Downtown rhythm: Music and dance from around the world at NC Folk Fest
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Music and dancing filled the downtown Greensboro area over the weekend. Students, alumni, and faculty provided some of the top performances of the 2022 NC Folk Festival.
Music and dancing filled the downtown Greensboro area over the weekend. Students, alumni, and faculty provided some of the top performances of the 2022 NC Folk Festival.
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Jazz, R&B, salsa, and pop-rock are just some of the musical styles that delight the UNC Greensboro community. Spartans with a talent for singing, dancing, and playing instruments from around the world will perform at the 2022 NC Folk Festival September 9 through 11.
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Twenty elementary teachers from schools across North Carolina collaborated with the School of Education’s STEM TLC. Together they worked on creative student-centered ideas that they can take back to their schools to promote science education.