Sentence examples for staging a festival from inspiring English sources

Over the next few weeks, Manchester's Hallé Orchestra is staging a festival of seven concerts devoted entirely to that legacy.

They turned up in Chicago in late August intent on staging a Festival of Life to protest at the Democratic Convention, which they called A Festival of Death.

Staging a festival on 1 January might be seen as a bold move, but not everybody wants – or needs – to spend the first day of the new year whimpering and clutching their forehead on the sofa.

When the dust has settled on the World Cup, Fifa – rightly concerned with the conduct of crowds and public acts of racism – might turn its attention to the private worlds of institutional racism and bias and the wider dilemma of staging a festival of universalism that only the comfortable and the rich can attend.

Carl MacDonald, AKA WestRyder From their early days touring the nation's forests with Pulp, to staging a festival at England's highest pub and performing on the Isles Of Scilly, the band have dedicated their touring lives to compiling what practically amounts to a rock and roll Ordnance Survey.

Seven Germans from Munich staging a festival in some French wasteland and booking underground DJs like Gerd Janson and Ame, as well as offering yoga lessons and tennis?

The Minnesota Orchestra cancels, and Hilary Hahn stages a festival.

There is very stringent legislation that festival organisers need to meet to stage a festival.

This month, the troupe staged a festival in the hall that spilled out into the streets of Villanueva.

When an organisation aspires to stage a festival of universal humanity through sport it really matters that everyone is there.

In 2001, it staged a festival at Knebworth that attracted 35,000 people, and later the same year more than 40,000 dancers filled the Millennium Dome on New Year's Eve.