Sentence examples for inclusive event from inspiring English sources

The Newport Beach Beerfest is an all inclusive event brining guests to the sandy beaches of the Newport Dunes.

The Huntington Beach Beerfest is an all inclusive event bringing guests to the sandy beaches of the Huntington.

They hope to expand American perceptions of Chinese cinema and have worked to make the festival an inclusive event with screenings that are all English-friendly.

"We aim to unite our community, not divide it, and our intention is to serve the whole of our community with an inclusive event, so to exclude any group is not a decision we take lightly.

Chew said that while the Grand Prix was intended to be an inclusive event, involving locals, the government also sees the race as the opportunity to showcase the city-state to high net-worth individuals who come to Singapore for the race.

"We appreciate many in our community have strongly held views about Ukip, their policies and comments, but it is undeniable that there are LGBT members of Ukip, including their MEP for Scotland [David Coburn], and it is important to remember that Pride in London aims to be an inclusive event.

Featuring talks, classes and discussions as well as an "open arcade" of playable demos its one of the most interesting and inclusive events on the games industry calendar.

Village Underground, EC2, Sun BB Cirque Du Soul are gradually edging on to the UK club scene with large-scale, opulent but inclusive events that indulge the emerging trend for big, fantasy production.

In 2009 she created Happiness Project Kent, organising fun, inclusive events, including a One Minute Smilence, using her mobile 'happiness booth' to spread joy and help people get the most out of life.

Bushwick's Mood Ring, lit deep maroon like a Wong Kar-wai film, is decorated floor to ceiling with work by local artists, and the owners are striving to make the bar a space for queer and transgender people of color through inclusive events and dance parties.

Nevertheless, the procession of names was genuinely surprising, which is a triumph at these huge, inclusive events – no one had predicted the likes of Turner and Oldfield and the young soul singer Emeli Sandé, which made their presence a delight rather than a chore.