TOWN OF MAGGIE VALLEY: Folkmoot at the Festival Grounds Folkmoot at the Festival Grounds July 30 & 31

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Town of Maggie Valley issued the following announcement on July 20.

Folkmoot at the Festival Grounds July 30 & 31   Folkmoot – Open to the public!  

Saturday night Live Music and Dance by five domestic and international acts!  Sunday – Closing Ceremony, a “Celebration of American Cultural Diversity Through Music and Dance”.  For more information call 828-452-2997 or visit www.folkmoot.org.

Each summer since 1984 musicians and dancers from across the globe have visited the North Carolina mountain town of Waynesville as part of the Folkmoot International Dance and Music Festival. 

More than 8,000 international performers from 200 countries have participated through the decades. 

Now located in the historic Hazelwood School, Folkmoot has transitioned to a year-round cultural center, with a focus on programs and events that celebrate diversity, encourage cultural inclusion, and honor worldwide cultural heritages, especially using dance and music as a tool to achieve world peace.

Original source can be found here.



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