The Department of Natural Resources has lifted its statewide burn ban, however recreation fires and other burning is still prohibited in many parts of the state. Please visit our Alerts page to know the current burn ban restrictions at the park you plan to visit.
Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission's mission involves both a commitment to care for the state's most treasured lands, waters and historic places and a desire to connect all Washingtonians to their natural, cultural, and artistic heritage through memorable experiences in the parks. Since 2004, the Folk & Traditional Arts Program has added to those memorable experiences with events in state parks by musicians, dancers, craftspeople and storytellers who represent a wide variety of old and new Washington traditions.
We host events in state parks by musicians, dancers, craftspeople and storytellers who represent a wide variety of old and new Washington traditions. From tribal canoe family journeys to Cinco de Mayo festivities, from fisher poetry to Ecuadorian song, from Hawaiian hula to old-time square dances, the program brings people together — some to celebrate a common heritage and some to learn about the traditions of others.
Enjoy this short video highlighting our Folk & Traditional Arts program and a few of the many events and programs held at parks across Washington.
Thank you to our sponsors! the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington State Parks Specialty License Plate Fund, and Washington State Parks Foundation.
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| Department | Folk and Traditional Arts Program |
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| Phone | (360) 902-8844 |
| FolkArts@parks.wa.gov | |
| Address | 1111 Israel Rd. Tumwater , WA 98502 |