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Often used in the same context:
fest,
extravaganza,
carnival,
fests,
fete,
concert,
event,
saengerfest,
festivities,
splore,
film festival,
fiesta,
jamboree,
ramanavami,
eisteddfod,
carnaval,
celebration,
festa,
gala,
expo,
beerfest,
folkmoot,
wayzgoose,
powwow,
callithumpian,
pilgrimage,
mela,
splendour,
airshow,
tricentennial,
parade,
ichthus,
jubilee,
commemoration,
chautauqua,
organizers,
thalian,
headliners,
visual arts,
summer solstice,
cinematheque,
bookfair,
ziff,
attractions,
succoth,
niff,
shindig,
octoberfest,
film,
funfair,
solstice,
troupe,
venue,
beltane,
doxa,
mardi gras,
faire,
feria,
arts,
pub crawl,
phagun,
soiree,
gig,
cinema,
midsummer eve,
camporee,
rodeo,
pageant,
opry,
folklife,
shrovetide,
exhibitors,
midsummer night,
vernissage,
oktoberfest,
artistes,
fairs,
savour,
walpurgis night,
picnic,
bazaar,
hootenanny,
biennials,
productions,
ceilidh,
dixieland,
hoedown,
cookoff,
kathakali,
quinzaine,
bloomsday,
exhibitions,
symposium,
amphitheater,
biergarten,
gumtree,
sweetwater,
filmmaker,
screenings,
bands,
bindlestiff,
tercentennial,
festivals,
feast,
tournament,
fair,
feasts,
holiday,
temple,
festivity,
fiestas,
holidays,
celebrations,
circus
More specific:
bacchanalia,
carnival,
church festival,
dionysia,
eisteddfod,
jazz festival,
kwanza,
kwanzaa,
religious festival,
saturnalia,
sheepshearing
Appears in the definition of:
.,
annunciation,
annunciation day,
august 1,
august 6,
bacchanalia,
biennially,
cannes,
carnival,
choragus,
church festival,
dionysia,
easter day,
easter sunday,
fat tuesday,
feast of booths,
feast of tabernacles,
feast of the unleavened bread,
feria,
film festival,
jazz festival,
kwanza,
kwanzaa,
lady day,
lammas,
lammas day,
march 25,
mardi gras,
may queen,
menorah,
oktoberfest,
pasch,
pascha,
passover,
pesach,
pesah,
queen of the may,
religious festival,
saturnalia,
sheepshearing,
succos,
sukkoth,
tabernacles,
transfiguration,
transfiguration day,
vigil,
watch
More general:
amount of time,
celebration,
festivity,
period,
period of time,
time period
Synonyms:
feast,
fete,
fiesta
Also try:
— Adjectives for festival:
annual,
great,
religious,
first,
day,
national,
important,
high,
grand,
popular,
international,
more...
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