Festivals News
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Toronto -
Toronto was the location of several festivals this weekend including the 14th Annual Toronto Chinatown Festival, The Live Green Toronto Festival and Youth Day Toronto in the downtown core.
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Victoria -
CANADA DAY marks the Union of the British North American Colonies of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Province of Canada into a Federation of four provinces including Ontario and Quebec on July 1, 1867.
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Pageants have always been a part of American culture from the "Miss America" beauty pageant to the Dade City, Florida's "Miss Kumquat" festival pageant.
Rural America features a pageant for just about every fruit, nut, and vegetable festival in the USA.
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Chicago -
It is only fitting that a film festival that bears Roger Ebert's name will continue. It was announced today (April 5) that Ebertfest will indeed go on later this month.
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Not going to Lollapalooza, but want to see some of the bands or be a part of the action? No sweat, there is an app for that and a webcast, plus more.
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Not only will the upcoming Cultivate Festivals bring out the food and music,they will benefit a non-profit organization that works with family farmers and organizations.
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Ottawa -
Are you seeking a fun activity this Sunday in Canada's capital? Veg Fest organizers seek to inspire further vital social awareness on healthy lifestyles through vegetarianism. Panelists are also scheduled to discuss topics which include animal rights.
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Austin -
As South by Southwest (SXSW) approaches, details are emerging. The event is a popular film, music and interactive festival taking place in Austin, TX from March 9-18.
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Los Angeles -
This exciting festival occurs as the late summer days finally give way to autumn. This traditional German celebration has spread throughout the world to different cultures far and wide.
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Byron Bay -
Offering art, entertainment, food, and ideas, a growing number of literary festivals worldwide are attracting ever-increasing participation from an international sub-culture.
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Millions of fans around the world attend music festivals of various sorts and sizes, but few stop to consider the impact on the environment. The Green Music Group is hoping to change that, by implementing changes for both musicians and their fans.
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Rock Hill -
One of those annual signs of spring is the 'Come -See-Me Festival' in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Each April the city hosts the festival as a sign of the start of spring and the coming of summer.
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Guelph -
The Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival in Ontario, Canada, occurs each year in early June. Some of the performances are staged outdoors while others take place in traditional theatre settings.
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All over Louisiana different towns are celebrating festivals. There are buggy festivals, art festivals, and international festivals and the like. But much of the best comes from the Cajuns where let the good times roll is the motto always.
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It’s time to find your old tents and rucksacks, check the portable gas stove, and iron your best bell-bottoms. The IWF is on it’s way back to the gently rolling hills and green grass of England with Neil Young, the Prodigy, Simple Minds and others.
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Natchitoches, Louisiana is a historic town that relies a lot on tourist trade. Blooming on the Bricks is a festival that attracts tourists. But this year storms interrupted planned events, which shows how vulnerable towns can be in this recession.
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Are the Conservatives setting up a new festival-grants boondoggle?
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TORONTO, Digital Journal — All art says one thing: “Pay attention.” But some art lures attention with uncomfortable subject matter that is rarely portrayed, a strategy which is at the heart of the 2005 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Fes
In the Media
by David Silverberg
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MONTREAL (djc Features) - “I used to work in marketing,” says Jean-Renaud Gauthier, director of the computer-animated short L’Astro-Poère (“astro” from astronaut and “poère” a derogative Quebec slang for a not-too-bright person). This litt
In the Media
by Vincent Langlois
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TORONTO, Digital Journal – War and political struggle will be in the spotlight at this week’s 2004 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival in Toronto.
Running from Friday, April 23 to May 2, Hot Docs will screen 106 documentaries from 2.
In the Media
by David Silverberg
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After last year's 25th anniversary celebration, which took a fond look back at this increasingly important festival's impact on world cinema, the 2001 Toronto International Film Festival presented a number of unique challenges. At this stage it would b...
In the Media
by Keith Briscoe
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In the last two decades, Toronto has gained a
reputation for breaking widely acclaimed foreign and domestic films like Diva, The Big Chill, Chariots of Fire and, most recently, American Beauty. If it breaks in Toronto, the Hollywood hype machines beg...
In the Media
by Keith Briscoe
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Featuring a record number of premieres, this years Toronto International Film Festival promises the most exciting line-up in years. Perhaps its because this is their 25th anniversary (hats off to their endurance and courage); or perhaps its because
In the Media
by Angela Baldassarre
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Bayreuth (dpa) - Director Juergen Flimm has made something possible again: at the Richard Wagner Opera Festival in Bayreuth, the art of theatre has made a comeback.
Flimm's politically-accented and well-delineated rendering of the epic four-opera "R...
In the Media
by Stephan Maurer
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Chicago - The Chicago Underground Film Festival will unspool 18 features, 12 documentaries and more than 150 shorts over seven days at the historic Fine Arts Theatre (418 S. Michigan Ave.) at its seventh annual event. In addition to its celluloid slate...
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Toronto, Canada - Bell Canada and the Toronto International Film Festival
(TIFF) strengthened their partnership today through total web enablement of
this year's Festival at the official TIFF web site at
www.bell.ca/filmfest.
With 17 per cent ...
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2012 Miss Gilroy Garlic Jessica Brewka joins Gourmet Alley pyro chefs in a calamari flameup.
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Lollapalooza
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KOMAKI, Japan — It's springtime in Japan and that means one thing. Actually, two things. Penis festivals and vagina festivals. It may sound like a sophomoric gag. But these are folk rites going back at least 1,500 years, into Japan's agricultural past. They're held to ensure a good harvest and promote baby-making. Maybe they should hold more such festivals.
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