There are local film festivals, indie film festivals, erotic film festivals, congressional town halls, political fund-raisers.
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Together they amounted to a surrealist's playground that reminds us what festivals were like before festivals were Festivals™.
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Dance festivals, like other arts festivals, are professional markets, too.
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The quintet played 26 festivals in 2014 and 31 festivals in 2015.
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Actually, I think festivals of the future will just be recycled festivals of the past.
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Instead of covering the biggest festivals reflexively, we'll cover a number of smaller festivals with purpose.
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Her new monograph, "Festivals Are Good" ($40), documents some of the country's major music festivals, beginning with Woodstock '94.
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If the 109 festivals that have signed up to the initiative succeed, Mr. Schulz expects larger festivals will join.
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In the early 220s, some of the bigger festivals like Coachella were born, this new emersion of festivals was happening.
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We put a band together this year and did a few festivals and are hoping to do 30-40 festivals next year.
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Widely adopted at festivals in Europe where harm reduction is considered to be more advanced, drug-testing isn't common at US festivals.
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GLASTONBURY, ENGLAND Glastonbury Festivals, June 22-18 Britain has a reputation for excellent summer festivals, held on rolling, verdant parklands across the countryside.
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"Listen, I wasn't at these festivals before the coronavirus, and I'm not going to these festivals after the coronavirus," comedian Aminah Imani joked.
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It's playing more at international festivals than domestic festivals, and I think any of those political diversions would have shut off the international appeal.
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Most festivals will let you bring in a 20 ounce sealed water bottle, and many of the larger festivals do offer free water refill stations.
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In the UK, those festivals include the BBC Proms, Wales' Sŵn festival, 53 Degrees North, and BBC Music's Introducing stages at festivals across the country.
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We're going to do it through volunteerism and college coordinators, through pot festivals, mushroom festivals, gay pride parades, traditional media, hoodies, bumper stickers, Facebook guerrilla marketing.
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Festicket, the U.K.-based online booking platform for festivals, has integrated with Spotify to help you discover music festivals based on the music you listen to.
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It's unlikely that other festivals will follow Cannes's lead, and so Netflix movies will still likely continue to play in other important festivals, like Toronto and Sundance.
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Sponsorship deals for festivals and touring alone is, according to this week's report, a $1.3bn industry, with around 450 major brands chasing the main 3000 festivals worldwide.
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We haven't spoke since 2008 when we did some Europe shows and festivals—we did like 30 shows and festivals—and it always ends in a fucking disaster.
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We always try to stay ahead of the curve, which is increasingly difficult as festivals are now more focused than ever, with festivals solely dedicated to niche genres.
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Film festivals are such a beautiful, respectful festivals of film and artists and to have that, it felt like it wouldn't have happened if it was in the 1940s.
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Larson also announced that the Toronto and Sundance Film Festivals have committed to ensure at least 20% of critics credentialed for their next festivals will be from underrepresented groups.
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Vanessa Reed, chief executive of the PRS Foundation, said more than 170 festivals had signed up to the Keychange pledge with many other festivals close to reaching a balance.
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Dreamlike Photos Reveal the Spiritual and the Comic at Algerian Festivals Fethi Sahraoui photographed seasonal festivals that bring an annual burst of celebration and amusement to sleepy Algerian villages.
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Here's what ravers predicted dance music festivals will be like in the year of our Lord, 2050: Noisey: What do you think dance music festivals will be like in 2050?
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I tell it time and time again, from all the festivals I've done around the world, this is hands down one of the best winter festivals that I've ever done.
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"A lot of companies want to pretend people don't do drugs at their festivals, but the reality is that people will do drugs at festivals no matter what," he said.
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Historically, members of the DHH music community have taken matters into their own hands by creating their own festivals, though the type of music performed at these festivals was often limited.
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Relative to most big-name music festivals, it is a calm, civilized, music-focused event — a festival made by people who like festivals, rather than people who want to maximize returns.
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The upside is that I get free entry to lots of festivals; the downside—for my health and general well-being—is that I get free entry to lots of festivals.
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Each year an estimated 22,700 plastic tents could be left behind at UK festivals, according to the Association of Independent Festivals (AIF), which launched the "Take Your Tent Home" campaign this year.
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Whereas British festivals were once exempt from this corporate tussle, Live Nation Entertainment's acquisition of a majority stake in Festival Republic, a promoter, now gives it a portfolio of 21 British festivals.
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"Festivals in general have become more participatory, immersive, and interactive, with more of an emphasis on the overall experience as the selling point," says Paul Reed of the Association of Independent Festivals.
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Sadly, those days are over and now electronic music festivals make up a significant portion of the market, with selectors even coming to dominate the bills of many so-called traditional festivals.
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The cinema hosts the Molodist festivals, DocuDays, KROK, Odessa International Film Festival, as well as a Queer film festival called Sunny Bunny, one of the largest Queer film festivals in Eastern Europe.
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Starting last year, more than 100 festivals have agreed to aim for 50/50 gender parity by 2022 as part of an initiative called Keychange, introduced to address gender inequality at festivals.
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Sydney and Melbourne Film Festivals Winter film festivals fill me with a great love for Melbourne (and, having just been in Sydney for the film festival, this feeling is transferrable across cities).
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Festivals with more EDM-focused programming—like Beyond Wonderland, EDC, and Ultra—and festivals specializing in big-room house and techno—like Time Warp and Movement—tended towards lower female-to-male ratios; festivals catering to a more niche, experimental-minded audience, meanwhile—like CTM, RBMA NYC, and Mutek Montreal—typically boasted a higher percentage of women.
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Meru won awards at numerous climbing festivals around the world and had successfully crossed over into mainstream festivals like Sundance in Park City, where it won an Audience Award for Best American Documentary.
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Patrick Carney admits that he can't sing and doesn't have fun at dance festivals Patrick Carney admits that he can't sing and doesn't have fun at dance festivals This segment originally aired Jan.
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Mixmag rounded up 20 of the world's most astonishing festivals.
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A lot of the major festivals are also, essentially, marketplaces.
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Many Spanish towns hold festivals involving bulls during the summer.
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Music festivals are sweetening the deal for Ariana Grande fans.
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" Georgia Nott: "Coachella is one of those 'celebrity spotting' festivals.
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Also have a couple festivals lined up for this year!
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That's what separates this from a lot of other festivals.
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Tribeca is by far the youngest of the leading festivals.
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"Festivals like MUTEK were really crucial for me," he reminisces.
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Does the world really need more music festivals like that?
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And, in the Oscar stakes, not all festivals are equal.
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And yeah, music festivals exist all over the world, certainly.
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I usually feel like a plebeian at festivals, you know?
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Cities will do well to measure the festivals' financial impact.
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Known harassers were repeatedly invited back to conferences and festivals.
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It's what other music festivals claim to be — an experience.
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These sailing festivals have been popular for some time now.
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When we started this, there were a few travelling festivals.
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When it comes to music festivals, convenience really is key.
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These two are far from the only disappointing food festivals.
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I never went to festivals until I started doing music.
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With festivals fights currently cancelled, no new talent can emerge.
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I was noticing that I wasn't booking any reggae festivals.
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In 2014 around 130 festivals took place in Amsterdam alone.
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He said he never goes to festivals for fun anymore.
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Concerts and music festivals are like heaven for pick pockets.
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They sometimes play a few festivals before a wider run.
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It didn't exist before we did it at UK festivals.
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Online, fans are mourning the loss of their favorite festivals.
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New bookstores, new literary festivals, entirely new lexicons were born.
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Theme parks currently organize wildly popular food and wine festivals.
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But festivals don't have to be terrible for the environment.
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It's not surprising that music festivals are becoming increasingly mainstream.
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The full film will premiere in film festivals this winter.
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Indians celebrated the Dhanteras and Diwali festivals earlier this month.
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"Common Ground: The Music Festival Experience," exhibition about music festivals.
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Nightclubs and festivals draw crowds, and people stay out late.
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It earned him several prizes at festivals around the world.
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They have headlined countless festivals and always deliver for fans.
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JOSHUA BARONE See other cultural festivals, discussions, tours and more.
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JACK WILLIAMS See other cultural festivals, discussions, tours and more.
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Honolulu claims the top ranking for most festivals per capita.
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The money helps finance production budgets, distribution and film festivals.
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How do they keep landing on festivals year after year?
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After Jagger, Tollett asked Paul McCartney, who likes playing festivals.
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Can festivals that began as independents thrive under corporate control?
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I've been to festivals on both sides of the scale.
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I've been to festivals where nobody is under the influence.
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What will dance music festivals be like in the future?
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We all go to festivals together, not as many demonstrations.
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I hope that next year we can play some festivals.
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We got a lot of offers this year for festivals.
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It used to be that festivals were for rock bands.
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Similarly, the other lucrative aspect of festivals is obviously branding.
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Costs pose another challenge for Canadian promoters throwing destination festivals.
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Some people might think that New York doesn't need festivals.
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And I write poems, too, sometimes, especially for kibbutz festivals.
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Although at some festivals, we started going to more extremes.
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She's going to film festivals and doing TV interviews now.
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From then, the festivals became ever more immersive and sprawling.
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We've started one of the most interesting poetry festivals going.
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As festivals go, this one is packed and provocative. performancespacenewyork.
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Cultural festivals also offer compelling reasons to plan a trip.
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Productions were mounted at festivals in Poland, France and Germany.
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He grew up visiting those seasonal festivals with his family.
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Here are five resorts and seven festivals worth checking out.
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Newport, R.I., has long been famous for its music festivals.
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Celebration also hosts weekly farmer's markets and monthly food festivals.
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RYAN BURLESON See other cultural festivals, discussions, tours and more.
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Scarecrow festivals, however, are understood to be a modern tradition.
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Here are some local theater festivals to catch this summer.
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Here are some local dance festivals to catch this summer.
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They also trivialize Judaism and its sacred festivals and texts.
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She is also scheduled to headline some festivals in Europe.
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The documentary won awards at film festivals across the country.
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Today, the store holds literary festivals with readings by authors.
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Traverse City hosts a number of festivals throughout the year.
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Why can't you just go to music festivals by yourself?
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Here are a few performances and festivals worth checking out.
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Music Festivals: Future Threats Of ViolenceDonald Trump Mocks Puerto Rico?
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Even when we have parades and festivals, they are underground.
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How did you go from small clubs to big festivals?
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He says applications to appear at a number of well-known music festivals this summer were rejected, but that he is on the lookout for smaller festivals to ride into and pitch up at.
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She cites Lizzo, who played at Treefort in 2017 and then Coachella in 2019, as a recent example, and said smaller, more diverse festivals are doing the developing and cultivating that bigger festivals aren't.
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Campaigning to boost the number of female artists at music festivals started in 2017 when a study found eight out of 10 top slots in 14 major festivals were taken by all-male acts.
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Escapism will drive an entirely different trend through dance music festivals, and they will create immersive whole body experiences for people so they can reconnect with themselves because that's half the reason people love festivals.
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It seems strange to say it, after 1500 words worth of making the opposite case, but maybe the real answer to this is more festivals, but festivals that feel vital and necessary and risk-taking.
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The San Diego State study looked at American festivals of varying sizes and included Sundance, Telluride and the New York Film Festival, as well as Tribeca and the Chicago and San Francisco international film festivals.
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We spend so much money at festivals — Tribeca, Dubai, Zurich, London.
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What happened last year with Evolve is affecting other festivals' strategies.
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Festivals pop up like jungle flowers that bloom and fade overnight.
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Sadly, very few of the festivals on their list are American.
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The company also made short films that did well in festivals.
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Do you have any crazy stories from your time at festivals?
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Needless to say, these festivals pulled together different facets of Toronto.
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Will we have museums and festivals dedicated to pinot grigio instead?
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But other festivals have broken away from your typical EDM rotation.
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"The weather and Texas festivals [go] hand in hand," says Afra.
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Give me that over international travel and music festivals any day.
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Many festivals, by nature, are at least a little bit predatory.
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We're planning on creating large versions for performances at outdoor festivals.
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Next year the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra will tour prestigious European festivals.
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It quickly became one of the area's most popular culinary festivals.
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Also, isn't this the sort of thing festivals should be doing?
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We chose festivals because, for example, we wanted to see India.
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TK: Still, I don't enjoy this life of festivals and screenings.
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There are Baroque music festivals, operas, exhibitions, and many other projects.
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But is banning men from music festivals the best move forward?
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In March, we asked how we stop drug deaths at festivals.
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Festivals: Lollapalooza Allow Chelsea Wolfe to welcome you to the void.
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City-based festivals did not fare much better, particularly in London.
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Most festivals are between the cooler months of October and February.
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How would you compare the amazing audience vibe to other festivals?
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Typically that's the downside of festivals in my opinion — the atmosphere.
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The best music festivals don't strive to offer something for everybody.
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Already, Beautycon holds festivals in L.A., New York, Dallas and London.
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They've toured with Iron Maiden, and they headline the biggest festivals.
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Seeing festivals and tours as a kind of vacation is dangerous.
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I wasn't thinking so much about playing the songs at festivals.
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Malls, movie theaters, night clubs and festivals should be safe places.
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After I show it at festivals, people will talk to me.
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Most Wi-Fi connections offered at festivals are not password protected.
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We've traveled, gone to music festivals, and eaten at amazing restaurants.
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One thing that does make things difficult, though, is the festivals.
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There, potters mold lifelike religious idols for the city's many festivals.
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There will also be coverage of awards shows, festivals and premieres.
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What drugs do people ask you the most about at festivals?
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Andrew: I like going to festivals and drawing attention to myself.
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All the festivals I've previously been to have involved a tent.
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On paper, English festivals are the rankest of the fucking rank.
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Ten out of the festivals' 17 films were produced by Solomon.
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Wherever they've popped up, festivals, radio stations, clubs, they've been untouchable.
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Since 2002, it has become one of the world's premiere festivals.
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The case for the possibility of festivals overtaking clubbing is compelling.
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I dunno, just the hippie lifestyle, like, festivals, smoking weed, dabs.
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A lot of festivals are about mistreating your body, Bisnow said.
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Do these two festivals have something to do with each other?
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Never fear: They're playing at least three other festivals this year.
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Modern film festivals, for better or worse, are bastions of auteurism.
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As festivals go, Drive East is like a tiny jewel box.
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As at all the athletic festivals, they'd compete in the buff.
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Woodstock anniversary festivals were also held in 1994, 1998 and 1999.
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Partly because, if we didn't, what would we have festivals about?
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Multiple sagras, or food festivals, are devoted to it every year.
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More festivals have sprung up, and sources of financing have proliferated.
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Because festivals can be fun, especially if you travel in company.
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They're often attractions at fall festivals, pumpkin patches, and Halloween events.
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Performers moved through the city in costumes inspired by debutante festivals.
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Do you spend months going to Edinburgh Fringe and various festivals?
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Heads up, there are no nice bathroom facilities at music festivals.
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In addition, it recommended avoiding markets, festivals and crowded shopping areas.
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"We're talking about the granddaddy of all music festivals," he said.
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Some clever person reminds us that these festivals aren't about music.
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Festivals aren't just for the kids, they're for hip moms too.
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And though I love music, I never go to outdoor festivals.
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You still do want to play the big EDM festivals right?
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Europe's largest festivals are unlikely to adopt the 50 percent target.
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The Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals have been postponed until October.
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It has been used to hold small music festivals and rodeos.
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A short tour of European festivals also included Tchaikovsky's inevitable Fifth.
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Such festivals are a regular feature in Nordic and Baltic countries.
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So, frankly, lots of city festivals felt like a write-off.
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P.A. festivals in New York City, Buffalo, Toronto and Portland, Ore.
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Those who've taken the plunge at festivals say it's worth it.
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At my festivals, you'll see a lot of younger, newer bands.
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The 203 South by Southwest conference and festivals have been canceled.
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We used to put together these "survival kits" for music festivals.
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Activities, such as traveling, music festivals and sky diving, take precedence.
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I've done it in houses, hotels, apartments, trailers, outside at festivals.
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Many film festivals claim to be committed to diversity and inclusion.
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In the summer, the sprawling complex is bustling with music festivals.
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Here are some local classical music festivals to catch this summer.
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Here are some local pop music festivals to catch this summer.
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Moogfest has emerged as the opposite of typical electronic-music festivals.
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Large-scale destination festivals are almost always geared toward younger audiences.
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While heralded at festivals, the film received mixed reviews upon release.
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Climate summits have become festivals at which leaders talk about leadership.
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Am I exploiting these people in order to get into festivals?
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During the summers, he attends various festivals around the United States.
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The streaming giant has set its sights on prestige film festivals.
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Hollett: The thing is, with festivals, you're always dealing with something.
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At such a saving, they could come and do multiple festivals.
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It will be festivals, we think of it as it's whimsical.
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Some festivals have even gone so far as to ban headdresses.
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I spent two-and-a-half years working with him and he would go out to all of the juggling festivals, and at the time all the yo-yo festivals were held at juggling festivals, so I ended up kind of getting involved just by virtue of the fact that I was one of the few people who was going to every contest.
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VIP packages have altered the face of festivals for a good few years now, inviting casual music listeners with loads of money into spaces once populated by people who actually went to festivals for the music.
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Though there have been female-only festivals for years, from the now-defunct Michigan Womyns Music Festival (also known as Michfest) to Fabulosa in Yosemite National Park, female-only amenities within co-ed festivals are rare.
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While the smaller, esoteric festivals are a far cry from mainstream festivals like Lollapalooza, Governors Ball and Coachella, certain elements of hedonism endemic to the communal experience of music keep some parents from taking their children.
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Outdoor music festivals have become increasingly popular in Britain with UK Music, an industry-funded body, saying the number of people attending festivals rose about 45 percent to 3.9 million in 2016 from a year earlier.
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Festivals like Ruido, like all festivals, can help by giving bands the opportunity to build tours around their festival date and creating the conditions for groups to build connections and exchanges between music scenes in different countries.
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" Read more " Iceland Airwaves — the country's answer to South by Southwest — is one of 109 festivals that signed on to a global initiative aiming to address inequality after years of complaints about the gender gap at festivals.
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She has received various awards and accolades, which include "Best New Event" and "Best Event within an Existing Festival" by the International Festivals and Events Association; and "Most Innovative Project" by the Florida Festivals and Events Association.
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Last year more than three million people visited its three summer festivals.
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Fortunately, it looks like one of the world's biggest film festivals agrees.
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Increasingly, literature festivals in India are being thrust into wider culture wars.
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We want to have fun amongst ourselves, we want to have festivals.
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There are also more persistent issues plaguing festivals, warned Lewis of Eurasia.
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In 20173, 87,971 people registered to attend The SXSW Conference and Festivals.
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Rach: Guys go to festivals to get their heads off on ket.
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Still others plan vacations around snorkeling, or hiking, or maybe music festivals.
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The bigger festivals become like an urban scale, you're building a city.
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Future deployments being considered include sporting events, music festivals and transport hubs.
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Stone had a sponsorship deal for this summer's Punk In Drublic festivals.
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Ah, music festivals — a place for dad rock and hip hop's finest.
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But this year, some festivals are pledging to reduce their plastic footprint.
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But festivals in Texas face a considerably less saturated market as well.
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Even though these music festivals and events scream "selfie," don't bother trying.
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That's why festivals have a varying degree of crossover with each other.
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Music festivals will not die, at least not for a long time.
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I wear it at festivals like this and at the Bowie vs.
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"We would love to train festivals to do the same," she says.
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In 2017, Mr. Nabay toured Europe for the first time, playing festivals.
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Festivals: Governors Ball, Lollapalooza 2016 has been a big year for Wet.
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And that does no favors for the future of women-led festivals.
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She threw her own Coachella, because actual music festivals are exhausting. 20.
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At festivals like Sundance, Cannes, and Toronto, change was in the air.
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In the U.S., Minnesotans led the way on wintertime festivals in 1886.
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Many speak Russian and go to the same schools, churches, and festivals.
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More information for the festivals by region: Learn more about Open Future
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If you're new to music festivals, make this your number one move.
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Giffoni is one of Europe's largest film festivals for children and teens.
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Emily Frantz (fiddle, guitar, vocals): Doing all the festivals in the summer.
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Dark arts festivals showcase artwork and performances that often celebrate ancient rituals.
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Of 24 festivals in 2016, only 17 percent of performers were women.
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We would go back to Isaan, find festivals, and bet on ourselves.
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That's different from other festivals where really the focus is the music.
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In the summer, there are music festivals and big parties every weekend.
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When she thinks about festivals she thinks: sweat, dirt, and porta potties.
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But festivals like Coachella haven't been about music for a long time.
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They aim to expand to events like music festivals and sporting events.
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Festivals still do those things, of course, and they do them well.
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What do you think about music festivals being a vehicle for environmentalism?
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Do you see festivals like Envision as an escape from real life?
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Recently, THUMP wrote about the challenges of stopping drug deaths at festivals.
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Music festivals aren't really places where we need to include these themes.
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Spanish towns hold annual summer festivals in which bulls dash after humans.
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Successful neomelodici generally work at extravagant functions, birthdays, weddings and small festivals.
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"Samhain is one of my favorite festivals," Reverend Selena Fox tells Broadly.
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At huge, commercialized festivals, people are kind of in their own zone.
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Or should festivals be an all-inclusive environment free from political influence?
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It's been another tragic season of young people dying at music festivals.
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I've always felt that film festivals were a different kind of situation.
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In some cultures, gold is a predominant feature of festivals and celebrations.
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Do not chase women around photo festivals and try to kiss them.
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Theirs, called momijigari, offers a fall parallel to spring's cherry blossom festivals.
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They take pride in their stellar municipio basketball team, their town festivals.
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More in line with most festivals: Before the show came the peacocking.
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Like most festivals, there was a main stage and a side stage.
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"Festivals are more than just a destination for live music," he said.
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Others will want to peacefully counter-organize multicultural festivals and teaching moments.
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Many are attending multi-day festivals featuring music, yoga and astronomy lectures.
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The short-lived first era of rock festivals began in San Francisco.
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However, some festivals are moving away from harm reduction and towards prohibition.
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Noisey: What motivated you to begin organizing and launching your respective festivals?
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I guess Bloc is pretty out there in terms of dance festivals.
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The event's warm reception has also inspired competing festivals throughout the year.
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We play a lot of theater shows, as well as the festivals.
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Marfa Myths kicks off nearly six months of festivals in the area.
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The shows we're playing are a few festivals shows throughout the year.
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There are festivals every spring to celebrate when the pink trees bloom.
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But all festivals should be doing something positive on gender, he said.
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Sundays are no longer for church, but food festivals and farmers' markets.
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At the time of writing, nearly 250 festivals have signed the pledge.
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The festivals, however, aren't always as warm and fuzzy as their subjects.
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Thousands of Finns spend it in various music festivals, boning in tents.
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From location to food prices, here's how the two music festivals differed.
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Among its biggest events are the annual DanceAfrica and Next Wave festivals.
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International festivals started showing interest by curating special segments on Pakistani films.
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Do you foresee a future when weed is legal at music festivals?
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"Do you not hold festivals near hills or tall trees?" he wondered.
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There are also annual music festivals, like Austin City Limits every fall.
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The music festivals, held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, Calif.
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The museum hosts other free festivals to connect with other cultural groups.
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The festival will contain two mini-festivals of modern and contemporary composers.
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We play a lot of festivals because that's part of the game.
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Gold is considered an intrinsic part of weddings and festivals in India.
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It's a sentiment commonly echoed by those most familiar with the festivals.
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LENS Festivals are visual gold mines, no matter the cause for celebration.
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But at festivals, your bus, that's the extent of your comfort area.
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They come for the festivals and enjoy walks along the Mönchsberg mountain.
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Conferences, festivals, parties, all bringing people together through a passion for food.
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We also picked our favorite festivals in theater, dance and pop music.
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We also picked our favorite festivals in theater, dance and classical music.
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We also picked our favorite festivals in theater, classical music and pop.
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We also picked our favorite festivals in dance, classical music and pop.
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South Korean films have won awards in major international festivals since 2002.
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Summer festivals in Jeddah and other Saudi cities used to feature concerts.
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A year later, they were performing at big festivals and headlining theaters.
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I've made movies before, and I've been to festivals with movies before.
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The SXSW Conference and Festivals will run March 10 through March 19.
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She developed a short film, which made it into some small festivals.
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Releases from the reserves are often timed to coincide with major festivals.
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Then came screenings for the film at a string of important festivals.
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What festivals of atonement, what sacred games shall we have to invent?
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Mr. Sanford-Wachtel is planning his impending retirement around concerts and festivals.
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All kinds of fantastic performance festivals converge on the city in January.
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Only three days ago, we wrote on this very site about festivals.
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Graham: I think the Canadian-owned festivals will have the hardest time.
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I like local festivals in small towns the best, to be honest.
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Sadly, we Palestinians are regularly rejected at clubs and festivals in Israel.
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That's not to say that festivals should be dirty, dangerous, threatening places, but by offering up an segregated experience that sits somewhere between Shoreditch House and Glastonbury's Greenfields, an important component has been removed from the big music festivals.
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He was honored with lifetime awards from the Cannes and Venice film festivals.
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Their appetite pays for the smaller acts booked by promoters, clubs, and festivals.
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Whether that can help the festivals, or bring back Gulf tourists, is uncertain.
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Toronto film festivals back in early September, but since then the movie's momentum
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Harvey was a fixture at the festival as well as other film festivals.
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Amenities include a hospital, soccer fields and a cement bull ring for festivals.
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Maybe I'm on the cusp of champagne supernovas, Reading Festivals, and Corona sponsorships?
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Expats also enjoy the many festivals that Malta and Gozo host each year.
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We have 4,000–5,000 festivals a year, but we only have three of
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Rwanda and Nigeria have also expressed interest in fan festivals on their territory.
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But you can experience that at Wilderness, Green Man, and many other festivals.
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"From October, imports would again revive due to the festivals," the dealer said.
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But surprisingly, Coachella's 36% is relatively high in comparison to other major festivals.
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Bidding wars at film festivals escalated; films projected as Oscar favorites fell flat.
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That doesn't win you Oscars or People's Choice Awards at film festivals, though.
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Without headline-grabbing appeal, festivals risk losing their lustre, if not their relevance.
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"When it comes to festivals, you always have to have fringe," she says.
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Festivals are a den of filth, dirt, heat rash, questionable fluids, and drugs.
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Manchild will screen at festivals and private screenings throughout the spring and summer.
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Compared to other high-profile film festivals, Cannes is somewhat of an outlier.
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The band spent the summer headlining big music festivals like Sasquatch and Bonnaroo.
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"Nour" will be touring film festivals in Canada, Europe and America from October
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They hit up award shows, music festivals, concerts and collaborated on music together.
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We don't know how many great performances await us in the fall festivals.
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Former co-director Quincy Jones calls the festival the "Rolls-Royce of festivals".
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The rise of music festivals that are creeping in on the nightclub's audience.
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Several more recent classical music festivals also attract international audiences for similar reasons.
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In our pre-baby days, we loved going to concerts and music festivals.
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He got me into film festivals that no other intern was invited to.
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The Editor Behind the Film Shoah is currently playing at various film festivals.
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Moogfest is one the most unique, weird, thought-provoking festivals on the calendar.
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I think that's why we started going to festivals in the first place.
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It's the major influence on festivals on the West Coast, without a doubt.
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They are famous, but they're also not being asked to headline music festivals.
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The ATP festivals let you get up close and personal with the acts.
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He spoke at the SXSW Conference and Festivals in Austin, Texas, Sunday night.
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Both rave culture and music festivals can be traced back to sound systems.
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Garcia Artola and Follett sold the festivals to officials by emphasizing artistic collaboration.
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Kono: It's a holiday season in Japan during August and the fall festivals.
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How do music festivals like Bass Coast nurture electronic scenes across the country?
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Festivals, in turn, play a crucial role for artists in terms of exposure.
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Other festivals have also announced that the band will no longer be performing.
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Roadburn seems to be one of the only festivals that really understands that.
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His hugs were a hit at music festivals, Jennifer told the social worker.
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While they are not currently touring, they often headline festivals around the country.
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There were people called rhapsodes, who would sing Homeric songs at Greek festivals.
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"Chicago has so much food, so many festivals, so much culture," she says.
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It's a "community potluck" style of eating, meant to evoke Thailand's temple festivals.
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Don't know if you've heard, but music festivals are a mostly standing affair.
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GdC: When it comes to corporate film festivals, they have to make money.
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Do you feel the same sense of community at those kinds of festivals?
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Noisey: What will dance music festivals like Houghton look like in 32 years?
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Festivals throw artists against one another for forced chemistry, but this wasn't that.
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Unfortunately for other music festivals, Barcelona's Primavera Sound has just announced its lineup.
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Festivals must provide education in conjunction with spaces where women can feel safe.
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Music festivals are supposed to be a time of freedom, fun, and happiness.
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The unique aesthetic has caught the eye of many festivals throughout the years.
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In Berlin, and Mysteryland in New York, among other major festivals and clubs.
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"Smaller festivals would be good because everything there is more memorable," he says.
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She goes to shows with me now and does a lot of festivals.
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As a collective, we hear stuff like drum and bass at different festivals.
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And at festivals we'd always watch the overcrowded shows from the disability bays.
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Local music options consisted mostly of jam band festivals and huge college shows.
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To put things bluntly: UK music festivals are fucked, unless something drastically changes.
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But most festivals aren't run by business people – they're run by music fans.
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But if it goes well, you get that mass hysteria feel at festivals.
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We're all used to seeing flower crowns sprouting up at festivals and weddings.
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Festivals like Coachella seem to get more corporate and less mindful each year.
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His timely project was published as a book and exhibited at various festivals.
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Multiple festivals, concerts, movie and TV productions have been either postponed or canceled.
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Today's popular music festivals often charge a steep price for big-name performers.
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The pledge came after years of complaints about the gender gap at festivals.
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Many Swedish festivals are acting to try and tackle gender inequality, she added.
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Oversights like this are precisely why small festivals like Resonant Bodies are essential.
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"They hold many country-like festivals" — like the Sayville Apple Festival, on Oct.
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Critic's Notebook LYON, France — Shows succeed one another with dizzying rapidity at festivals.
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After we spoke, Mr. Cooper went to film festivals in Venice and Toronto.
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Berlin is also the most politically minded of the three main European festivals.
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The curriculum also incorporates community festivals and group activities like singing and puppetry.
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Writing jobs, script contests, auditions, magazine pitches, comedy festivals — the turndowns piled up.
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Check out its YouTube channel for more from this most memorable of festivals.
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Yes. Do you always wear Tom Ford when you're at festivals and functions?
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Some of the races themselves are even precursors to parades or music festivals.
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Pursuits Shetland Wool Week is hailed as the worldwide mecca of knitting festivals.
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Still, Vee said she doesn't see separate women-focused festivals as the answer.
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Ultra hosts multitudes of festivals each year in different countries around the world.
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Food offerings change every few weeks, as various festivals rotate through the grounds.
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There were no marching bands or festivals with massive crowds of soccer fans.
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He began going to music festivals and discos at the age of 14.
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These days, he's a home-improvement show host, and occasionally performs at festivals.
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It has spent more to stand out at music festivals and sporting events.
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Nevertheless, décors like Dali's are appreciated in some settings—arts festivals, for example.
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Art festivals have gotten in on the game by offering an insider's edge.
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He appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show"; at Italian festivals in Reno, Nev.
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He formed many of his book's theses while organizing theater festivals in Berlin.
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Milwaukee's Pridefest is one of the city's most celebrated and well-attended festivals.
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They installed chalet-like facades on buildings and hosted large German-themed festivals.
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You could even use them with friends and family at gigs and festivals.
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Flamenco Festival 2017, like many Flamenco Festivals past, has been dominated by women.
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For subsequent festivals, the number of films programmed has remained about the same.
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Telephones containing recordings of voices, festivals, pictures of the missing and the dead.
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And in the last few festivals, schools have gravitated to overtly political plays.
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He often appeared at folk festivals as both a performer and a craftsman.
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Book stores and cafes are popping up, along with dance and drama festivals.
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Festivals and cleanup events are planned in dozens of places across the state.
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"I want to have festivals with foreign artists in Iran, too," Anoosh says.
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This is the main issue with a lot of impromptu B2Bs at festivals.
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In 393 A.D., Emperor Theodosius I eradicated all pagan festivals in the Empire.
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