Sentences with phrase «public celebration»

Others may be willing to allow a more public celebration — perhaps through a call - out in a faculty meeting or a reward system.

The Good Food Festival, FamilyFarmed's big annual public celebration of the fast - rising Good Food movement, will follow on Saturday, March 24.

The Good Food Festival, FamilyFarmed's annual public celebration of Good Food, will follow on Saturday, March 24; admission is free but pre-registration is required.

In addition to commissioning these significant new art projects throughout the city, the museum plans scholarly publications, conferences, and educational programs for the public, as well as a free public celebration for the 10th anniversary on October 20, 2013.

A series of events will launch the project in January 2016 and a town - wide public celebration will mark its completion in July 2017.

Exalted Night of the Clear Stars, the most famous Nazi carol, was reprinted in Nazi songbooks, broadcast in radio programs, performed at countless public celebrations - and sung at home.

Mexican - American public celebrations — from the December 12 feast day of the Virgen de Guadalupe through Good Friday Via Crucis pageants to the observance of El Día de los Muertos.

being the intensely public celebration of something which in some ways was a matter that made one wish to withdraw from the public eye.

Other than a two - hour open house at the Governor's Mansion, there will be no real public celebrations — or private ones, for that matter.

Such ceremonies complemented the more spectacular public celebrations that took place at the towering temple pyramids in the larger cities and towns.

This free public celebration features late - night gallery hours, music by Awesome Tapes from Africa, photo booth by MVS Studio, cash bar, and food trucks.

The work's blunt message is an ironic comment on the king's ill health and Thailand's precarious future in light of the excessive public celebrations that were held to mark the day.

We lost Jane Freilicher two days before a planned public celebration of her 90th birthday on December 12th, which poignantly turned into a memorial honoring her life and work.

Her large - scale photographs of Brazilian festival flags conjure the colorful public celebrations in a country of nationalism, economic disparity, and reverie.

After winning the Turner Prize in 2003, Perry gradually positioned himself as the UK's foremost spokesman for contemporary art, with his cheerful wit and public celebration of transvestism endearing him to a mass audience.

-- $ 15,000 to Doors Open Calgary Society for a Calgary - wide public celebration to showcase the heritage, architectural and socially significant buildings in the city.

The Market's big annual public celebration is its Chef BBQ, which is coming up next week on Thursday, July 21.

The public celebrations broke a tradition of keeping royal wives hidden.

«If a daughter is born,» Wood wrote, «there will be a public celebration in Court, with readings from poetry celebrating girls and women.»

The second thing wrong with Rabbi Petuchowski's argument is that it libels Jews when it claims that they harbor «Jewish animosity» toward «public celebration of the birthday of Jesus of Nazareth.»

There are those who argue that the public celebration of festivals such as Christmas should be discouraged, in the questionable belief that it might somehow offend those of other religions or none.

He showed us how to work for freedom in circumstances rather tougher than we are currently experiencing in Britain, and he showed us that the public celebration of the Faith - processions, open - air Masses, youth events - plays a central role in achieving or affirming the rights of Christians.

The fourth is a continuation of the third, an effort to reflect upon and reenact the delicate process whereby the mind and the imagination move from the place of hearing to the public celebration of the thing heard.

An effort to reflect upon and reenact the delicate process whereby the mind and the imagination move from the place of hearing to the public celebration of the thing heard.

A complicating factor, of course, is that the most assertive minority when it comes to opposing the public celebration of Christmas is, more often than not, Jewish.

Pentecost Christians who are described in the book of Acts worshiped wholeheartedly in the public celebrations at the temple, even though they were a sect of Judaism whose views were at some variance.

Although the public celebrations have come down to us» the processions, the shared banquets, the torchlit dramas, the purification of devotees in the sea» only initiates were privy to the holiest secrets, and these were never fully revealed.

It includes tracks on financing, food policy, school food, producer issues, and food trade issues — plus a Festival that is a public celebration of the growing Good Food movement, with chef demos, DIY workshops, and more.

Nothing wrong with enjoying the win but the open / public celebration should last only minutes.

But where with the advent of 31st December 1981, a sizeable section of the people recite a litany of ills and perpetual relive them, it can not, with the best will in the world, be classified as an ideal scenario for a public celebration, nor can its baleful antecedents escape judicial notice.

Immigration enforcement has traditionally treated schools, houses of worship and public celebrations and demonstrations as «sensitive locations» where it avoids carrying out legal actions.

KPCC / Southern California Public Radio has teamed with the Planetary Society for a public celebration on Monday evening, September 18th, just three days after the grand finale.

KPCC / Southern California Public Radio has teamed with The Planetary Society for a public celebration on Monday evening, September 18th, just three days after the grand finale.

Away from their public celebrations, the couple are dealing privately with news that the body of Geoff's first love, Katja, has finally been found.

As a citizen, you need to be able to critically engage and reflect in a discourse around the public celebration and honoring of historical events and figures.

Establishing forms of public celebration for student and school accomplishments such as culminating events, newsletters that highlight accomplishments, and graduation ceremonies.

The public celebration of women's history in the United States began in 1978 as Women's History Week in Sonoma County, California.

In the village of Havelock, landowners Brenda and Robert have used threats and bribes to prevent any public celebration of Christmas.

On Monday, July 1, at 9:45 am, elected officials, library leaders, supporters and patrons will take part in a public celebration at Portland's Central Library to welcome the return of Monday service and restored hours at all Multnomah County libraries.

PORTLAND, Ore. — June 21, 2013 — On Monday, July 1, at 9:45 am, elected officials, library leaders, supporters and patrons will take part in a public celebration at Portland's Central Library to welcome the return of Monday service and restored hours at all Multnomah County libraries.

The free Biodiversity Festival will be a public celebration of the biodiversity in the Golden Gate National Parks, featuring hands - on science and nature exhibits, photography workshops, food, art and entertainment at Crissy Field's East Beach in the Presidio.

On the final day, the two teams converged on Crissy Field for a public celebration.

In India this comes with any public celebration that brings out people from all walks of life.

Want to join us for the Director's Reception before the public celebration?

An illustration of democracy or an encapsulation of the contemporary monarch (and monarch's spouse): the sculpture invites the public to play a part in this historic moment of public celebration.