Sentence examples for tiny festival from inspiring English sources
I saw him at a tiny festival in the woods, and it was a great moment; everything just fit together.
Walsh can have had no idea that by 2014, its 63rd year, his tiny festival would be selling nearly 21,500 tickets and contributing ¤8.5m to the region's economy.
What was once a tiny festival started out of an attic office in Westchester County, N.Y., has grown into a five-day mini-extravaganza playing through this weekend on screens and in after-parties from the Upper East Side to TriBeCa and attended by stars fresh off Mumbai-to-Kennedy Mumbai-to-Kennedy Mumbai-to-Kennedy Airportom throughout the Northeast.
It's a tiny little festival, but actually there are lots of parallels.
At a tiny electronic festival at the Vasarely Foundation in Aix-en-Provence we had this delicious, very thin filo tart with slices of delicious sweet tomatoes and wholegrain mustard.
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In 25 years, SXSW has mushroomed from a tiny music festival run by the local alt-weekly to a ten-day extravaganza attended by some 49,000 people that, together with spring-break traffic, causes unholy traffic jams on Interstate 35 into and out of Austin (and has turned those same editors into decidedly wealthy entrepreneurs).
We did a spot of crowd sourcing for Tiny Furniture festival dues- there are still people I want to avoid because I forgot to send out prizes.
17 Classical Götterdämmerung Encounter Wagner deep in the Cotswolds as a tiny, family-run festival reaches the finale of its ambitious Ring cycle over four nights until 24 July.
Farr 16-18 August farrfestival.co.uk Erol Alkan and DJ Koze play this tiny-but-banging festival based in Hertfordshire.
The Newport Blues Cafe has room enough to accommodate the tiniest fraction of festival attendees: To factor it into the equation means speaking from a place of privilege.
