The phrase "launch a festival" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to beginning a festival or event. For example, "The city plans to launch a festival in the summer to promote local businesses."
The Los Angeles Times launches a Festival of Books app — free for all festival-goers.
In 2009, he launched a festival that gathered outlying artists from various genres, in the hope that their audiences would find common ground.
Droves of tourists were flocking to the country in search of spirit-possession and trance ceremonies, and in 1998 the Moroccan government began investing in the music, launching a festival in the city of Essaouira.
Egypt, where August is a peak month for tourists from other Arab countries, has launched a festival to entice this high-income clientele to come and celebrate away from home.Visits from the millions of North Africans who work in Europe have been shortened or shifted to earlier dates, as they are less keen to visit their families back home when the weather is scorching.
Reports from the New York Daily News are suggesting that AEG Live, parent company of Goldenvoice and Coachella, are seriously considering launching a festival to take place in New York City in 2016.
In 1952 Fine launched a Festival of the Creative Arts at Brandeis, which boasted an astounding line-up of artists and works that have been immortalized in the standard canon of 20th century American culture.
Since then I've gone on to run four venues, and we've just launched a festival, so I'd say there's some level of progression in the world, even if there are mitigating factors.
Accordingly the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Vladimir Jurowski set sail with an all-Strauss concert, an oddball launch to a festival about the new.
Vowel-averse tastemaking partysquad FNGRS CRSSD and the perennial festival powerhouse that is Goldenvoice have paired up to launch a new festival in San Diego next year, named CRSSD, to be held March 14th and 15th at San Diego's Waterfront Park.
"I wanted to bring musical friends I have played with here and share a connection with the place where my songs come from," says Dougie, who plans to launch a second festival next spring.
