1967
Performance: American fife and drum groups; brass bands; string bands; gospel; shouts; jubilees; spirituals; Puerto Rican music; New Orleans jazz; Cajun music; ballads; Mesquakie Indian music; blues; country music; polka music; cowboy songs; clogging; Scottish, Russian, Irish dancers; Chinese New Year's Pantomime; King Island Eskimo dancers; dance of Galicia
Crafts: American basket makers, carvers, doll makers, needleworkers, potters, blacksmith, silversmith, spinners, weavers
1968
Texas
Native American Program: Lummi Indians
City-Country Area: Blues, bluegrass, jazz, gospel, Cajun, Basque, Indian, dancers, ballad singers
Crafts: Butter churning; sheep shearing; soap, candy, sorghum making; milling
1969
Pennsylvania
Performance: French singers from New Hampshire and Louisiana; Grand Ole Opry performers; Turkish, Afro-Cuban, Greek singers and dancers; ballad singers; string bands; fife and drum bands; blues; shouts; jubilees; spirituals
Crafts: Sheep shearing and wool processing, corn culture, Seminole Indian crafts, carvers and toy makers, doll makers, blacksmiths, basket maker, potter
Toby Show: Traditional Touring Tent Theater
1970
Arkansas
Native American Program: Southern Plains Indians
Performance: Spanish, Irish, and Scottish bagpipers; country; bluegrass music; southern blues; Sacred Harp; Portuguese-American Fado musicians; Chinese dragon dancers; shouts; spirituals; jubilees; string bands; East European folk songs
Crafts: Dairy traditions
1971
Ohio
Native American Program: Northwest Coast Indians
Labor Program: Meat cutters and butchers; bakery and confectionery workers; glass bottle blowers; bridge, structural, and ornamental iron workers
Performance: Puerto Rican music and dance, Cajun music, country music, ragtime, shouts, jubilees, work songs, blues, Caribbean music and dance, rock and roll, rhythm and blues, old-time banjo and fiddle music
1972
Maryland
Native American Program: Southwest Indians
Labor Program: ILGWU, lithographers and photoengravers, carpenters and joiners, molders and allied workers
Performance: Chicago blues, old-time country blues, gospel, First Annual Fiddlers' Convention
1973
Kentucky
Native American Program: Northern Plains Indians
Working Americans: Plumbers, carpenters, electricians, stone masons, lathers, bricklayers, plasterers, millwrights, operating engineers, pipe fitters, sheet metal workers, steam fitters
Old Ways in the New World: Britain, Yugoslavia
1974
Mississippi
Native American Program: California tribes (Tolowa, Pomo, Hoopa, Yurok, Karok, Luiseno, Maidu, Cahuilla), Basin/Plateau tribes (Paiute, Shoshone, Kaibab, Northern Ute, Ute Mountain, Southern Ute, Nez Perce), Creek, Cherokee, Eskimo, Acoma, Athabaskan, Jemez, Laguna
Working Americans: Graphic artists, radio operators (amateur/commercial)
Old Ways in the New World: Sweden, Norway, Finland, Tunisia, Greece
African Diaspora: Ghana, Trinidad & Tobago, Nigeria, Caribbean
Children's Program
Family Folklore
Performance: Evolution of American Folk Music
1975
Regional America: Northern Plains, California Heartland
Native American Program: Iroquois Confederacy
Working Americans: Railroad workers, aircraft employees, truckers, seafarers
Old Ways in the New World: Germany, Italy, Lebanon, Japan, Mexico
African Diaspora: Jamaica, Ghana, Haiti
Children's Program
Family Folklore
1976
Regional America: Northeast, Great Lakes, South, Upland South, Heartland, Great West, Pacific Northwest, Pacific Southwest
Native American Program: Tribes from the Northeast, Southeast, Southern Plains, Prairie, Northern Plains, Northwest Coast, Southwest, Plateau, Basin, Northern California, Arctic
Working Americans: Workers Who Feed Us, Workers Who Extract and Shape, Workers Who Build, Workers in Technical and Professional Skills, Workers Who Clothe Us, Workers in Communications, Arts and Recreation
Old Ways in the New World: Germany, Pakistan, Mexico, South America, Ireland, Yugoslavia, Belgium, Egypt, Greece, Japan, Austria, India, France, Poland, Britain, Portugal, Israel, Romania, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Hungary, Switzerland, Italy
African Diaspora: Ghana, Jamaica, Haiti, Liberia, Trinidad & Tobago, Nigeria, Brazil, Puerto Rico, Zaire, Suriname, Senegal, Cape Verde
Children's Program
Family Folklore
1977
Virginia
Native American Program: Ojibwa, Tolowa, San Juan Pueblo, Navajo, Seneca
Working Americans: Folklore in Your Community (D.C. cab drivers, bartenders, vendors, Capitol building workers)
Energy and Community: America's Appetite (for Energy)
Nation of Nations: Dunham School, Ellis Island/Immigrant lore, baseball bat turning, ethnic foods
Crafts: Paint on wood/crafting with natural fibers
1978
Native American Community: San Juan Pueblo of New Mexico (NMNH)
Occupational Community: Organ builders, sleeping car porters, sharecroppers
Energy and Community: Oil and coal industry workers
Ethnic Community: Ellis Island and American Immigration
Regional Community: Chesapeake Bay, Smith Island
Mexican Communities
1979
Energy and Community: Native American architecture
Folklore in Your Community: Baseball players, CB radio operators, firefighters, gospel singers, market vendors, neighborhood store owners, stone carvers, street hawkers, cab drivers, Vietnamese community
Children's Program
Medicine Show
1980
Old Ways in the New World: Caribbean Americans, Southeast Asian Americans, Finnish Americans
Energy and Community: Folk housing and energy efficiency, community activities, food preservation
American Talkers: Auctioneers, pitchmen, street criers
1981
Regional America: Southeastern U.S. music and crafts, Northeastern music and dance
Native American Program: Ojibwa Indians
Old Ways in the New World: South Slavic Americans
Energy and Community: Adobe architecture
Children's Program
Folklore of the Deaf
American Tent Show
National Endowment for the Arts Program
1982
Oklahoma
Korea
Children's Program
National Endowment for the Arts Program
1983
New Jersey
France
Occupational Culture: Flight
NEA: National Heritage Awards
1984
Alaska
The Grand Generation: Folklore and Aging
Black Urban Expressive Culture from Philadelphia
1985
Louisiana
India: Mela!
Cultural Conservation: Makah and Puerto Rican mask makers; African American cornrowers; Kmhmu craftsmen; Seneca basket makers; Appalachian balladry; Cajun music, cowboy music, song, and poetry; Irish music; Mayan marimba music; Mayan Indian weaving
1986
Tennessee
Japan
Cultural Conservation (Traditional Crafts in a Post Industrial Age): Cherokee and split-oak basketry, Hispanic weaving and woodcarving, Hmong embroidery, African American quilting, Italian American stone carving, Zuni and Southern pottery, rag-rug weaving
American Trial Lawyers
20th Anniversary Music Stage
1987
