37 reactions | This year's AgriFest, which runs through Monday, honored Willard John, a master moko jumbie – among other things – who has continued to keep the tradition alive. John’s mokos, Guardians of Culture, were a permanent fixture across the fairgrounds, not only performing, but taking photos with attendees. John said the group will also be there Monday, starting around 2 p.m. Take a look at this interview with Source reporter Diana Dias. | Virgin Islands Source | Facebook

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