As of February 2025, the Philadelphia Folklore Project is excited to announce the transfer of its archive, a cherished repository of local folk and traditional
Dear PFP Community: I write to you in unsettled, and unsettling, times. Yet I join the Philadelphia Folklore Project with a full and open heart,
Pang Xiong Sirirathasuk Sikoun, 76, path-breaking Hmong craftsperson and community organizer, passed away on December 22, 2020, at Jeanes Hospital from COVID-19. The family
A public interest folklore practice gives us the ability to acknowledge that, as Gerald Davis once said, “we have been slow to plumb our own
At the Philadelphia Folklore Project (PFP), we stand with Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities against the reprehensible, ongoing, and significant rise in attacks
We are thrilled to launch the Philly Folk Cycle Sessions in partnership with the Iglesias Community Garden’s 2nd Annual Tianguis Cultural. Come celebrate Worker’s Day
Calling all Artists and Students! Are you interested in applying for a $4,000 grant to fund a personal apprenticeship? If so, the Folk & Traditional
As part of the technical assistance program for artists, the Philadelphia Folklore Project decided to hold a series of panels to address the issue of
As part of the technical assistance program for artists, the Philadelphia Folklore Project decided to hold a series of panels to address the issue of
As part of the technical assistance program for artists, the Philadelphia Folklore Project decided to hold a series of panels to address the issue of
