As they moved down the street, revellers joined the parade.
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Let the revellers have their flower crowns and ferris wheel.
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In Kashmir itself, revellers lit the night sky with firecrackers.
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The revellers, aided by opera singers, offered a chorus of "Happy Birthday".
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Such single-celled revellers could yet be the future of chemical manufacturing.
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The revellers were dressed—or, in some cases not—for the occasion.
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"This life is pretty," the duo says; Water Street revellers would agree.
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It took less than two hours for revellers to polish off the dish.
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Her images capture the sweeping diversity of the LGBTQ revellers and their allies.
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Drunken revellers crowded the cameras as TV anchors tried to explain the news.
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Revellers welcome in the summer solstice at Stonehenge in southwest Britain on June 21.
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Neat green grass, nautically-themed cabins, morning sun, and mobs of spaced-out revellers.
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But even they are not popular with revellers this time, according to Ms Valles.
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Revellers take part in a gay pride parade in Tel Aviv, Israel June 8, 2018.
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They expunged the day from their almanacs, and offending revellers risked a five-shilling fine.
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Social-media videos showed revellers ducking, hiding and running from bursts of automatic-weapon fire.
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In the capital's new cafés revellers barely notice the jets overhead, bombing rebel-held suburbs.
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Now, revellers spill out of the pubs onto the sidewalks every night of the week.
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For three days this month revellers on vine-themed floats tossed grapes and melons into crowds.
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" The council also said there was also "a spate of alcohol-induced incidents from backpacker revellers.
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Berlin, rather more artfully, has deployed mime artists to remind late-night revellers to pipe down.
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Revellers were invited to help themselves to the dish free-of-charge, as part of the festivities.
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In 2002 bombs ripped through two nightspots packed with revellers on the island of Bali, killing 202.
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Despite their joy, many election-night revellers realise that curing Costa Rica's malaise will not be easy.
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There were parade floats, proposals, performances, and more — and the sun even came out for the revellers.
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Shortly after a beaming Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson, announced the birth to media, revellers began their celebrations.
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Typically, weekends and celebrations like Halloween see hordes of revellers spilling out of the bars and clubs.
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Among the revellers who've really got into the spirit of the night, I spot more reluctant attendees.
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Everywhere you looked, revellers in funny hats caroused at open-air sheds hastily erected for the weekend.
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At that rate indigenous people will probably not be among the revellers when Canada turns 200 in 2067.
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Revellers turned their baseball caps backwards; some took pictures of themselves with a cake made in Trump's likeness.
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Pubs heave, parades march and for one day revellers raise a glass to Ireland and its patron saint.
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Revellers of Estacio de Sa samba school perform during the Carnival parade at Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro.
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Revellers of Uniao da Ilha do Governador samba school perform during the first night of the Carnival parade.
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In an unusual display of unruliness, revellers symbolically storm town halls and chase mayors out of their offices.
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Typically, weekends and special events like Halloween see hordes of revellers spilling out of the bars and clubs.
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Typically weekends and special events like Halloween see hordes of revellers spill out of the bars and clubs.
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Instead, they informed revellers via Facebook and signs all over the venue that no alcohol would be on sale.
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Revellers of Uniao da Ilha samba school wait before the beginning of the first night of the Carnival parade.
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Until now, shift-workers and revellers have relied mostly on London's night buses to shuttle them to their destinations.
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At Saturday's concert, Fana's football stadium was crammed with revellers carrying slogans like "never again," and "I am Ramata".
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It was Saturday night, and the narrow streets of the quarter were packed with revellers grooving to deafening music.
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One Twitter user who'd previously worked at the venue put forward that it wasn't just revellers that felt unsafe.
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I'd arrived at the event—called a "play party" by regular revellers—with a vivacious partner on our third date.
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That hasn't stopped revellers from taking part in the festivities which have already kicked off in parts of the country.
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"But then you're talking to people who are so drunk," she said, adding the revellers couldn't hear the captain's commands.
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Firefighters on the pier were dressed in winterized diving suits, in case any of the hundreds of revellers fell in.
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They could spike far higher during Diwali, when pyromaniac revellers ignite lakhs and crores (ie, a lot) of sparklers and rockets.
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Security yelled at revellers to take cover as the terrorists began their attack, and customers and staff began barricading themselves inside.
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Revellers in a photo booth waved Supersonics around, blowing hot air at pink wigs, pink balloons, pink confetti, and each other.
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Seven people died on Saturday after three attackers rammed the van into pedestrians, before stabbing revellers in nearby bars and restaurants.
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Revellers often mark the country's biggest holiday with displays, and factories are stepping up output ahead of the expected rise in demand.
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Locals are weary of being woken by drunken revellers, and picking their way through puddles of urine and vomit the next morning.
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Even so, middle-class residents' complaints about noise and drunk or stoned revellers make the life of a club-owner far trickier.
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Revellers of Unidos da Tijuca samba school perform during the first night of the Carnival parade at Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro.
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There were fewer "Jecken" (revellers) out in central Cologne on Thursday afternoon than last year, but rain may have kept some away.
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Typically, weekends and special events like Halloween see hordes of revellers spill out of the bars and clubs in Lan Kwai Fong.
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But most people here"—he gestured at the fresh-faced revellers around him—"would not take three buses to register to vote.
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And such is the uplift that the revellers at the Troubadour, too, begin to levitate; we watch their feet leave the ground.
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But on Tuesday night David Koch was reportedly among the revellers at Trump's victory party in a Hilton Hotel in New York.
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Then, suddenly, chaos: A truck ploughed into the Christmas market, making no obvious attempt to stop, and smashing revellers in its path.
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Revellers from around the world flock to Pamplona every year to take part in the eight days of the running of the bulls.
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Yet few local revellers appeared to enjoy this year's parade as much as a group of refugee youngsters from the Coração Jolie choir.
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The spectacular festivities mostly involve revellers dousing each other with vibrant coloured powder called gulaal and water to celebrate the arrival of Spring.
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Revellers of Mocidade de Padre Miguel samba school perform during the first night of the Carnival parade at Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro.
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REUTERS/Corinna Kern Revellers kiss next to police officers during the Gay Pride parade along Paulista Avenue in Sao Paulo, Brazil June 3, 2018.
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" To observe the holiday, "revellers don funky makeup and costumes, hold parades and parties, sing and dance, and make offerings to lost loved ones.
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A handful of people dancing to bait drum & bass, played off a phone through the PA. More revellers in the corners, visibly k-holing.
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On Monday, Ireland cancelled all St. Patrick's Day parades which draw hundreds of thousands of revellers, including tourists from around the world, each March.
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Revellers run next to Puerto de San Lorenzo's fighting bulls during the running of the bulls at the San Fermin Festival, in Pamplona, northern Spain, Saturday.
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Although these have no legal force under Indonesia's secular constitution, vigilantes have sometimes used the edicts to target revellers as well as religious and sexual minorities.
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But for Saturday night revellers there was suddenly a new piece of street furniture to lurch around, with slouching handlebars sticking up all over the place.
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People climbed on roofs of nearby businesses and lifeguards were forced to sound the "shark alarm" three times, to get drunken revellers out of the water.
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The Songkran festival is often referred to as the world's biggest water fight - a time when revellers splash water on each other under the scorching sun.
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Deadly smog engulfed much of northern India, thanks in part to farmers burning stubble and to revellers letting off firecrackers to celebrate Diwali, a Hindu holiday.
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Boat cruises on Lake Victoria, which is shared by Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania, are common, with mostly young revellers spending hours out on the waters partying.
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Some of them trespass on the surreal, as when, on New Year's Eve, we come across revellers, in evening dress, helping to extinguish a forest fire.
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The regulations outlawed "balconing", where revellers jump off balconies, often into hotel swimming pools - a practice that has killed dozens of drunken visitors over the years.
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The night ended with the boozeless, and perfect, Wayward Traveller (coconut cream, pineapple, matcha tea), before revellers descended to the hot street and parted ways. ♦
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Revellers ringing in the New Year in the UK were treated to a performance of Ed singing his heart out to "Layla" on Jools Holland's Annual Hootenanny.
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HARO, Spain (Reuters) - Revellers poured buckets of wine over each other in northern Spain on Friday in an annual wine battle in the country's Rioja producing-region.
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Seven people were killed and dozens wounded on Saturday when the three men rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and then stabbed revellers in nearby bars.
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"He says what he thinks," says a taxi driver in São Paulo as he drops off a carful of revellers clad in rainbow colours at the pride parade.
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The San Fermin festival, in which bulls chase red-scarved runners through Pamplona's cobbled streets during nine days of events, attracts thousands of revellers from Spain and overseas.
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Perhaps there is one thing that links Patrick to the revellers who will be drinking green beer and singing sentimental ballads from Chicago to Sydney on March 17th.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ten people remain in a critical condition after Islamist militants targeted pedestrians and revellers in London at the weekend, the English health authority said on Wednesday.
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Around 100,000 multi-colored LED wristbands, which lit up in different colors in time with the music, had been distributed by festival staff throughout the day to revellers.
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In the third major militant assault to hit Britain in less than three months, attackers rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before stabbing revellers in nearby bars.
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Eight people were killed near London Bridge on Saturday when three men drove a van into pedestrians and then stabbed revellers in an area filled with bars and restaurants.
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Police fired tear gas to break up the crowds down the hill in the Central business district and were heckled by revellers complaining they were ruining the party spirit.
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Opposite Birthdays, a stone's throw from Efes, and a hop, skip, and a jump to The Nest, is Fried Chicken Pizza Hot: the Fort Knox of drunken Dalston revellers.
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He draws on his years as a waiter for similes: watering Kew's trees is like being a sommelier; the beetles that pollinate Amazonian waterlilies are like revellers flitting between nightclubs.
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LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - Ten people remain in a critical condition after Islamist militants targeted pedestrians and revellers in London at the weekend, the English health authority said on Wednesday.
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In Turkey, Christians in Istanbul dived into the Golden Horn waters to grab the cross amid increased security after a gunman killed 39 New Year's revellers inside a popular nightclub.
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At least 39 people were killed and 69 injured when a gunman opened fire in an Istanbul nightclub packed with revellers celebrating the New Year early Sunday, Turkish officials say.
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Every weekend of the summer, hoards of revellers will descend upon fields and forests and desert plains the world over to dance and make merry for a few hedonism-filled days.
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Rather than seeing it as their duty to protect all revellers, Burmese authorities appear to believe that women are creating, or at least perpetuating, their own lack of safety during Thingyan.
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Suspected militants drove a van into pedestrians at high speed on London Bridge on Saturday night before stabbing revellers on nearby streets, killing at least six people and wounding nearly 50.
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He was a decent basketball player, and a better than decent party promoter, helping to organize "two-to-sixes," late-night, locked-door events that drew revellers from throughout the region.
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Police said they were looking into media reports linking the raid to a Saturday night attack in which three people drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before stabbing revellers nearby.
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At Bayterek Tower, a 97m-tall folly topped with a golden egg which is supposed to represent the cycle of life, revellers enjoyed a public concert and tucked into free ice cream.
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But on the night of the party, as a line of revellers snaked around the block waiting to get in, the fire department showed up and shut down the party, citing safety concerns.
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BORYEONG, South Korea (Reuters) - Revellers danced and wrestled on Friday in South Korea's capital of mud, kicking off a nine-day festival expected to lure millions of people to this quaint coastal city.
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Just how did a 300 capacity club, where revellers were as likely to be wearing zoot suits as they were adidas shellsuits, become an emblem of the radical possibilities that clubbing can offer?
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The Saturday evening tragedy occurred hundreds of meters off shore as the boat, carrying an estimated 100 revellers, was en route from one beach to another in Mukono district near the capital Kampala.
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At least seven people were killed after attackers rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbed revellers in nearby bars, the third militant attack in the country in as many months.
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Drunken revellers from across the land are congregating to make Bills tailgates a special place, and what's really heartening is some of them aren't even followers of the football teams playing at the stadium.
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Across UP—as the state is often abbreviated—revellers turned the victory into an excuse for starting early with the carnival antics of the spring festival of Holi, which officially falls on March 13th.
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Overall, it sounds like a very cool project – I'll be interested to see how they handle vomit, however, to be quite honest, given that this is basically the post-party bus for London revellers.
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The statement from Khan's office said hundreds of thousands of late-night revellers and shift workers would benefit, with journeys cut by an average of 20 minutes and some by more than an hour.
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In the real-life attack, Tunisian-born Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove a truck through a crowd of revellers on the French city's sea-front promenade last week, killing 84 people and wounding scores more.
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His fingers rolled across the keys as revellers encircling him crooned the polytheist paean "We Dance," from the Broadway show "Once on This Island," and empty bottles of Stella Artois accumulated under the stairs.
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Islamic State claimed the attack and hailed Tunisian-born Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who drove a truck through a crowd of revellers on the French city's sea-front promenade last Thursday, as one if its soldiers.
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Thousands of dancing revellers snaked past the Bolshoi Theatre, where ballerinas had also been watching the match backstage, and up to the doorsteps of Lubyanka, the headquarters of the FSB, the successor to the KGB.
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Black-clad anti-government protesters, wearing now banned face masks, mingled with fancy-dress Halloween revellers in the narrow, sloping streets of Lan Kwai Fong on Thursday, the first time the district had been targeted.
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Other parties have suspended campaigning after seven people were killed by militants who drove a van at high speed into pedestrians on London Bridge and then stabbed revellers in the nearby Borough Market area on Saturday.
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In his statement on Saturday, Cazeneuve also described the way Bouhlel ran down the revellers as a "new kind of attack" on the basis that the killer was not heavily armed and did not use explosives.
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In a video from 2012 that resurfaced recently thank's to Twitter user Fennec, we can clearly see a group of elderly revellers giving it their best Billy Ray Cyrus impression right in front of Thaemlitz's booth.
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While Carnival jerk chicken is notorious for roping revellers into unwanted games of E. coli bingo, 750 chocolate-covered masqueraders of the Pure Lime float will sample Defour's classic Trinidadian dishes during the three-day event.
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Magnus did all he could to ensure that his club was as resistant to outside reality as possible—the curtains were always shut, and the door always open to revellers looking for a place to be.
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On January 21801, 222, while revellers rang in the dawn of the 21802th century with drinks, dance, and song, astronomer Giuseppe Piazzi settled into an evening of star-watching from his world-class observatory in Palermo, Sicily.
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BUNOL, Spain, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Thousands of revellers threw some 150,000 kilograms of tomatoes at each other for the annual "Tomatina" food fight in the eastern Spanish town of Bunol on Wednesday, splattering themselves with red pulp.
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But it's the "utes" that keep the revellers coming back, even though a deluge of rain turned the usually dusty New South Wales state venue, some 300 km (186 miles) north of Melbourne, into a mud pit.
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For the second year running, access to the city's central Puerta del Sol square, where revellers traditionally gather to bring in the New Year, will be restricted to 2000,22015 people, with police setting up barricades to control access.
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Despite having been under FBI investigation in 215 and 21980, Mr Mateen faced no obstacles when buying these weapons in the days before he walked into Pulse, a gay nightclub, in Orlando, Florida, and sprayed revellers with bullets.
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I asked the nameless voice on the other end of the line if there's much of a scene down in Sennen, if the pub's packed night after night with music mad revellers ready to party long into the night.
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The name brings to mind the infamous landfill, lately being transformed into a city park, on Staten Island; at the end of the bar, a dour portrait of a man in a tricorne hat glowers at would-be revellers.
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Never mind that in real life the revellers are often the offspring of ethnic-Chinese dynasties who have made their wealth in less stable parts of South-East Asia, where anti-Chinese resentment has on occasion boiled over into pogroms.
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The Night Tube will help shift workers and late night revellers get to and from outer London quickly and safely with journeys reduced by an average of 20 minutes and some by more than an hour, according to Transport for London.
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Well, truthfully, it isn't – but if the guy or girl of your dreams happens to be a DJ, or a fan of four-to-the-floor mixers and sweaty nightclubs full of sweaty revellers, then we might have the answer.
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SINGAPORE, June 14 (Reuters) - As images of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un strolling by revellers at a rooftop bar the night before an unprecedented meeting with President Donald Trump circulated around social media sites, U.S. citizens started asking 'Where is Singapore?
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France's tourism industry had yet to fully recover from assaults in Paris in January and November last year, which were also claimed by Islamic State, when Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove a truck into a crowd of revellers on Nice's Promenade des Anglais.
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The revellers were dressed in traditional German costumes— Bundhosen , dirndls, and papier-mâché animal masks—and Earn, wearing jeans and a white hockey-goalie mask, of the kind worn by the serial killer in "Friday the 13th," looked totally out of place.
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DUBLIN, March 9 (Reuters) - All Irish St. Patrick's Day parades, including Dublin's main celebration that draws around 500,000 revellers from all over the world each year, were cancelled on Monday due to the risk of a further coronavirus spread, local media reported.
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The man who killed 84 Bastille Day revellers in the French city of Nice by driving a truck at a crowd had been radicalized recently and quickly, France's Prime Minister told a newspaper as a further 18 victims fought for their lives on Sunday.
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New Year's Eve shooting leaves 39 dead New Year's Eve shooting leaves 39 dead At least 39 people were killed and 69 injured when a gunman opened fire in an Istanbul nightclub packed with revellers celebrating the New Year early Sunday, Turkish officials say.
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There are kicks to be had from a gremlinish dragon that roars around the revellers at a heavy-metal gig (most of whom presume that any fire-breathing is part of the act), but what is a dragon doing here in the first place?
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The younger Kygo fans swayed appreciatively, but they were not his only audience—he had to be mindful, too, of the revellers at the reserved tables, taking delivery of sparkler-enhanced bottles of champagne, not all of whom seemed to have studied his discography online.
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Five things Trump did not mention: - Russia - North Korea - Syria - Border adjustment tax - Delays on Cabinet confirmations Feel that samba beat Revellers from Portela samba school perform during the second night of the carnival parade at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil February 28, 2017.
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Having taken over legendary Dalston dive Bardens and transformed it into one of east London's most highly regarded clubs, the Nest, Peyton then turned his attention to a space just down the road, off the Old Street roundabout, now known to revellers the nation over as XOYO.
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AS THE clock strikes midnight on January 1st 2018, revellers on the easternmost islands of Kiribati will be the first people on dry land to ring in the new year—a claim made possible by their location in the Pacific Ocean and an arbitrary designation of time zones.
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This past Christmas Eve, Willis and Adlon, along with Marina, Gideon, and Frank Zappa's daughter Diva Zappa, went to Toluca Lake, California—about seven miles from Adlon's home in the San Fernando Valley—and followed a decorated bus full of carollers which was blasting music to crowds of revellers.
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The revellers were English colonists, but the pigs were "nicely cook'd after the West Indian manner": whole, over coals, on long wooden spits on which they turned as a cook basted them in a spicy sauce (green Virginia pepper and Madeira wine), using a foxtail tied to a stick.
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Cannes was already under massive surveillance due to a deadly truck attack on revellers in Nice, just up the French Riviera coast, last July, and gun and bomb attacks on a music concert and football match in Paris in 2015, and its police chief said security measures would be followed "to the letter".
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In addition to that vast web of revellers was a hardcore of local market traders who treated the place as though it were their local boozer, which in many ways it was, although not many boozers are stuffed to the gills with not-quite doctors looking to get lucky without throwing up.
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Reminiscent of Mira Nair's "Monsoon Wedding" and Umesh Kulkarni's "Vihir", Sen Sharma deftly uses the family get-together as a setting for skeletons to come tumbling out, and the bonhomie among the revellers belies the tensions running beneath the surface - like Vikram's constant flirting with Bonnie's friend Mimi (Kalki Koechlin) despite being married, or the bullying of Shutu by the other men.
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Shortly after St. Lucia wrapped up its carnival—an annual Caribbean tradition where revellers from around the world parade and dance through the streets in their costumes—on July 16, multiple users noticed that Instagram prompted a community guidelines violation notice when users viewed hashtags #fuzionmas, #stluciacarnival, #trinidadcarnival2020, #xuvocarnival, and #ehtshirtmas, representing carnival events in St. Lucia, Trinidad, and Antigua.
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They're going on a UK-wide screening tour with We Are The Weirdos, a showcase of short films from up-and-coming female directors that feature characters like a college student whose skin mysteriously starts peeling off after a one night stand; a cyber-stalker punishing married men for using dating apps, and a ghoulish figure who murders late-night revellers in a bar.
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Over the years the likes of Eric Duncan, Tim Sweeney, Thomas Bullock, and DJ Harvey have been spotted tucking into a hearty bowl Risotto Alla Campagnola and necking an Aperol Spritz or ten before taking to the decks for an impromptu and intimate set amongst likeminded friends, peers, and revellers, all up for a big night out in one of the city's hidden gems.
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Despite many new efforts to limit group gatherings, this past weekend saw both a fair number of revellers gathering to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, flying in the face of the good advice of experts, and major backlogs at airports caused by arrivals waylaid by a more stringent, but also more confused and potentially dangerous federally-instituted screening process for arriving passengers at major airports.
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We're talking, of course, about the heyday of rave, the period when, or so the flat-capped old blokes would have you believe, every field between Burnham Market and Bridlington was filled week in week out with teeming hordes of long haired and loved-up revellers who were determined to change the world through an incredible, and incredibly potent, blend of very loud music and very good drugs.
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It's strange to me that so many of us look back on the halcyon days of the M25 raves, those notoriously vast assemblages of people crowded together in beetroot fields all raving under one roof, with the kind of rose-tinted nostalgia usually saved for royal weddings or world wars, but find the idea of thousands of revellers stood shirtless on the edges of Ushuaia about as appealing as sharing a bowl of jellied eels with Len Goodman.
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