Attended
Washington Folk Festival at the Glen Echo Park which features hundreds
of musicians, storytellers, dancers, and craft vendors — checked in to Glen Echo, Maryland. 
The
park is a cultural resource in the Washington, D.C. area. It offers hundreds of
classes and workshops in the visual and performing arts and is home to thirteen
resident artists and arts organizations. The park is well known for its antique
Dentzel carousel, its Spanish Ballroom, its many public festivals. 
The
site was first developed in 1891 as a National Chautauqua Assembly and then
operated as an amusement park until 1968.
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