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As the Researcher-in-Residency at Lord Fairfax, he will produce a collection of photography, tapes, and other media recording folklife in the' lower Valley region.
The Virginia Folklife Prograitt* defines folklife as expressive and* material traditions that are passed along by word of mouth or learned % informally. Folk crafts and folk art, customs, food ways, folksongs, folktales, traditional music and dance are a few examples of folk traditions. /•>'.
Mr. Suter invites area residents. 0 to contact him at Lord Fairfax Com-.,munity College to provide information or be considered for possibleinterviews. The College phone is, (703) 869-1120, Ext. 36 or toll-free^ (800) 666-6322, Ext. 36. Information', about the Summer survey project igalso available from Dr. Hal McMullen, a professor at the College, who.r is assisting with the project. ->
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