Color photograph of a pair of young dancers that are associated with a group called St. Seraphim's Ukrainian Dancers, performers at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. They are dressed in traditional Ukrainian attire. Behind them, a crowd of people have gathered to watch. Behind the crowd is a banner that reads, "Arts and Culture."

Color photograph of three musicians--two men and a woman--performing at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. The woman is playing a guitar and singing into the microphone while the two men stand on either side of her and also sing into the microphone. According to accompanying information, they are called "A Luckenbach Afternoon."

Color photograph of a man, Lee McCullough, playing the guitar in a band called "A Luckenbach Afternoon" at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a straw brimmed hat, a plaid shirt, and a necklace with a cross pendant.

Color photograph of a woman, Maggie Montgomery, performing in a band called "A Luckenbach Afternoon" at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. She is singing into a microphone and playing guitar, although only the guitar's strap is visible. Her name has been embroidered into her strap.

Color photograph of a woman named Betty Pearson Rathkamp, dressed in traditional Dala Floda, Dalarna, Sweden dancing attire, which includes a floral scarf over a white blouse and a corseted top, as well as a red bonnet-like hair accessory. She is a participant of the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival.

Color photograph of a man named Bill Burns playing the fiddle in a band known as The Bluegrass Kinfolks at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a straw cowboy hat and eyeglasses. A microphone on a microphone stand has been set before him to pick up the sound of his fiddle. A man playing the Dobro guitar is partially visible behind him to his left.

Color photograph of a man named Robert Boyd playing the acoustic guitar in a band called The Bluegrass Kinfolks at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a patterned shirt and has a microphone set in a microphone stand positioned at him.

Color photograph of a pair of bass box players for a band called The Hoboes, a group performing at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. The bass boxes feature holes at their front and broomsticks that protrude from their tops.

Color photograph of man playing the banjo in a band called Tennessee Valley Authority at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. To his immediate left, a man is playing the upright bass. To that man's left is another man playing the acoustic guitar. Each musician has a microphone pointed at their instrument.

Color photograph of a young woman and a young man performing with St. Seraphim's Ukrainian Dancers, a performing group at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. They are wearing traditional Ukrainian attire. The young woman is wearing an embroidered white blouse and a patterned skirt with an apron over it. The young man is wearing a white shirt with embroidery at the neck and cuffs, as well as wide, voluminous red pants known as sharovary pants. They are both wearing black boots. A large crowd seated on the lawn watches them perform.

Color photograph of a man named Ray Baca playing the hammer dulcimer. He is a member of the Gil Baca Band, a group performing at the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festivals. A pair of microphones are set before him; one is pointed at the dulcimer while the other is pointed at his head. A drum set is visible behind him.

Color photograph of a man, Joe Bowman, holding up a pair of steel revolvers in his hands. He is wearing a cowboy hat, a collared shirt, and a fringed vest. He is a participant of the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival.

Color photograph of a man named David McEnery, also known as Red River Dave, leader of The Swift Cowboys. He is wearing a cowboy hat, a suede fringed vest and a red tie. He is holding a guitar; its fret board and attached strap are visible. He is a participant of the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival.

Color photograph of a man named David McEnery, also known as Red River Dave, leader of The Swift Cowboys. He is a participant of the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a cowboy hat, a suede fringed vest and a colorful, patterned shirt. He has a guitar, but only the strap and the peg head are visible. In his other arm is a baby.

Color photograph of a man named David McEnery, also known as Red River Dave, leader of The Swift Cowboys. He is a participant of the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a cowboy hat, a suede fringed vest and a colorful, patterned shirt. He is holding a guitar; the fret board, part of the body, and the attached strap are visible.

Color photograph of a woman named Tanya Zwan, who is a Middle Eastern dancer from Tyler, Texas. She is posed on the floor with one arm up in the air. She is wearing a bedleh-style costume which consists of a heavily embellished bra top and voluminous pants. She is both a participant and a staff member of the 7th annual Texas Folklife Festival.

Photograph of the Buffalo Soldiers Living History Group at the Texas Folklife Festival. Six soldiers are lined up with their rifles in the shade next to a tree. They are wearing Civil War-era soldier uniforms with belts and brimmed hats. They are standing at attention, holding their rifles at their side. Their commanding officer is standing on the left, facing them.

Photograph of Bill Todd, from Round Rock, Texas, at Smokehouse at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a straw cowboy hat that has part of a raccoon skin on it. He is reaching up to grab some peppers that are hanging on a string. On the counter in front of him a couple of squash are visible.

Photograph of the Voices of Zion Community Choir performing at the Texas Folklife Festival. Three male African-American vocalists are gathered around a microphone, singing and clapping their hands. They are all wearing short-sleeved button-up shorts and jeans. A canopy of greenery hangs overhead.

Photograph of the Voices of Zion Community Choir gathered for a group photograph at the Texas Folklife Festival. Approximately fifteen members of this African-American vocal group are standing together on the grass. Most of the members are women; they are wearing dresses or skirts. Some of them are wearing the same t-shirt.

Photograph of a female member of the Voices of Zion Community Choir performing at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is holding the microphone with one hand and the cord with the other as she sings and points her finger to the audience. She is wearing a sleeve-less, vertical-striped dress. Two male choir members are visible in the background. A canopy of greenery hangs overhead.

Photograph of a female member of the Voices of Zion Community Choir performing at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is holding the microphone with one hand and the cord with the other as she sings and points her finger to the audience. She is wearing a sleeve-less, vertical-striped dress. Two male choir members are visible in the background. A canopy of greenery hangs overhead.

Photograph of the Voices of Zion Community Choir performing at the Texas Folklife Festival. Three female African-American vocalists are gathered around a microphone, singing and clapping their hands. The woman on the left is playing the tambourine. To the left of her, another woman is singing and clapping. A canopy of greenery hangs overhead.

Photograph of the Texas Professional Gunfighters performing at the Texas Folklife Festival. In the foreground, three gunfighters dressed in authentic western wear are crouched down as if anticipating some action about to occur. They are brandishing their pistols, ready for any opposition. In the background a crowd of festival visitors are gathered to watch the show.