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General information on this festival of classical music, opera, theater and dance; listings of the events program, online booking, press information, and more.

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Official site, contains news, festival information, line-up, pictures, tickets and previous festival information.

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The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the largest arts festival in the world. We have all the latest news, competitions, advice on getting to the Fringe and more.

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Official site with history, general information, schedule, jury, news, photographs, special events, and links.

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Official site. Provides news, band line-ups, ticket information, and photographs.

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This is a great resource for searching out UK events and finding out what's on around the UK.

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The ultimate beach party in 2010 will last for 12 day's from December 20th until January 2nd of 2010 and take place at a pristine beach in Thailand's Khaolak Life music, discotheque and "unplugged music by the beach - great food - great people and all with absolute security arranged by the eagle agency www.eagle-search.com

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There are so many great things to do in Mississippi that it is really hard to narrow down just one place. However, if you had to choose just one location that was family friendly, enjoyable, and also a lot of fun then you ought to consider buying tickets and planning a trip to the Dixie National Rodeo and Livestock Show. This annual rodeo is incredible and many individuals wait all year until it is time to visit the rodeo again! The rodeo takes place at the Coliseum in Jackson, Mississippi. Cowboys who are world champions test their skill and luck on the Harper and Morgan Rodeo stock, which is quite a thrill to watch!

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There are plenty of fun things to do in Orlando, both in the daytime and in the evening. If you are looking for a good night out why not attend a raucous Italian wedding party. Well, you don't actually have to be invited or know someone, you can attend the Tony 'n Tina Wedding Show.

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As the land northerns, the more chances it has to be called the homeland of Santa Claus - or just the place, where he regularly passes through. On the threshold of Christmas time and New Year's time, the number of eyewitnesses announced that they have seen an old man in a red caftan in person, is growing.

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Every year, the Nine Emperor Gods Festival is held for nine days of the Chinese 9th lunar month. This is usually in early October. The festival starts when the gods, who dwell in stars descent to earth and posses the spirit mediums. It starts with bringing the gods from heaven to the temple. The gods are welcomed at the beach by the lor chu.

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Sailing across the world Speed, agility, grace, strength, endurance- these are just some of the terms that would best describe this month's most prominent event- Barcelona World Race. Racing cars? No. Cyclists? No again. Maybe runners? Sorry to disappoint you, but it's not about that either.

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This year "Budapest Christmas" is being held for the ninth time, with events getting under way on Saturday 24th November, 2007.

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It was once stated that, “To visit Los Angeles and not visit the Chinese [theater] is like visiting China and not seeing the Great Wall”. True to its reputation, the Grauman’s Chinese Theater is one of the most historic cornerstones of Hollywood.

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Washington D.C. is a city of law-making and negotiating, but it is also a city of remembrance and honor. There are several memorials and monuments located in the city. All of these memorials honor and remember an individual, a group, or the country as a whole for their acts of service. In total, eight memorials and monuments make up the historic park.

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India is a land of festivals. Diwali: 'The Festival of Lights', is celebrated with zest and jollity. Diwali is a five day Hindu festival which occurs on the fifteenth day of Kartika. During this time, homes are thoroughly cleaned and windows are opened to welcome Laksmi, goddess of wealth. Gifts are exchanged and festive meals are prepared during Diwali. Diwali, being the festival of lights, thousands of lamps are lit in and outside every home on the day.

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February begins with New Territories, an international festival of live arts in Tramway in the southside of the City, featuring some of the most talented and influential artists in the world. Then you have the Glasgow Film Festival, which is exactly what it says on the tin, and is fast becoming a huge event in UK film circles, exploring the types of great wee films you'd never see at the Odeon but which should be given a chance even though they won't make much money.

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The word festival kicks us up with happiness, whenever it is mentioned. We wait for festivals eagerly, as they are associated with auspicious things and luck. Here, we are not talking about regular festivals, often related to religion, but a kind of festival that has its own importance and significance. Yes, you got it right! It is indeed Pushkar festivals, India that are celebrated with full jest.

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Holy week (Semana Santa) in Andalucia is a personal favourite when every parish sends out elaborate floats carried by parishioners. A procession can go on throughout the night returning home early the following morning. Two weeks later Seville celebrates the April Fair which must go down as one of Europe's biggest parties.

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In the midst of today's busy lifestyle, Diwali gives an opportunity to pause and be grateful for what we have, to make special memories with family and friends, to laugh and enjoy what life offers us. Though the festival of Diwali has undergone some changes, in due course of time, yet it has continued to be celebrated since the time immemorial. Every year, the festive season of Diwali comes back with all the excitement and merriment.

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Yet another one Dubai Trade Festival - a bright event of the emirate cultural life, will be held for the 13th time and lasting for unusually long period – 32 days.

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As the snows recede across Eastern Europe and the warmth of the Mediterranean pushes northwards into Hungary, Budapest celebrates in style with its annual Spring Music Festival. Now moving into its twenty-sixth year, the festival is a collage of music, art, dance and opera that captivates audiences from around the world.

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Travelers to Germany during late September and early October are in for an Oktoberfest treat: two solid weeks of beer drinking, revelry and entertainment. For a glimpse into the festivities, as well as some of the history surrounding the event, read on.

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Seattle Area Festivals - If you are the kind of person who enjoys a wide array of festivals, then Seattle is the place for you. Whether you want to celebrate the summer solstice or Nordic Yulefest, there is sure to be a Seattle Festival for you.

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Colorful Spanish fiestas and festivals are as unique and diverse as the nation and her peoples. While most of the Spanish fiestas and festivals are celebrated nationally, there are many that are observed regionally, a direct result of the varied regional histories of this historic country.

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The le Marche region of Italy is famous for it's festivals and one of the longest festivals held at the end of the first week in September is the festival of Piobicco.

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The city of New York City is always bustling with activities but there are some events that only take place at a specific time every year. From festivals to parades and many other events, each month of the year is host to something special.

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