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The Night of the Radishes is a annual event held on december 23 in Ochaca, Mexico, dedicated to the carving of oversized radishes to create scenes that compete for prizes in various categories.
It all started in december 23rd, 1987.
The idea of making this competition surged when street vegetable vendors tried to make their vegetables more attractive by making sculptures out of  them. When the governator Francisco Vasconcelos got to  know about this idea, he decided to create this contest.

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This festival takes place in Thailand during the month of November. (on the last Sunday of the month).

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We all played conkers as a kid – and probably got them banned from being brought into school – but these guys take it to a whole new level. Hosted by the Ashton Conker Club, and played using the seeds of horse chestnut trees, the competition has taken place since 1965 and involves players using a conker, threaded with a piece of string, to break their opponent’s conker. Competitors take it in turns to strike, with the winner owning the conker that does not break. Just be careful with your fingers.

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Up-Helly Aa is an annual fire festival that takes place in various communities in Shetland, Scotland between January and March.

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It marks the end of the Yule season and celebrates Shetland's Norse heritage.

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The festival has its roots in the older yule tradition of tar barrelling where squads of young men would drag barrels of burning tar through town on sledges, making mischief. The current Lerwick celebration grew out of this tradition and evolved into a torchlit procession by squads of costumed participants known as guizers.

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Up Helly Aa: Shetland’s Fire Festival season

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The Battle of the Oranges takes place in Ivrea, Italy, from the Sunday of Carnival to Tuesday. It happens once a year.
It started in the 1100s,when Ivrea was ruled by an evil tyrannical duke. Legend has it that the duke tried to attack a young miller’s daughter on her wedding night. Instead, she decapitated him and started a revolution.
During the festival groups of people dressed like knights, holding swords and torches, gather in towers and throw oranges at those who try to get them down the tower.

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The Ukulele Festival is an annual event that celebrates the ukulele, a small four-stringed instrument that is widely associated with Hawaiian music. It features performances by ukulele players from around the world, as well as workshops, jam sessions, and other activities related to the ukulele. The largest and most well-known ukulele festival is the Ukulele Festival Hawaii, which takes place in July every year on the island of Oahu. Other ukulele festivals take place in various locations throughout the world, featuring performances by local and international ukulele players, as well as workshops and other activities aimed at promoting the instrument and its music.

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La Pourcailhade is a French festival that celebrates all things about pigs, and takes place annually in Trie-sur-Baise in the Hautes-Pyrénées in France.

During the festival, participants can enjoy a variety of pig-related activities, including pig racing, pig calling, pig costume contests, and even a "Pig Olympics". There are also cooking contests, tastings of local pork dishes, and various other activities.

The best part of the festival is the "Pig Show," where a jury of experts selects the "Miss Pig" of the year.

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Each year on the evening of 31st August, residents of Nejapa gather around to throw fireballs in commemoration of the 1658 El Playon volcanic eruption. History has it that the natural disaster forced the villagers of the old town to flee and settle in their current location. Today, residents split themselves into two teams to paint their faces like skulls and begin the festival by hurling palm-sized fireballs of kerosene at the opposing team. Though dangerous, Las Bolas de Fuego has been running for more than 100 years now and falls among the top unusual festivals worldwide.

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Laughter, Love & Hope at Ukulele Festival Hawaii 2016

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Tunarama is held in Port Lincoln, at the tip of the Eyre Peninsula, on the long Australia Day holiday (January 26). When the festival began in 1962 it was intended to promote the emerging tuna industry in the city. Tuna fishing is now one of the city's largest industries.

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Krampusnacht is a festival on December 5th in some countries where people speak German. It is part of Christmas and is about Krampus, a scary monster who is half-man and half-goat. He is very old and comes from stories before Christianity. The main thing people do at the festival is the Krampus Run. This is when people dress up as Krampus and other creatures and walk around at night. It is a fun and exciting festival that many people like to see or join.

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The pinnacle of the festival is the tuna launch competition. Olympic athlete, former hammer thrower, Sean Carlin, holds the record for the longest distance with his tuna flying over 37 metres in 1998.

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Swifty Swine Pig Race at Del Mar Fair 2000

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The festival started in 1989 led by a local businessman who thought of this unique way to drive up tourism in Lopburi. Basically, it's a buffet meal organized exclusively for the monkeys, which is held in celebration of the thousands of monkeys of Lopburi, thought to bring good luck to the area and its people.
The festival has become a major tourist event and world travellers keep coming to see the monkeys feast on all the goodies presented to them.

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Kukur Tihar is an annual Hindu festival originating from Nepal which falls on the second day of the festival of Tihar (around October or November). On this day, people worship dogs to please Yama, the god of death, as they are considered to be his messengers. Dogs are decorated with tilaka and wear flower garlands around their necks. Worshippers offer them various foods including meat, milk, eggs, and dog food. It is considered a sin if someone acts disrespectfully to a dog on this day.

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The San Fermin festival is held in honor of San Fermin, a saint native to the city, patron of the diocese and co-patron of Navarra, which takes place in Pamplona, northern Spain, every year between July 6th and 14th. The San Fermin festival began as a religious celebration in the 12th century, but now includes secular activities such as bullfighting and cultural events. The famous running of the bulls started in the 14th century as a way to transport bulls to the bullring.

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ÚLTIMO ENCIERRO de San Fermín 2022 | Miura

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Italians Face Off in ‘Battle of the Oranges’ for Carnival  | VOA News

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Bolas De Fuego: The El Salvadorian Festival Of Throwing Fire Balls