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Highland games are the biggest games in Scotland, also known as the Cowal Games.
This event is held every summer between July and August. The popularity of this event attracts visitors from all over the world. In addition to the games, the event also includes traditional Highland dancing, music, pipes, drums, craft stalls, and many Scottish food and drinks.
Out of the various games, tossing the caber is the most popular one, the caper is a large wooden pole that is usually between 5 and 6 meters long and weighs up to 60 kg. Similarly, throwing the hammer is also very popular.
The event is set to be a fun-filled day out for all the family as it provides an opportunity to experience the Highland culture in a fantastic way.

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The festival started back in the late 1800s by groups of young men because of a tradition of 'tar-barreling', a practice when young men were rolling burning barrels of tar through the street of Lerwick.
This was banned as it was dangerous to properties and people. The men had developed a taste for firearms so they began the tradition. The festival was postponed due to COVID until January 2023. The festival takes place over a few days. The major event is on the evening of Up Helly Aa when 1000 warriors in the squads march up and down the streets carrying large flaming torches and parading the ship with them, street lights are switched off during this parade. We had a similar festival in Russia called "Legends of Norwegian Vikings" it takes place in St. Petersburg. The area was occupied by the Norwegian medieval tents, stadiums and play areas where you could throw axes and archery or learn how to do it. Last year it was attended by over 40,000 people.

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Celtic Connections is the biggest annual Folk Music Festival in the UK and held all over Glasgow in various venues across the city. The event celebrates Celtic music and culture for 18 days from mid-January to early February. The festival started in 1994 and attracts visitors and performers from across the globe. Over 100,000 people and over 1000 musicians attend the festival. The best musicians meet here to play, celebrates together, create and inspire each other. There are traditional folk, roods, Americana, jazz,soul and world music. There is a lively, buzzing atmosphere, lots of side events such as workshops, exhibitions and talks.

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Celtic Connections is an annual folk festival held all over Glasgow, celebrating Celtic music and culture for 18 days and attracting visitors and performers from across the globe.

It takes place from mid-January to early February and features musicians taking part in concerts, workshops, ceilidhs, exhibitions and talks in various venues across the city.

The festival has become famous for the spirit of collaboration it encourages, with performances and line-ups unlikely to be seen anywhere else. Musicians come together to work, play and celebrate the rich history of Celtic music, and the popularity of the festival has continued to grow steadily over the years.

Concerts take place in around 20 venues in Glasgow, from big established places like the Royal Concert Hall and the 02 ABC to more intimate venues like Oran Mòr. There's also a diverse range of musicians, from internationally renowned performers to local musicians just looking to join in at one of the events.

Over 100,000 people attend the festival. The festival generally closes with the world famous Transatlantic Sessions, which brings together the best Celtic musicians from either side of the pond and really lets them create and be inspired by each other. The results have historically been spectacular, and the event is always one of the highlights of the festival.

With the growth of the festival, hotel rooms in the city at this time of year tend to come at a premium and many people opt to base themselves outside of the city centre and make their way around on public transport. It's a great way of reducing the cost of attending the various events, and getting into the city centre is fairly straightforward by train, bus or taxi.

With so much happening in so many different places it's important to plan your experience ahead of time. Most of the venues are fairly spread out, so it's often tricky to nip from place to place. Our Glasgow tour bus tickets let you hop on and off at all our stops around the city as many times as you like, which makes it the perfect way to get around (all while learning a little about the city).

You can find out more about the festival here http://www.celticconnections.com/

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Celtic Connections is an annual folk festival held all over Glasgow, celebrating Celtic music and culture for 18 days and attracting visitors and performers from across the globe. It takes place from mid-January to early February and features musicians taking part in concerts, workshops, ceilidhs, exhibitions and talks in various venues across the city.

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The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the greatest celebration of arts in the world. It takes place in Edinburgh in the month of August for three weeks. The story begins in 1947 when eight theatre groups performed uninvited at the Edinburgh International Festival. Since the beginning the Fringe Festival is a spontaneous artists movement. Artists come from around the world and perform in music, theatre, comedy, dance, cabaret and opera. The visitors are involved in the shows and they can support the artists directly or with a donation. The whole city held a hundred stages from unknown artists to the big name. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is an explosion of creative energy and culture.
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Official website of Edinburgh Festival Fringe, one of the greatest celebrations of arts and culture in the world. Find everything you need, whether you want to take part or book tickets.

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The Hay-on-wye festival is held in the town of wales. Hay book festival dates on Thursday may 26 -Sunday June 5. Hay festival typically taking place for 10 days thousands of people come from all over Europe beyond to enjoy book events, speeches, signings and more. 50% of the festivals attendees actually come from wales itself. Meanwhile, A children festival called Hay fever is held to the main events though the book festival is take place in Hay each year. Hay festival is run and managed by Hay festival foundation. The entry to the festival site is free: You just buy tickets for the event you fancy, tickets start from £5 although there are some free events and workshop, Sosan Jafari

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These fire festivals that are celebrated in some conmunities in Shetland in the north of Scotland are simple amazing, but the most important is celebrated in Lewirk Shetland The Up Helly AaFestivals are celebrated every year from January to March to demostraste the History  of Shetland, bravery and the skills of the islanders. The Lerwick Up Helly Aa Festival takes a year and thousands of hours to prepar all details  for the main celebration. Viking and sublime costumes are designed in secret.

The women also play a big labor organizing and hosting at the halls.

When the evening celebración starts, almost 1000 men with lit torches divided in 40 squads have to drag a dragón ship which after that, they will set fire in front of 5000 spectators. Its important to say that only the lead  wears viking dress and  ravenwinged helmet.
Nowadays, its very difficult to get a ticket because these are extremely limited for the public.

Nevertheless, Up Helly Aa is transmited live online for the people around the world.

I think would be amazing to enjoy this famous festival.

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https://foodiesfestival.com/whats-on/

Foodies festival is a celebration of quality local food and drinks, launched in Edinburgh in 2006 and now with the 12 festivals around the uk.
It’s the largest food and drinks festival in uk in the summer.
The celebration encourages local artisan producers, local street food traders and local food and drink producers to take part.
The festival gives top local chefs the opportunity to show off their cooking skills to their audience , who can take the recipes home with them.
In the cake and bake theatre local bakers join bake off winners and finalists baking and making sweet treats.And also the kids cookery theatre gives children a chance to taste new flavours and learn basic cooking skills.

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What’s On Our Chefs Watch Michelin-starred chefs, MasterChef winners including MasterChef Champion 2021 Tom Rhodes, and top local chefs cooking their signature recipes and giving you hints and tips in the Chefs Theatre. Join Bake Off winners, top bakers and patisserie chefs in the Cake & Bake Theatr…

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Festival in the UK.

Who’s Robert Burns?

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Auld Lang Syne.

Burns night is One of the famous festivals. It’s a must famous poet in Scotland. Robert Burns was born on 25th of January 1759 in a village
Ayrshire. Mr Burns had a lot of great poems songs. And was a genius at choosing words. People in Scotland celebrates the writers history life. And he works every 25th of January by making dinner with traditional food. It’s like haggis, are beeps patties and bagpipes playing.
This traditional began from July 1801 When He’s best friends go to Mark the 5th of anniversary of his  death, And they decided to celebrate for his birthday as well. That’s become an annual festival people celebrating until now,
Most of countries has Own festivals and different songs. The way celebrate is go to famous places like a big park or famous building. Then Coock traditional food and they really really enjoy. And some of them don’t have festival about Robert Burns. But he has statue in Bagdad famous street on his name on a book and most of people from different Villages are visiting.

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Burns night is a festival for the most famous poet in Scotland, Robert Burns.

He was born on the 25th of January 1759 in a village in Ayrshire. He had a lot of poems, songs and was a genius at choosing words.

Scotland celebrates the writer's history, life, and his work every January 25th by making dinner with traditional food like haggis, neeps and tatties with bagpipes playing.

This tradition began in July 1801 when his best friends got to mark the 5th anniversary of his death and then they decided to celebrate his birthday as well, to become an annual festival that people celebrate until now.

we have a famous poet in Iraq, Al Mutanabbi. We don’t have a festival about him, but he has a statue in Bagdad and a famous street by his name with book shops and lots of people from different countries visit it.

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Halal food festival take’s place in a months of 9 until 10 of July 2020 in London Stadium . on the date of the festival they have delicious halal food and drinks . on the other hand they have International cuisines, they got Over 100 food and drinks . The main purpose and idea to celebrate halal food festival because of seventh annual unforgettable family fun and Sharing their culinary experience and to pick up some delicious meal ideas . Furthermore the day off the festival they have shopping goodies from health and beauty to hijabs much more, also they got great attractions and activities for the kids .

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The Glastonbury festival is held in Glastonbury England, which is an every year for three days in June. This year it will start on 22 June and end on 26 June. The festival hosts dance, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret and other arts, including contemporary music events.  Also, there are a lot of music in the festival, e.g rock, electronic, folk music, hip hop, as well as music from different cultures and countries ies in the world. However, you need to find a good place to camp at Glastonbury, because it has a very crowded place. It would be very enjoyable to see famous artists and singers during this festival.
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The Edinburgh Festival Festival Fringe takes place in the month of August and lasts for almost 3 - 4 weeks. The festival is held in Edinburgh, Scotland. The main purpose and idea to celebrate this festival is to provide a platform to the people and artist from around the world to perform and show their skills and culture. Many artists from all around the world participate in different shows at different venues. Show their country cultures. The festival is mainly divided into different shows like theatre, Comedy, dance, opera, music, physical theatre, circus, cabaret, children show, exhibitions and other events held in the festival.

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Official website of Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the largest arts festival in the world. Find everything you need, whether you want to take part or book tickets.

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fringe festival is held in the summer in scotland, usually from the start of agugust till the end of agugust. the festival held in the city of edinburgh, the edinburgh fringe festival is the worlds largest festival. at this festival people from all over the world come down to watch the performers perfom in the theatre, dance shows, opera, children's shows, and drama, vistors from all around go with their family to enjoy the festival and to wach be part of the celebrations. people participate by taking part in learning about the history of the festival and of the country and also by supportting the performes. They all go to the shows to watch, dance and sing along with the performers.

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The Cowal Highland games is held every August in Dunoon, a small town on the west coast of Scotland. Every year about 23,000 visitors attend this event, which started in 1894. It is the largest Highland Games in the world.  The event celebrates Scottish music, dancing and sport.  You can watch Scottish dancing, listen to bagpipers and enjoy the ‘Tossing the Caber’ sporting event, when athletes throw an 80kg wooden pole.  You can see lots of kilts, eat traditional Scottish food and enjoy the traditional atmosphere celebrating Scotland’s rich history and culture.