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State Fair of TexasGrab your steel-toed boots and head to Dallas, Texas, for the State Fair of Texas, a 24-day celebration that has attracted thousands of carnival-goers since 1886. At this historic state fair, you can experience the joy of Lone Star culture with a ride on the tallest Ferris wheel in North America, a plate full of mouthwatering Texan cuisine, a high-five with Big Tex, the iconic 52-foot tall cowboy, and endless carnival activities for the whole family. |
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Dallas Carnival Caribbean FestivalLine the streets with thousands of others for the Parade of Bands and to enjoy Caribbean culture, arts, history, and traditions with a four-day display of festivities. The festival features food, music, live entertainment, and activities for all ages. Pack up the crew for a family-oriented cultural extravaganza at the Dallas Carnival Caribbean Festival. |
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Pulaski Day ParadeCelebrate Polish culture and heritage in New York City at the Pulaski Day Parade. The parade is one of the oldest ethnic parades held annually since 1937 and is dedicated to Kazimierz Pulaski, a hero of the American Revolutionary War. March along with Polish dancers, Polish soccer teams and their mascots, Polish scouts, and students at Polish supplementary school at the Pulaski Day Parade. |
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Atlantic AnticOver 400,000 people flock to Brooklyn every year for the Atlantic Antic, a massive block party celebrating the vibrant spirit of this iconic New York City neighborhood. Wander through colorful art vendors, fill your plate with empanadas and baklava, watch drumlines and belly dancers, and pop into the eclectic shops of Atlantic Avenue at the longest and oldest street festival in Brooklyn. |
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Great Irish Fair of New YorkTap your feet and jig along to the sounds of traditional Irish music at the Great Irish Fair of New York. For over 40 years, the fair has been celebrating Irish culture by featuring Irish music, Irish step dancing, and the mesmerizing harmonies of bagpipes. Learn how to Irish dance while celebrating Irish history, traditions, and culture in the heart of Brooklyn. |
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Atlanta FairSince 1972, the Atlanta Fair has been bringing the community unlimited fun for the entire family. The fair has rides for all ages, fair food from hot dogs to funnel cakes, and games that provide hours of fun. Grab your friends and family and head to the Atlanta Fair for a fun-filled day they will never forget. |
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GrapeFestSip and savor wines from award-winning wineries at the 21 and older People’s Choice Wine Tasting, where there are over 30 wineries pouring over 130 wines at GrapeFest. Other exciting events featured include a grape stomp, a Champagne Cork Shoot-Off, a Kidz Zone, as well as a carnival and midway. Taste your favorite wines all night long and the festivities with hundreds of thousands of others at GrapeFest. |
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North Georgia State FairTaste a turkey leg and other fair foods at the North Georgia State Fair hailed as the largest fair in metro Atlanta. The fair attracts over 300,000 people each year and offers live music and other shows, farm animals, flower shows, rides and games, blue-ribbon competitions, and delicious fair foods. Gather your friends and family for a fun-filled day with plenty of activities, entertainment, and food at the North Georgia State Fair. |
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Feast of San GennaroThe Feast of San Gennaro, dubbed "The Feast of all Feasts," celebrates the life of San Gennaro of Naples who was the Bishop of Benevento, Italy. In 1926, a one-day block party continued year after year into something that has now and for decades become not only a New York icon but a world-known 11-day event that stretches throughout 11 blocks of Little Italy's neighborhood. |
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Gretna Heritage FestivalGet a taste of culture at the Gretna Heritage Festival where local vendors are serving over 150 dishes from Vietnamese Spring Rolls to Cajun Crawfish Pasta. The festival boasts 75 local and international performing acts on seven state-of-the-art stages, a Latino Village, an Italian Village, a German Beer Garden, and activities for kids. Grab your friends, family, and kids and enjoy a day at the Gretna Heritage Festival where there is truly something for everyone. |
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Atlanta PrideLet your true colors shine and celebrate the beauty, strength, and joy of the LGBTIQA+ community at the Southeast's largest pride festival. Attracting more than 300,000 attendees each year, Atlanta Pride offers an inclusive space for allies and members of the queer community to gather, connect, and express their collective spirit. No matter how you identify, ignite your authenticity at the two-day festival that features music, art, parades, and inspirational education and social events. |
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Joe RoganJoe Rogan is an American podcast host, comedian, and UFC commentator who also hosted the game show, Fear Factor, in the early 2000s. He rose to fame with his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. |
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Joe RoganJoe Rogan is an American podcast host, comedian, and UFC commentator who also hosted the game show, Fear Factor, in the early 2000s. He rose to fame with his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. |
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MaxwellGerald Maxwell Rivera or Maxwell is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and record producer born in New York. His 2009 album "BLACKsummers'night" won two Grammy Awards out of six nominations, including Song of the Year for its single "Pretty Wings." |
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SlipknotThis heavy metal band with various hits has been around for more than two decades. Their music is best described as aggressive, and their live performances are energetic and chaotic. Their debut album, Slipknot, was released in 1999. |
