Attend an event and learn about important vernacular traditions that offer resources for making social change in our region.
Join us for a special viewing of La Ofrenda (The Altar), directed by Irving Viveros and produced by the Philadelphia Folklore Project. Across diverse communities and throughout the world, altars have been spaces for veneration and introspection.
Join us for a 4-part online series where teaching artists in dance and music from across the country deliberate on salient issues regarding the politics of teaching, learning, sharing, and performing culture as insiders, outsiders, and diasporic c
The Philadelphia Folklore Project is pleased to host the first leg, of what will be a national tour of intimate solo shows by world-renowned klezmer violinist Jake Shulman-Ment. Join us for an evening of musical meditation & community fun.
Join us for a special screening of the documentary, "The Ancestors Live: 50 Years of Kulu Mele." Established in Philadelphia in 1969 by Baba Robert Crowder, Kulu Mele is the fruit of many peoples’ dreams and is the nation’s longest-enduring Africa
The Philadelphia Folklore Project's Liwetan-In-A-Box is heading back to your door. This time, you have the option to add delicious Indonesian Holiday cookies. Your order must be placed by Sunday, December 13th!
Learn to play classical compositions from Bali! No prior experience in gamelan is assumed. Ages 12 and up.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Folk Art and Social Change Fellow
Reports To: Executive Director
It's Round Two folks! The Philadelphia Folklore Project's Liwetan-In-A-Box is heading back to your door. Due to high demand, we are including delivery to NYC/North New Jersey, and the Washington, D.C. metro area.
The Philadelphia Folklore Project launches its Spring/Summer fundraising effort with Liwetan-In-A-Box, and invites community members to support Philadelphia's unique folk cultural life, immigrant communities, and informal economie
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