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The company's VP of marketing, Tamara Mendelsohn, tells us that at many large-scale festivals, half of the people attending are walking up giving cash.

Among its programmes there have been large-scale festivals celebrating composers as diverse as Berlioz, Mahler and Bernstein.

Another big undertaking when it comes to putting on large-scale festivals is the capital, or on many occasions, the lack thereof.

As with any large-scale festival, this one was about choices.

The first ever large-scale festival of public art, titled "Art Prospect," kicks off today in the Venice of the North.

The Union Park institution has been the impetus for every promoter to think they can and should host a large-scale festival.

Now, it's time to take a look at the large-scale festival that put Brooklyn on the map in terms of drag culture.

Flight Facilities, aka Sydney's Hugo Gruzman and James Lyell, have proven more than adept at commanding large-scale festival crowds across the globe with their euphoric live showings, staking a claim to top-billing at the dance tent at this year's Splendour in the Grass.

Nonetheless, one of the earliest large scale electronic festivals in Texas was Electric Daisy Carnival, brought to Austin by Insomniac Events founder and Los Angeles native Pasquale Rotella, in 2001.

For those whose tastes turn to music festivals, the CARAMOOR festival in Katonah, N.Y., is marking its 60th anniversary with a season that looks lively, far reaching and large scale in a way the festival hasn't always been: large scale as in Beethoven's Ninth, performed for the first time at Caramoor on Saturday by the Orchestra of St . Lukes under Caramoor's artistic advisor, PETER OunderAN.

When Coachella started in 1999, large-scale pop festivals were rare in the United States.