| Banquets, balls, dinner dances, bazaars and fetes, exhibitions and civic receptions were held there in its proud heyday. |
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| Ironically, much of it dents fund-raising fetes and shows, precisely the opposite result of what organisers expect from a charity event. |
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| Carnival street bands also prepare for the two days of bacchanal by organising private fetes. |
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| Encouraged by her music teacher, the young prodigy soon went on to make a name for herself at regional fetes and local festivals and galas. |
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| The local towns in the area surrounding Chalet Merlo have weekly markets, and fetes of all sorts abound. |
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| Introduction to life on the farm, story telling, fetes, picnics, evenings, candlelit dinners, bivouac. |
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| This machine is ideal for shows, fetes, car boot sales, children's parties and catering outlets. |
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| Incredibly, it was the schools and churches which seemed to encourage boozing by giving it to underage drinkers as prizes at fetes and garden parties. |
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| A new school year has just started and with it the planning of school fetes. |
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| Accessibility to pretty mountain villages becomes easy and there are plenty of markets and fetes to visit. |
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| Throughout the festival, South Australia's bountiful fresh produce is on show at special fetes and farmers' markets. |
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| Meet the artists in their studios or at the village exhibitions and fetes. |
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| A village with all amenities, ever governed by the holding of weekly markets selling local produce, several fairs and other traditional regional fetes. |
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| Near to the beautiful, commercial town of Bugue, where, for more than 600 years there have been weekly markets selling local produce, and where several fairs and other traditional regional fetes are organised. |
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| It is also conceivable that in future advertising time will be leased in order to advertise certain ctivities, including for example, special offers, village fetes or discount promotions at the local petrol station. |
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| In Mucha's painting, we can see the Polish countryside with its carved shrines, scenes painted on glass, the fairground dazzle of village fetes, but also the golden mediaeval altars and gravestones. |
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| Considered by his peers as the most brilliant trumpet player of his generation, he created in 1972 his compagny, and today it is highly sought after prestigious galas and large fetes. |
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| At the same time as being a focal point of artistic and cultural creativity it re-visits strong moments that are well known to all: traditional wine fetes, automobile rally competitions to qualify for the French cup etc? |
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| There's music in the air and ethnic beats pulsate everywhere during the month of July when a number of jazz fetes take place throughout the world. |
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| Le Saison Des Fetes, a Belgian-style farmhouse ale, combines French hops, European malt and Belgian yeast into an interesting, approachable and eminently quaffable brew. |
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