Program/Grant: Folk and Traditional Arts
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More than Cabbage—This Kimchi Festival is Rooted in Adoptee Sovereignty
October 2, 2024
Minnesota-based nonprofit and service organization Adoptee Hub is helping Korean adoptees build connections to their culture—and each other.
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New Soul Food in Chicago’s South Shore: It’s a Green Thing
September 24, 2024
The New Soul Food Movement satisfies the palates of a generation that prefers lighter, more elevated preparations, yet still enjoys soul food’s classic flavor profiles.
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Small Batch Spirits from the Far North
September 17, 2024
Far North Spirits has transformed a northern Minnesota family farm into a pioneering distillery that’s making a name for single variety whiskeys.
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Canning and Preserving: A Bridge Between the Past and the Future
September 10, 2024
Three recipes to stock your shelves with food, memories, and tradition.
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Meet Tim Olson, an Artist Sharing Stained-Glass Portraits of Iowa's Icons
September 9, 2024
The more Tim Olson learned about Iowa’s oldest city, the more he saw it as a place for artistic inspiration.
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Treaty Fish Co. Sustains Anishinaabe Traditions and Community Spirit
September 5, 2024
Spending time with the John/Ogemagegedo family on the water, one experiences their connection to place and love for Gichi-wiikwedong (Grand Traverse Bay).
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A Tiny Bakery Thrives In This Rural Minnesota Community
September 4, 2024
For 10 years, a 100-year-old store stood empty in the little hamlet of Newburg. Now, it is home to an authentic French bakery where crowds of customers wait patiently for the two hours a week the small batch operation opens its doors.
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Meet Henley Rey, a Young Lakota Voice in 'The Avengers' Dub
September 3, 2024
The 10-year-old Lakota language learner shares her hopes for what projects like this could bring in the future.
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Meet the ‘Rhubarb King,’ a Farmer in Rural South Dakota
August 29, 2024
How Jan Sanderson of Sanderson Gardens built his reputation on harvesting rhubarb for the world to eat, drink, and grow.