• The United States of America: Friend Links:
  

  Alan Lomax audio collections.

  American Folklife Center, The Library of Congress.

  American Folklore Society.

  The American South.

  Cajun and Zydeco Music Resources (links).

  Cindy Landrum’s Folklore Page.

  Corvallis Folklore Society – Oregon.

  Digital Library of Appalachia.

  Electronic Folklore Archives.

  Indiana University, Bloomington. Dept. of Folklore and Ethnomusicology

  Journal of American Folklore.

  Library of Congress. and Rounder Records Folk Music CDs.

  The Missouri Folklore Society.

  National Council for the Traditional Arts.

  New York Folklore Society.

  Northwest Folklife Festival – Seattle.

  NW Folk Dance Directory.

  The Ozark Folk Center.

  The Pacific Northwest Folklore Society.

  Seattle Folklore Society.

  Silver Falls (Oregon) Music Gathering.

  University of California: Folklore, Customs, and Traditions.

  University of Pennsylvania Center for Folklore and Ethnography.

  Urban Legends and Folklore.

  The Vermont Folklife Center.

  Western Folklife Center. Art & Culture of the American West

  Western States Folklore Society.

  Friend Links: iBrain.

• Central and South America:
  

  Argentine: Cultural Identity.

  Folklore del Norte Argentino [Argentine Folklore]. (in Spanish)

  Argentine Regional Folklore Pages. (in Spanish)

• Folklore – specific genres:
  

  De Proverbio – proverbs web site.

  Family Folklore: How to Collect Your Own Family Folklore.

  Humanities Internet Resources; Mythology & Folklore.

  The International Society for Folk Narrative Research (ISFNR).

  Maledicta Press.

  A Selection of World Folktales Folklore and Mythology Electronic Texts

  Shamans, Stories and Music.

  UFO Folklore!

  Urban Legends.

• Links to British Columbia & Canada:
  

  British Columbia & Canada.

• Links to Europe, Scandinavia, Asia, & Australasia:
  

  Europe & Scandinavia etc.

• Miscellaneous:
  

  AddAll Used and Out of Print Books. (a great place to look for hard-to-find, used books.)

  Google Search Engine. (excellent for in-depth searches for obscure items.)

Note: Most general Search Engines have search facilities that will allow you to find more folklore, folk art or folk music links.

We welcome suggestions for additional links via email.