Sentence examples for create a festival from inspiring English sources

I would create a festival for children, something cool and interesting.

She wanted to help create a festival back home in Doha.

And they in turn invited more than 70 independent art spaces, nonprofit organizations and artists' collectives from around the world to create a festival of sorts, with performances, music, film and installations.

Kathryn said: It's always been my vision to create a festival which celebrates the amazing creativity of North Eastern people and one with broad appeal that everybody can enjoy.

City officials offered George Wein, who had produced the Newport Jazz Festival and Newport Folk Festival (and whose Festival Productions now produces events worldwide), the chance to create a festival in New Orleans.

Better to contemplate the horror of those who must destroy something alien to them, to build new Buddhas elsewhere and to create a festival reminding visitors that no culture, East or West, is isolated from the others.

One idea, they said, would be to create a festival-like atmosphere around the week or so preceding Oscar night, perhaps by staging the annual nominees luncheon shortly before the ceremony, rather than a month earlier, as in the past.

Hirst, Allen's friend and a fellow member of the football anthem band Fat Les, has designed the set according to Allen's wish to re-create a festival atmosphere.

Photograph: David Levene The key to creating a festival anthem is having a song that will sneak up on people.

Wilco has created a festival in its own image, in other words, and by most measures it was a jubilant success.

YouTube announced that it had created a festival for 15-minute videos submitted to the site– the Your Film Festival – in partnership with the Venice Film Festival and Ridley Scott's production company, Brooks Barnes writes.