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The Texas Folklore Society is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing the folklore of Texas and the Southwest.

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June 2008 Newsletter click here.

100th Anniversary -The Texas Folklore Society will celebrate 100 years of collecting, preserving, and sharing folklore at the annual meeting in Nacogdoches, April 9-11, 2009. Details of the meeting and registration information will be available soon.
Kay Arnold reports on the Texas Book Festival in Austin on November 1-2.

Kay Arnold, Jean and Lew Schnitz, Charles and Vee Williams, Elizabeth Duncan, Vicky Rose, and Lori Najvar handed out brochures and talked to people about the Texas Folklore Society at the Book Festival on the State Capitol grounds in Austin. click here for the story.

Jean Schnitz reports on the Texas Heritage Music Foundation's Living History Day September 27.

Jean and Lew Schnitz, Carolyn Arrington, Herb Arbuckle, and Lee and Acayla Haile shared Texas folk music with Living History Day participants at Schreiner University, Saturday. click here for the story. 

The Ninety-Second Annual Meeting in Lubbock was a great success. To see the program of activities and a slideshow of pictures from the meeting click here.
Correr del paisano translates as "messenger of his countrymen." To read more about the roadrunner, the society's adopted emblem, click here

 

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