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Iowa Arts Council Folk Arts Program Records, 1976-2006

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I. General Files, 1976-1994

II. Avoca Folk Festival, 1984-1987

III. Cultural Heritage Program, 1987-1990

+ IV. Iowa Sesquicentennial Folklife Festival and Festival of Iowa Folklife, 1995-1996

A. Administrative files

B. Research and Fieldwork Manuscript Files

C. Sound Recordings

D. Graphic Images and Videotapes

V. 1997 Iowa Folklife Directory

+ VI. NEA Network and Mentoring, 1997-2000

A. Administrative files, 1997-2000

B. African American Summer Internship and Community Tour, 1998

C. Ethnic Tours, 1997

D. Iowa Folklife Institutes, 1997-2001

E. Tourism and Diversity Conferences

+ VII. Iowa Traditions in Transition, 1998-2000

A. Administrative Files

B. Fieldwork Files

C. Fieldwork Sound Recordings and Photographs

D. Public Programs

E. Muscatine High School ESL Class Fieldwork, 1999

VIII. Festival of Iowa Folklife: Cultural Crossroads, 2001

+ IX. Multi-State Projects in the Midwest, 2000-2004

A. Upper Midwest Traditional Arts Touring Project: Global Sounds, Heartland Beats, 1998-2001

B. Missouri River Folklife Project--Survey and Grants

C. Tri-State Festivals, 2000-2004

X. Iowa Folklife Education Guide: Iowa Folklife: Our People, Communities, and Traditions, 1997

Related Materials

Amana Arts Guild “Remaining Faithful” Collection. Amana, Iowa (described in Amana Arts Guild Folk Arts Documentation Project Collections; collection guide forthcoming)

Smithsonian Folklife Festival Collection. Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections. Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, Washington, D.C., online at: http://www.folklife.si.edu/archives_resources/about.aspx