"festival break" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a time of rest or vacation taken during a festival, such as a Christmas break or an Easter break. For example, "My family normally takes a week-long festival break around Christmas time."
Meanwhile, French actress Julie Gayet wore red to the opening of the Venice film festival, breaking the recent event-dressing trend for safe and tasteful beige and white.
Many of us are now taking festival breaks instead of a summer holiday, and last year the amount spent by British residents on domestic tourism – holiday trips within the UK – reached an all-time high of £19.6bn.
Her romantic comedy, "Italian For Beginners," won a Silver Bear at last year's Berlin Film Festival, broke box office records for a Danish-language film in Denmark and has been well received across Europe, but Ms. Scherfig is still surprised.
On July 7 , 2013 Beyoncé's performance at the Essence Music Festival broke the attendance record with over 70,000 people in attendance.
The full guide to Gay Pride festivals, which also features various bars, hotels and destinations associated with the festivals, breaks down some of the best offerings in the Pride circuit of events all over the world, including three in Spain and three in the U.S. Check out this sampling of the Best Gay Pride Events, according to Trip.com.
mamacolive.com/thegreatescape The beach holiday festival: Beach Break Live Pioneering the idea of the UK music holiday, Beach Break Live is predicting around 20,000 people will attend the event when it descends on Newquay's Fistral beach for the first time this June.
Bouchareb chose the opening weekend of the festival to break his silence on the controversy.
However, the council said that it would terminate the booking if festival organizers break U.K. laws against inciting hatred.
The Country Music Association announced on Monday that 145,355 people attended the festival, easily breaking the previous record of 132,000 last year.
