Festival
see also: Etymology of Festival
A festival is a demonstration in festive matter, organized at fixed time (annually, generally) around an linked activity with the spectacle, the Art S, the Loisir S, etc, and likely to last several days.
The term appeared in the French vocabulary about 1830.
The festival is often the occasion of the handing-over of Trophée S , of price and various rewards.
La Nouvelle-Orléans is the city which organizes the most Festival S in the world: each year, nearly 500 various demonstrations are organized in various districts.
Types of festivals
- Festival of cartoon
- Cinema festival
- Festival of dance
- Festival of music
- Festival of snow
- Festival of theater
- Festival of literary street
- Festival
- Festival of tale
- Festival of plays
- Festival of festivals as the festivals landaise for example where one can observe groups of musics called Bandas ravelling in the street where the festival is strongly felt
- Convention of juggling
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