Sentence examples similar to umbrella event from inspiring English sources

It includes a wide range of musical events ranging from opera and symphony concerts to world music, jazz, folk, etc., with a Festival Club, a Fringe, and Umbrella events.

Instead of compartmentalizing the myriad subgenres that fall under the hip-hop dance umbrella, the event, in its 11th year, illustrated just how easily all the different styles bleed into one another — even across geographic boundaries.

Faith Liddell, director of Festivals Edinburgh, the events' umbrella body, said the issue would be investigated as part of preparations for next year.

Yes, you can round up a miscellany of works under the umbrella of one event.

Underneath the umbrella of Hogmanay events are a carnival that begins on the Dec. 29 (and lasts until Jan . 8, that includes a night-before-the-night-before street-arts event with a Catalonian theme, a dog race, a triathlon, musical acts at the Royal Bank Street Party on New Year's Eve and, yes, fireworks.

Like our RINSED events, Umbrella releases will revolve around a theme that will guide the sound of the release as well as the aesthetic and interactive elements of its coinciding party.

"Bites of Delights" is the creative nucleus of a broader umbrella of community events that includes an Arts & Crafts showcase of work produced by young people with different degrees of autism.

At the Grove, at Third and Fairfax, Caruso and his in-house team perfected their formula of marrying retail with entertainment, dining, a gently curving promenade for strolling and a world of other trademark touches like valet parking, piped-in music from the Rat Pack era and a concierge desk where shoppers can make dinner reservations or borrow an umbrella in the rare event of rain.

One of her final chapters concerns around-the-world teas and umbrella booths, but no event is more riveting than the theme entitled "The Seven Ages of Woman". .

Too-Close Encounters: In the event of umbrella collision, both parties are to adjust trajectories outward and not, as is so tempting, barrel forth, undeterred, causing a small waterfall or hailfall to beset the other person.

And right now, more than ever, we need our elected officials to be looking at how we expand the safety net, how we provide more opportunities and more stability to communities across the country, not less," said Jennifer Epps-addison, a co-executive director of the Center for Popular Democracy Action, a progressive umbrella group organizing the event with the help of local partners.