Sentence examples for cross festival from inspiring English sources

In the lead-up to last year's Many Rivers to Cross festival, which Belafonte helped dream up, the New Yorker staff writer Jelani Cobb paid a visit to the actor, musician, and civil-rights icon.

Every September, Syrians of all religions have participated in the Day of the Cross festival in Maaloula.

The PSA, comes on the heels of the legendary entertainer's social justice festival, "Many Rivers To Cross Festival".

He has visited prisons to raise awareness about mass incarceration — the new slavery — and he spoke out about the importance of Black Lives Matter at Sankofa's Many Rivers to Cross festival, which I helped organize.

The Nail the Cross festival combines a new music (Micachu, Ipso Facto and SCUM to name a few) with interactive art installations from the likes of Adham Faramawy (of !WOWOW! fame) who, from the looks of the press shot he sent us, is going to get a lot of people naked and lying on the floor.

Wanta is an educator but also the creative director of Milpirri, a cross cultural festival that is currently in rehearsals for the performance on 1 November in Lajamanu.

RED BANK Two River Theater "Crossing Borders Festival," new plays by Latino writers, live music and an outdoor neighborhood party.

THE HAGUE Encompassing music, literature, film, poetry and the visual arts, the Crossing Border festival, now in its 13th year, is one of Europe's premiere interdisciplinary festivals, with past participants including Coldplay, Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson, and Norman Mailer.

The movement has been the subject of a cross-arts festival at the Barbican in London, encompassing an art exhibition, films, and concerts that culminate in Gil's appearance on June 26.

A few years ago, at the Crossing Border festival in Amsterdam, I presented an all-Scottish extravaganza which I'd built around Gray, but he never arrived – he'd left his passport in the taxi to Glasgow airport.

Some customers, including Lady Bunny, the founder of Wigstock, the cross-dressing festival held every Labor Day in Greenwich Village -- as well as the costume designers for "Tootsie," "The Birdcage" and "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar" -- do not mind being seen in the store.