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Louisiana Folklife Festival

November 1, 1992 by: Michael Tisserand

At the Louisiana Folklife Festival in Eunice November 13-15, zydeco and blues share center-stage with hand-stitched quilts, Italian stuffed artichokes and stories about Earl Long. The combination of crowd-pleasing dance music and lesser-known Louisiana traditions makes the Folklife Festival one of the richest annual events in the state.

It’s not an easy task to represent Louisiana in a festival, according to program director Pete Schwarz. “It’s hard to write a formula for what folklife is,...

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