This second part of the study published in Cuadernos de Etnología y Etnografía de Navarra explores the Navarrese migration to the United States during the second half of the twentieth century through the voices of those who lived it. Based on in-depth oral interviews conducted in Navarre and in several U.S. states, the article adopts an ethnological […]
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“The Navarrese Footprint in the Far West”, a book of pictures and stories of Basque shepherds in the United States. Read the full article.
In August I received a message from Megan Berner, arts and culture manager for the City of Reno. A Basque artist would visit Reno in September accompanied by a humanist interested in researching the history of shepherds in the West. More info
https://nafarroaiparhego.blogspot.com/2023/06/bakersfield-en-izan-gara-we-have-been.html?zx=58de1e241877c083 Celebrating the Bakersfield Basque Club’s 50th anniversary was a whirlwind of Basque culture and camaraderie in Kern County, California. From a thought-provoking symposium to connecting with fellow Basque enthusiasts, the weekend brought rural sports, enchanting bertsolaris performances, the comfort of a Basque mass, and a feast that left our taste buds dancing. It was
Bakersfield-en izan gara. Our Trip to Bakersfield: Exploring the Exciting Place Read More »
