Mini Folklife Festival equals education and fun
Master Sgt. Paul Harris, a communication and navigation craftsman with the 433rd Maintenance Squadron, served as the sound man and disc jockey for the 2009 Alamo Wing Mini Folklife Festival. Sergeant Harris took requests and played various types of music genres such as country, rock n’ roll, country and salsa. The annual festival began in 2001 and is put on by Airmen from 433rd Airlift Wing. Like the large-scale version happening in San Antonio later in the week, it is designed to raise and promote cultural awareness and appreciation by incorporating transcendental elements such as food, music and art in a family-friendly environment. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Luis Loza Gutierrez)
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