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Jazz Festival expands Native focus to tribes beyond Louisiana
louisiana
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robert mirabal
Posted: Friday, May 3, 2013
Over 50 tribes from the U.S. and Canada are represented at the annual
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
, which wraps up this weekend.
Native musicians have been performing on main stages at the event. There's also a tribal village where attendees can learn more about Native art, food and traditions.
“The main purpose is to show the diversity of the Native American culture,” Gray Hawk Perkins, who is of Choctaw and Houma ancestry, told the Associated Press
Robert Mirabal
of Taos Pueblo performs on a main stage tomorrow.
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Jazz Fest creates Native American ‘village’ with tribal music, dancing, food and art
(AP 5/3)
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