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EVENING CONCERTSSounds of the Forest StageAll concertsare sign language interpreted.Friday, June 24, 5:30-9 p.m.Thursday, June 30, 5:30-9 p.m.Comanche Hymn SingersThe Mexican SonSounds oj ilii' ForestMaria Nauni (Comanche)1 os Camperos deKeith BearVince Redhouse (Navajo)>4]Valles, MexicoSones de México, ChicagoRita CantúRiders in the DirtSaturday, July 2, 5:30-9 p.m.Patrick Michael KarnahanCommunity inNewSaturday, June 25, 5:30-9 p.m.Chuck MilnerYork and II 'ashingtonMusic and PoetryThe Fiddlin' ForestersElíseo \su Chanchona1 os Camperos deCindy t larpenterMelódica Oriental,Valles. MexicoShawnee Forest NewWashington, D.C.Ecos de Borinquen,Century Children's ChoirLos Pleneros de laPuerto Rico21, New YorkFriday, July 1, 5:30-9 p.m.Sunday, June 26, 5:30-7 p.m.Ralph RmzlerSunday, July 3, 5:30-9 p.m.[íbaro MusicMemoria] ConcertThe Dance SceneEcos de Borinquen,Beautiful BeyondLos Lleneros de laPuerto RicoMark and NancyBrown21, New York(Eastern Band Cherokee)|CJ Band, Washington, D.CJoel Monroy Martinez of Los Camperos de VallesPatrick KarnahanSMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
'RELATED EVENTSFood Culture USAExhibitionBon Appétit! Julia Child'sKitchen at the <strong>Smithsonian</strong>OngoingNational Museum ofAmerican HistoryFirst floor westFilmsSaturday, June 25,to Sunday, July 3National Gallery of ArtMarcel Pagnol's1930s FannyTrilogy—consisting of Marius,Fanny, and César—presents agentle portrait of the inhabitantsof the old Provencal portof Marseilles, including Panisse,the warmhearted widowei andsailmaker (and. by design, thenamesake ofAlice Waters 's famousrestaurant Chez Panisse). Mariuswill be shown June 25 at 2 p.m.and [une 2d at 4 p.m. Fannywill be shown July 2, and Césaiwill be shown July 3. For moreinformation visit www.nga.gov.Food Culture in the CityContinue your exploration otFood Culture USA throughoutthe nation's capital with spe< 1.1Idinners, events, and talks featuringtop local and visiting dietsalong with growers. For fulldetails, visit www. Washington,org or call (202) 789-7000.Forest Service,and CommunityConcertsThe Kennedy Center'sCulture,Millennium Stage will featureconcerts by Festival participantson the following evenings,trom (1 to 7 p.m. Concerts arefree and open to the public.Saturday, June 25Riders in the DirtAnne Alford[oanna Booser|udv HaiglerGayle HuntMonday, June 27The FiddlinForesters|ane LecheTom McFarlandJim MaxwellLynn YoungThursday, June 30Nature ami HarmonyShawnee Forest NewCentury Children's ChoirCindy CarpenterSaturday, July 2Musii of the WestPatrick Michael KarnahanChuck MilnerSunday, July 3Musk of tlwRita CantúKeith BearEarthFilmJune 24 and July 1, 12 noonJune 25-26 and July 2-4, 2 p.m.Baird AuditoriumNational Museum ofNatural HistoryThe 1 Greatest Good (2005), atwo-hour documentary film,tells the complete history ot theUS] >A Forest Service throughinterviews, archival footage,and new cinematography.Forest Service Open HouseLearn more about the USDAForest Service by visiting theI 1 nest Service InformationCenter inside the Sidney R.Yates Building, 20114th StreetSW. You can see an animatronicSmokey Bear, explore a 19SOSeiaranger cabin, and enjoyaspecial display of historicalphotos that highlight life in thenational forests and Grasslands.The Information Center is open8 a.m. to s p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m.to 4 p.m. weekends and holidays.Forest ServiceUnveiling CeremonyFriday, July 1, 2 p.m.I he unveiling of a survey markerto commemorate the USDAForest Service's100th anniversarywill take place on the west sideof the ¡amie L.Whitten Building,1400 Independence Avenue SW.9 5United States Department ofAgriculture Visitor's CenterLocated on the National Mall(Jefferson Drive). Washington, DC.Open Monday-Friday,9 a.m. to 3 p.m.RELATEDEVENTS
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