ACTA’s website serves as a gateway to help connect some of the state’s exemplary traditional artists and organizations with the general public to build awareness for their artistry, skills, traditions, and communities. Explore our index of nearly 600 artists and organizations funded through ACTA’s Apprenticeship and Living Cultures programs. Read about their work, view photos, video, and more. Browse in alphabetical order below or use the filters to refine your search.


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Mexican Mariachi and Ranchera Music
African-American Luthiership of the Banjo
Thai traditional performing arts
Gujurati natural dyes, printmaking, and photography
Clown Dance/Clowning
Mixtec hand sewing and weaving
Triqui women's traditional dance, brass bands and crafts
Music, Song and Dance of Badakshan
Spaces of Resistance: Afro-Descendant/Indigenous recipes, food prep methods and cooking techniques
Folklore and Nawat dances of El Salvador
Maqam music from Anatolia, Middle East and Beyond (North Africa, Andalusia and India)
Folklorico and Theatre Arts