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Rhythm,Saturday, June 25 (Programs are subject to change)Nuestra Música Evening Concert at s: ¡c> on the Sounds of the Forest StageFood Culture USABeyond the Melting PotForest Service,and CommunityCulture,Oman: Desert,Oasis, and Sea8 61oc 11:00oc 12:00Marion SpearSteve Raichlenoc 1:00 Todd < ¡ray2:00 Kaz ( >kochioc 3:00 Janos Wilderoc 4:00 loin Bivins with NovaGarden KitchenKmi .iiui 1 es 1 look11:00 John Phillips12:00 Janos Wilder£>qf 5:30 Evening ConcertNuestra Música:Music in Liuino CultureMusic and PoetryCommunity Stage11:00 Inspirations from the I orest12:00 Piles from the Woods% 1:00 Why [Joined the USDA2:00 Music .1 oresl Sen ii eand Natureif 3:00 Forest Servic e Icons4:00 l a\\ Enforcement in the2 1st ( 'entui \£} 5:00 Water in the 1 .nestsCamp Foodways11:00 Dutch Oven I12:00 WildcraftersMights1:00 Cooking in the Field2:00 I iutch Oven Delights3:00 l ooking ( attish4:00 Plants and Dyes5:00 Duti li ( )ven I ielightsMagan Stagefy11:30 Qurayat Ensemble12:30 Al Majd Ensemble1:30 Suhar Ensemble2:30 Qurayat Ensemble3:30 Al Majd Ensemble4:30 Suhar EnsembleAl Maidan12:00 ( )mani Games12:45 ( )mani Stories1:30 Dance Workshop2:15 l 'mam ( ..unes*Sf 3:00 Maritime Traditions3:45 Music Workshop4:30 Calligraphy and LanguageOasis Kitchen12:00 I ood from the Sea£
Sunday, June 26 (Programs are subject to change)Nuestra Música Evening Concert at5:30 on the Sounds of the Forest StageFood Culture USABeyond the Melting Pot£^11:00Mark Federman andHerman Vargas12:00 LisaYockelson1:00 |osé Andrés2:00 Frank Morales3:00 Fabio Trabocchi4:00 Mara CámaraGarden Kitchen11:00 Charles Phan12:00 Plana My Trail£cj 1:00 Susan Belsinger2:00 LisaYockelson3:00 Aulie Bunyarataphan4:00 Diana My TrailHome Cooking11:00 Brenda Rhodes Miller12:00 Marion Spear1:00 Mark Federman andHerman Vargas2:00 Marion Speartef 3:00 Charles l'han4:00 lose AndrésAround the Table11:00 Recipesfoi ,1 New Land:Immigrant ( \>nks12:00 Links in the Food Chain:Food Safety1:00 Global Exchange.Local Values2:00 What'i In Season:Farmers Markets3:00 National Markets,Sustainable Foodstcf 4:00 Local Food, Local EconomyEdible Schoolyard Ramada11:00 Garden Orientation12:00 Food foi Thought:Children's Education1:00 Garden Orientation2:00 The Conversation Continues:Lunch Table Participants3:00 Improving School Lunches4:00 A Day in the KitchenSlow Roast13mner on the GroundsForest Service,and CommunityCulture,Sounds of the Forest Stage£^11:00Cindy Carpenter12:00 Chuck Milner1:00 Rita Cantú2:00 The Fiddlin' Foresters£$ 3:00 Patrick Michael Karnahan4:00 Riders in the DirtSsf 5:30 Evening ConcertNuestra Música:Musk inJíbaro MusicCommunity StageLatino Culture11:00 Wildlife Encounters12:00 Community RelationscÉcj 1:00 Accessibility in theOutdoor Environment2:00 Women of the ForestService3:00 Diversity in the ForestSen it eogger Poetry and Song4:00 Itxf 5:00 The Greatest GoodCamp Foodways11:00 Dutch Oven Delights12:00 Wildcrafters1:00 ( Ooking in the Field2:00 Dutch Oven Delights3:00 ( onking Cattish4:00 Plants and Dyes5:00 Dutch Oven DelightsFamily Activities TentOngoing events for young peoplethroughout the day, including:sing-alongs, storytelling, craftdemonstrations, career counseling,and nature awareness programs.Check the schedule board infront of the Family Activities Tentfor daily event information.Interactive ForestOngoing activities throughout theday m this forest-like learning environment.|oin rangers, naturalists,and others for guided tours throughthe Interactive Forest. Check theschedule board outside the Forestfor daily event information.Oman: Desert,Oasis,and SeaMagan Stage
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