Choreographed processions (and fanciful costume changes) sometimes intervene.
Akin to this "morality" drama are the congratulatory playlets, pageants, processions, and dances of China.
Out go the opera's pantomimic spectacle, big processions and trios of boys and ladies.
A sampling of seasonal celebrations in New York, including drama, readings, processions and a seder.
The most important celebration in the Greek Orthodox calendar is marked with street processions and fireworks.
Come for the daily summer Holy Ghost processions and the peace.
November: Mauritanian Independence Day is celebrated on the 28th, often with torchlight processions and music.
The mullahs and the bazaaris between them have informal networks that they've used for years to organize processions and festivals.
Within the mews are the luxurious motorcars, dozens of carriages, and horses that figure prominently in royal processions and ceremonies.
Isis bombers targeted bus queues, funerals, religious processions and anywhere else where Shia gathered and could be killed.
From the Gothic period, portatives were frequently found both in pictures of processions and in seated ensembles.
