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Shakrain Festival is an annual celebration in Dhaka,Bangladesh. People observe this festival with flying of kites, releasing sky lanterns & huge fireworks. It occurs at the end of a bengal month nammed Poush, Poush is the ninth month of the Bengali calendar. This day is also known as Poush Sangkranti.
[Park Place], The Mud Bowl{tmb}, Allusions, MORE THAN EVER, ~ KS ~, Two Moon Gardens, TLC, Semi-Precious, CAZIMI and Arte among other brands are participating in this Festival SOS, Sept 9 -25, 2016
to the benefit of MSF Médecins Sans Frontières*
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Festival de Verão na cidade de Nagoya, bairro de Sakae, Japão, na última semana de agosto/2009, com desfiles de grupos com vestimentas super coloridas e coreografias ensaiadas à exaustão... Foto 4/4
The Logo for the moon festival 2016
Opening Oct. 1st, 2016
Flicker: www.flickr.com/groups/slmoonfestival/
SLURL: ((CLOSED to the public untill Oct. 1st!))
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We would like to welcome you to our first ever Moon Festival! It’s celebrated once a year, and is time for family and friends to gather around to share moon-cake, and moon gaze!
This is an Asian themed event, inspired by the traditional Chinese Mid-autumn Moon Festival. It honors the gathering of family and friends, as well as crop harvesting. It’s also about giving thanks, and praying for a good future. We wanted to come together and share these values while also giving back to the community of SL with a fun time!
To re-create a more authentic feeling for the event, we set up stalls and small shops, which are ready to get filled with Moon Festival themed products!
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Are you a Blogger interested in blogging for the event? A creator wanting to contribute? How about a performer wanting to put on a show? Contact the owner, AikoDeverell Resident [Mrs. Ella M. Fox] and just ask to join the fun! Happy Moon Festival!
Festival Theatre over the River Torrens Lake, Adelaide, South Australia.
Not my best capture, still learning all of these settings.
During the festival of Mahashivaratri,people in indian state of tamilnadu disguise themselves as goddess kali with makeup all over the body
Kaveripattinam | India | Feb 2014
L’Holi Festival celebra sentimenti ed emozioni positive ed intense: l’amore, la vittoria del bene sul male, l’incontro con gli altri, la voglia di stare insieme, di giocare, di ridere, di dimenticare dolori ed amarezze, l’elevazione dello spirito al di sopra delle sofferenze, il perdono e l’armonia universale.
Incoraggia l’integrazione, la pace e l’armonia tra i popoli, con l’abbattimento di tutte le diversità sociali, etniche e culturali. Proprio in questo senso importanza fondamentale rivestono le polveri colorate: dipingersi di colore dalla testa ai piedi è un modo simbolico per rendersi tutti uguali ed annullare differenze e disuguaglianze, celebrando e valorizzando l’individuo non come singolo ma come membro di una comunità congiunta e gioiosa.
E’ una vera e propria festa dell’Amore, inteso nella sua accezione più ampia ed universale. Ed in quanto festa, non viene ovviamente trascurato il divertimento!
Danze, giochi, risate, canti ed entusiasmo sono la colonna portante di ogni cerimonia Holi, tanto in Oriente quanto in Occidente!
Durante l’Holi Festival si balla, si canta e ci si diverte in compagnia degli altri, lanciandosi le polveri colorate ed annullando qualunque differenza etnica o sociale: si crea un momento di gioia e comunione globale, tra amici e sconosciuti, tra giovani ed anziani, che ricorda il Carnevale per il suo forte legame con il colore nonché per il caloroso entusiasmo che lo anima.
L’Holi Festival celebra l’amore in tutte le sue sfacettature, compresa quella più classica: gli innamorati infatti celebrano la propria unione in questa pioggia di polveri colorate, in una sorta di San Valentino dal sapore Orientale.
La regola fondamentale dell’Holi Festival è abbandonare ogni sentimento negativo: non c’è spazio per la paura di sporcarsi, per il timore nei confronti del prossimo, per la tristezza, per il rancore, per l’amarezza o per l’odio.
Holi è una vera e propria festa, che rimane nel cuore e nell’anima di chiunque vi partecipi!!
Made the annual pilgrimage to the Festival of Lights at VanDusen Botanical Gardens in Vancouver, B.C. Always so well done and gets everyone in the festive mood.
By High school students at Opening parade of Autumn Festival in Hanno near Tokyo
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There was a time when the annual Glastonbury ‘mudfest’ could be relied upon to produce a number of locomotive-hauled extra trains heading to and from Castle Cary, the nearest station to Worthy Farm. Looking back, with pleasure rather than anger, to June 2004, we find a very smart 47815 passing Berkley Marsh near Frome with a FGW extra from Paddington. 47832 was on the rear. Oasis headlined the festival that year with a performance that was widely slated by critics and fans alike. Perhaps the typically wet conditions dampened the mood somewhat but at least they didn’t have to get there by today’s austere and uncomfortable IETs…
Happy thrikkarthika to all my friends...
Thrikarthika, or Trikartika, is the festival of lights celebrated in Kerala on the Kartika Nakshatram (star) in the Malayalam month of Vrischikam (November – December). It usually falls on the full moon day in the month and on the day all the houses, streets and temples are well lit with traditional oil lamps. The festival is mainly observed in South Kerala.