Definitions for festivals
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Festivals
Festivals is a 1973 anthology of festival-related folklore from around the world that have been compiled by Ruth Manning-Sanders. According the book's dust jacket, "This potpourri of festivals reveals fascinating customs and celebrations from many countries of the world. Each special day is preceded by background material on the origins of the holiday." Some of the special days covered are: New Year's Day, Saint Bride's Day, the Japanese Snow Festival, Saint Valentine's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, Shrove Tuesday, Mardi Gras, Easter Day, All Fools' Day, the Bright Weather Festival, Saint George's Day, May Day, the Padstow Hobby Horse, Independence Day, Michaelmas Day, Saint Crispin's Day, Hallow E'en, the Fifth of November, Hogmanay, and Christmas. For many of the festivals, the book includes the writings of some famous authors or historical personalities. Among those included in the book are Robert Herrick, Fiona Macleod, Marco Polo, John Donne, Sir Charles Lyall, Norman Hunter, Chiang Yee, Flora Thompson, Laurie Lee, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Dylan Thomas, William Shakespeare, Richard Cobbold, P. L. Travers, Oliver Herford, Alison Uttley, Richard Crashaw, Jon and Rumer Godden, and Alfred Tennyson.

Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of festivals in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of festivals in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

Thant Zin:
The stages which accepted us during previous festivals apologized and rejected us.
Scott Morrison:
It's not about party festivals and slapping backs and doing all that sort of stuff.
Brian Gordon:
You see elements of art or food working their way into music festivals to give a broader cultural experience.
Yi Mao:
Festivals are the days when homesickness is at its worst, and Moon Festival is an important festival for the Chinese.
Garcia Gonzalez business partner:
Espresso Martinis have been the most popular product at festivals, where eating the packaging is also part of the experience.