Sentence examples for dancing festival from inspiring English sources

Lincoln Center has just announced the lineup for Midsummer Night Swing, its annual salsa, swing, disco, tango, Gypsy jazz and folk dancing festival that takes place under the stars.

It's the largest free dancing festival in North America.

Looking out the window, I could see the tiers and tiers of dancing festival goers shimmying and shaking in the summer sun.

"Obviously an electro dance event is more likely to see people using powerful stimulant drugs than a Morris dancing festival, but no matter what you do, other than banning dancing unless it's around a maypole, there are always going to be drug-related deaths in clubs and festivals, as that's where people go to take drugs – and drugs are, you know, kinda dangerous," says Linnell.

The Chicago Dancing Festival (Aug. 23-27) has all the slots neatly filled.

The caption with the "Coming Attractions" photo on the "Week Ahead" page last Sunday misidentified the troupe performing at the 2010 Chicago Dancing Festival.

And bacchanalia, decadent singing and dancing festivals, inspired the use of the word to describe drunken revelry (and orgy, according to Merriam-Webster).

I doubt they have an evening off with all the brass band competitions, morris dancing festivals and nights out at the White Rose Society.

An hour's drive up the coast towards Dalaman airport is the bustling seaside town of Fethiye with its bazaar, Turkish baths and folk dancing festivals.

Ethnographic images, mostly from Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan, include portraits and scenes of daily life in cities, towns, and rural areas showing men, women and children of different ethnic groups and religions, including nomadic people, engaged in various activities, such as weaving, pottery, farming, fishing, music, dancing, festivals, and ceremonies.

When I was at Coachella last year, I saw Madeon play "Pop Culture," sending hundreds of dancing festival-goers into a frenzy.