- The
Festivities (Russian: Юбилей, romanized: Yubilei) is a one-act
farce by
Anton Chekhov.
Written in
December 1891, it was
first published in May 1892...
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Philippines has
traditionally been
known as the
Capital of the World's
Festivities.[citation needed] The
majority of
festivals in the
Philippines may have...
- foods.
Major festivities include Midsummer,
Christmas (Jul),
Easter (Påsk), and
Walpurgis Night (Valborg),
Semel day. Many
Swedish festivities are closely...
- A
festival is an
event celebrated by a
community and
centering on some
characteristic aspect or
aspects of that
community and its
religion or cultures...
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Charts Company. "Vangelis - Soil
Festivities". DutchCharts.
Retrieved August 25, 2016. Ivar de Vries. "Soil
Festivities Review".
Vangelis Movements. Retrieved...
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historical evidence suggests that the
festivities predate this time. The
Nicolinas consist of
eight main
festivities, the Pinheiro, the Novenas, the Danças...
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between the
Northern Hemisphere's
Spring equinox and
Midsummer solstice.
Festivities may also be held the
night before,
known as May Eve.
Traditions often...
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There are two main
holidays in
Islam that are
celebrated by
Muslims worldwide: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. The
timing of both
holidays are set by the...
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favorable outcome. This day
often marks the end of the
Chinese New Year
festivities. A
reunion dinner is held on New Year's Eve,
during which family members...
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riding a bike,
sometimes in a parade, and
often with psychedelic-themed
festivities. The
holiday was
first named and
declared in 1985 by
Thomas Roberts,...
