1992 Festival of
American Folklife
June 25 -June 29 & July 2 -July 5
General Information
Festival Hours
Opening ceremonies
for the Festi- valwillbe heldon
theMain Music
Stage in the NativeAmerican Musk
areaat 11:00a.m.,Thursday,June
25th.Thereafter,Festival
hours
willhe 11:00a.m. to5:30p.m. daily,with
dance
partieseveryeveningfrom
5:30 to 7:00 p.m.,exceptjulv4th.Horario del Festival
La
ceremonia de
aperturaal Festi- val secelebrara en el escenariodelPrograma de
"NativeAmerican
Music,"el 25de
junioalas 11:00 a.m.A
partirde
esedfa,las hoiasdel Festival scran de 11:00 a.m. a las5:30 'p.m. diariamente,con
bailecadanoche,exceptoel 4 dejulio,
de
5:30 p.m.a 7:00 p.m.Sales
Traditional
New
Mexican.Jamaican and
NativeAmerican
foodwillbe sold.See the site
map
lor locations.A
variety ofcrafts,hooks and Smithsonian/Folkways
recordings relating tothe 1992 Festivalwill be soldin theMuseum Shop
areason
the Festivalsite.Press
Visiting
members
ofthe press should registerat the Festival Press tenton
the Mall nearMadisonDrive and
12th Street.\ First
Aid
A
first aid station willbe available neartheAdministration areaon
the Mall.The
Health Unitsin theMuse- ums
ofAmerican
Historvand
Natur-al History are
open from
10:00 a.m.to5:30p.m.
Primeros Auxilios
Una unidad de
primerosauxilios se instalaracerca del areade
laAdministracion. Las
unidades de
saluden
losmuseos de
HistoriaNorteamerjcana
yde
HistoriaNatur-al estaran abiertos desde las 10:00 a.m. hastalas 5:30p.m.
Rest Rooms/Telephones
There
areoutdoor
facilitiesforthe
publicand
disabled.visitors locat-ed neat allofthe
program
areason
the Mall. Additionalrest
room
facili- tiesare availableineachofthe muse-
um
buildingsduringvisitinghours.Publictelephonesare available
on
the site, opposite theMuseums
of .American Historyand
Natural Histo-ry,
and
inside themuseums.
Lost and Found/Lost Children and Parents
Lost items
may
be turnedin or retrievedattheVolunteer
tent in the Administrationana.
Lost familymembers may
beclaimed at theVol- unteer tentajso.We
adviseputting aname
tagon
youngsters.Personas y objetos Perdido
Las person.is
que
hayan perdidoa sus ninoso a familiarespueden
pasarpor
lacarpa para voluntaries,en el areade
laAdministracion porellos.Re<
omendamos que
los nifios Ueven puestos tarjetade
identificationcon
susnombres. Los
objetos encontra- dos oextraviadospodran
entregarse o reclamarse en dichacarpa.Metro Stations
Metro
trainswillberunning
every day ofthe Festival.The
Festival siteiseasilyaccessibletoeitherthe Smith- sonian or Federal Trianglestations
on
the Blueand Orange
lines.Services for Disabled Visitors
Three
sign languageinterpreters areon
siteeverydayatthe Festival.Check
the printed scheduleand
signsforinterpreted programs. Oral interpreters are available lor individ- ualsifa request is
made
three full days in advance.Call (202) 786-2414(TDD)
or (202) 786-2942 (voice).I aige-print copiesofthedaily schedule
and
audiocassette versions oftheprogram book and
scheduleart'available at Festival information kiosks
and
theVolunteer tent.Wheelchairsarc available at the Festival Volunteertent.Volunteers are
on
call toassistwheelchairusersand
toguidevisuallyhandicapped
visitors.
There
are afew designated parking spaces fordisabled visitors alongboth Mall drives.These
spaces have threehour
timerestrictions.Evening Dance Parties
Musical
groups
playingtraditionaldance
musicwillperform
every evening, 5:30-7:00,p.m., exceptjulv 4th,at theMusic
Stagein theNativeAmerican
Musicarea.Program Book
Background
informationon
the cultural traditionsofNew
Mexico, theMaroons, White House
workersand contemporary
NativeAmerican
music isavailablein theFestival of AmericanFolklifeProgramHook,on
sale for$3.00 atthe Festivalsiteor-by mailfrom
theCenter
forFolklifePrograms and
Cultural Studies.Smithsonian
Institution,955
L'Enfant Plaza, S.W.,Suite2600,Washington,
D.C. 20560.Participants in the 1992
Festival of American Folklife
NEW MEXICO
New Mexico
Crafts CharlesCarrillo,santero-SantaFe
CordeliaCoronado, weaver- Medanales
FrancesNaranjoDennisApotter- Santa ClaraPueblo
Austin "Slim"Green,saddle-
maker-Tesuque
Sam
Leyba, muralist-Santa Fe FelixLopez, santero-SantaFe Irene Lopez,weaver-Espanola JoseBenjaminLope/, santero-Espanola
JeromeLujan, santero-SantaFe DeanaMcGuffin,bootmaker
-
Clovis
Wilberto Miera,adobe worker/furnituremaker- SantaFe
PatricioMora;panoartist-
Albuquerque
MadelynNaranjo, potter -Santa ClaraPueblo
FelipeOrtega,potter/cook-La Madera
AlbertoParra,adobe worker- Albuquerque
CarolinaPaz,potter/quiote make'r-Tortugas
•LydiaPesata,basketmaker/
storyteller-Dulce
EliseoRodriguez,strawapplique
. -SantaFe
PaulaRodriguez,strawapplique
-SantaFe
TimRoybal,furnituremaker- Espanola
Bonifacio Sandoval, tinworker- SantaFe
Thelnia Sheche,fetishcarver- Zuni Pueblo
AdaSuina, potter-Cochiti Pueblo
ElizabethTaliman, bead- worker/cook-SantaFe Carmen RomeroVelarde,adobe
worker/cook-Ranchos de Taos
Priscilla Vigil,potter/cook/
storyteller Tesuque
Maria VergaraWilson,colcha embroiderer-LaMadera
Home and Garden
PauletteAtencio,storyteller-
Chama
AliceHoppes,cook- Albuquerque
EdwardKretek.cook-Demingv
Geraldine Kretek,cook- Deming
GertrudeKretek,cook-Deming ConsueloMartinez,curandera-
Mora
ElizabethTaliman,cook/bead- worker-SantaFe -,
MacloyiaZamora,cook- Albuquerque
Range
Ganadosdel Valle
EstafanitaMartinez,weaver- Tiera Amarilla
Norma
Martinez,weaver-Chama
SophieMartinez,weaver-Tierra Amarilla
NenaRussan,weaver-
Chama Ramah
NavajoSheepCamp
Katie C. Henio-
Ramah
„SamuelHenio-PineHill' AnnieL.Pino-
Ramah
LorraineWayne--Ramah MountainSpiritDancers Freddy Apache, dancer-"""=
Mescalaro
AbrahamChee,dancer/drum- maker-Mescalaro
NathanielChee,Sr.,
drummer/singer-Mescalaro NathanielChee,Jr.,dancer
-
Mescalaro
Samuel Chee, dancer/drum- maker-Mescalaro Joseph Geronimo,
drummer/
singer/drummaker- Mescalaro
Philip Pike,dancer-Mescalaro JoseCastro,charro-LaMesa
ThelmaCastro,charro-LaMesa BanjoGarcia,
camp
cook-Cindy Jo GainerGraham,ranch
skills-Tatum-
R.W.Hampton,ranchskills/gui- tarist/vocalist-Sedan JamesKeith,farrier/blacksmith
-Tucumcari
PeteLewis,ranchskills/fiddler- DellOtN
Musicians
AntoniaApodaca, accordion/
vocals-Rociada
FernandoCellicion, flute-Zuni Pueblo
VodraDorn,vocals- Albuquerque
WilliamDorn, vocals/sermon
1 traditions-Albuquerque JuanManuelFlores,guitar-Las
Cruces
J.P.Lewis, guitar-Dell City Charla Nettleton,bass-Mesilla
Park
CleofesOrtiz,fiddle- Albuquerque
Buster Payne,fiddle-Eunice FloydTrujillo,vocals/bone-
carver-Abiquiu
GretchenVanHouton,fiddle- Albuquerque
CiprianoVigil,guitar/fiddle/
vocals-Tesuque Pueblo JohnnyWhelan,guitar/ poetry-
LasCruces
Luther Whelan, harmonica/
* bass/poetry- LasCruces LosAlegres
FrankJaramillo, bass-Ranchos de Taos
JuliaJaramillo,mandolin- Ranchos de Taos
PabloTrujillo,bass-Ranchos de Taos
Los ReyesdeAlbuquerque Miguel Archibeque,guitar/
vocals-Albuquerque IsidroChavez,guitar-
Albuquerque RayFlores,trumpet-
Albuquerque
LorenzoMartinez,violin- Albuquerque
RobertoMartinez, vihuela/gui-
AngelaPerez, violin- Albuquerque Plaza
Dancers
LosBernalilloMatachines TheresaAcosta,dancer-
Bernalillo
CharlesJ.Aguilar,violin- Bernalillo
RalphChavez,dancer- Bernalillo
JohnCrespin,dancer
-
Bernalillo Jocelyn Duran, dancer
-
Bernalillo
JosephR.Garcia,dancer- Bernalillo
EddieD. Gutierrez,dancer
-
Bernalillo
LeroyJ.Lovato,dancer- Bernalillo
LaurenceLucero,dancer- Bernalillo
PhillipMontano,dancer"
Albuquerque LeonardPrairie,dancer-
Bernalillo
MelanieWiggins,dancer- Bernalillo
Los ComanchesdelaSerna DavidAntonioGonzales,dancer
-Ranchos de Taos FranciscoGonzales, singer/
dancer-Ranchos de Taos MoisesRomero, dancer-
Ranchos de Taos
JulianStruck,dancer-Ranchos deTaos
Concha Dancers
AdelineConcha, dancer/bead- worker-Taos Pueblo BenitoConcha,
drummer/flautist/dancer- Taos Pueblo
CelestinaConcha, dancer/bead- worker-Taos Pueblo JodieConcha, dancer/bead-
worker-Taos Pueblo MichelleConcha, dancer/bead-
worker-Taos Pueblo Mike Concha, vocals/drum-
mer/dancer-Taos Pueblo NicolasConcha, dancer-Taos
• Pueblo
Donna
Sandoval,dancer/bead- worker-Taos Pueblo SonnySpruce,dancer-Taos. Pueblo
BransenVelarde,dancer-Taos Pueblo