGGINS
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IN THE ARCHIVES, PART I, BY DARCY HOLTGRAVE
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Arts and Access
Most of our friends, followers, and constituents know that the Missouri Folk Arts Program is based at the Museum of Art and Archaeology at the University of Missouri. MFAP has been anchored at the Museum since…
BOUILLON – A MISSOURI FRENCH TRADITION, BY ROBERT MUELLER
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LARRY GODSEY AND SUSTAINABLE NICHE AGRICULTURE, BY CLAIRE SCHMIDT
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The HEAR Now Festival Celebrates Audio Fiction in Kansas City, by Gladys Caines Coggswell
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Liver Dumplings, a Local Foodway in Southeastern Missouri, by Mary Peura
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