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Sedona Yoga Festival

Sedona Yoga Festival

23 April 2026

       What is the Sedona Yoga Festival?Deepen your practice and tap into the ancient wisdom of yoga, music and energy work in the undisputed spiritual centre of the West. The Sedona Yoga Festival has been bringing yogis from all over the world together since 2012. Over three days you have an unparalleled opportunity to weave your own yoga experience into the richly colored cultural and natural location that is Sedona.Need to knowOnce you have purchased your ticket you will have full access to the festival and you can choose from over 200 classes. You can adjust your schedule up to three days prior to the event.Did you know?The festival also has over 100 'on the land' sessions with local healers, guides and yogis, or you can join international presenters offering yoga on the red rocks.Read more about this event by clicking on the link in the left hand sidebar.       

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Cento Carnival

Cento Carnival

17 February 2027

 The Carnival of Cento is one of the most famous carnivals in Italy and is held every winter in Cento, a town in the province of Ferrara.The Cento Carnival is a mixture of European and Brazilian carnival traditions with an origin that can be traced 300 years back.The carnival exposes the people to all sorts of colorful and jubilant festivities like dancing, music, floats, parades, and so on. The Brazilian Samba dance is one of the key attractions of the event. There is also the burning of the 'Tasi', a local mask that symbolizes the carnival. After the burning, the people are entertained with a spectacular display of fireworks.Click on the event website link provided on this page and plan your next unforgettable experience with Cento Carnival! 

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Peach Blossom Festival

Peach Blossom Festival

19 March 2026

 Peach Blossom Festival was created to help young people realize the importance of reading literature aloud, to teach them about interpretation, performance, how to be an audience member, and to give them an opportunity to visit a university campus. Since its inception, the Festival has grown tremendously and now attracts schools from as far north as Livingston and as far south as Delano. Today, the festival is solely run by the Communication Department. Students take on the awesome responsibility of putting on the festival. The purpose of the Peach Blossom Festival is to expose children to oral interpretations and allow them to have a positive experience at Fresno State. Click on the event website link provided and learn more about the schedule of events. 

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Sea Turtle Festival

Sea Turtle Festival

18 April 2026

 Visit the Sea Turtle Festival, a day dedicated to celebrating sea turtles and promoting ocean conservation.This fun-filled family day of environmental education will be packed with exciting things to see and do, including live animal presentations, face painting, aquarium feedings, children's theater, guided boardwalk tours, kids crafts, vendors village, and more!For specific timings and event details, we have included a link for further information.  

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Rio Carnival

Rio Carnival

15 February 2027

    What is the Rio Carnival?The iconic Rio Carnival can only be described as the greatest show on earth and is seen as the benchmark for every other carnival across the world.The carnival is celebrated five days preceding Ash Wednesday, which is the start of Lent in the Catholic calendar. With bright colours, bold costumes and lively samba sounds, over 2 million people hit the streets every day to be part of this unique event.  During the five days, each day and night has its own theme and local relevance. Prepare to get lost in the heady rhythms and mesmerizing beats of the bands and the drummers, whilst the dancers and incredible floats will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.This truly is one of the most amazing experiences on the planet. Add it to your bucket list now!Need to knowTickets can be purchased in advance online including grandstand seats and private boxes depending on the view and party experience you're looking for.Did you know?Rio’s Carnival is world record-breaking! It is registered as the biggest carnival in the world in the Guiness Book of Records.For more information on this exciting event, click on the link provided on this page and plan your next unforgettable experience. Don't forget, if you do attend the Rio Carnival, come back to this page to rate and review it. We always love to hear from our GoWhereWhen.com community!      

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New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

23 April 2026

          What is The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival?After Mardi Gras, The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival – locally referred to as ‘Jazzfest’ - is the biggest event on the city's calendar. Held annually since 1970, it is the ultimate celebration of all things New Orleans.New Orleans is America’s musical melting pot, so despite the name Jazzfest, it is not exclusively about jazz. The city has deep musical roots in gospel, blues, R&B, zydeco, bluegrass, country music and more – so there is something for every visitor to enjoy.Alongside the music, visitors can discover unique exhibitions such as the Louisiana Folklife Village, browse locally made handicrafts and of course, eat!Need to KnowJazzfest is a major event in New Orleans, so make sure you check out the line-ups and book early. While it draws famous musicians from around the country, make sure to check out a few local acts for an authentic NOLA experience.Did You Know?New Orleans is rightfully proud of its rich and unique culinary history, so naturally food is a huge part of the festival. You won’t find cotton candy and traditional carnival snacks here though. All food vendors at the event are local and serving up the food for which New Orleans is famous – beignets, muffulettas, jambalaya, gumbo, fried green tomatoes and more. For more information on this fantastic event, click on the official website link we have provided on the left.          

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Whale Watching

Whale Watching

21 March 2026

 With so many species of whales and dolphins surrounding this archipelago, this is one of the best places in the world to witness these marine mammals up close, with sightings on 99 percent of whale watching trips to sea. March to June is peak whale watching season in the Azores, with spring and early summer the best time to spot the blue whale the mightiest mammal on the planet. Just click on the website link listed on this page to learn more.  

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Reykjavik Arts Festival

Reykjavik Arts Festival

30 May 2026

  Presenting a varied programme of cultural events, Reykjavik Arts Festival is a real treat for locals and visitors. Many of the country's most distinguished art establishments participate in the event, including the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, the Icelandic Opera and the National Theatre of Iceland.Read more about this event by clicking on the link we’ve provided.  

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NYC Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival

NYC Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival

19 April 2026

      What is the NYC Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival?If you are lucky enough to be in New York City over Easter weekend, you won't want to miss this fantastic parade and festival. In a centuries old tradition, hundreds of New Yorkers don their most lavish costumes and colorful Easter hats as they march down Fifth Avenue on Easter Sunday. It is one of the Big Apple's most fashionable and eccentric events and perfectly showcases the city's fun-loving, creative side. The parade is an informal affair and anyone can join in. It marches north on Fifth Avenue, from 49th Street to 57th Street. Need to knowThe parade usually starts around 10am and continues until 4pm and is free to attend. For the best place to watch, head to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, on Fifth Avenue between 50th and 51st St, where many of the participants pose for photos.Did you know?The parade is steeped in history and stretches back to the 1870s. It was also immortalized in the 1948 film 'Easter Parade' staring Judy Garland.For more information on this fun event, click on the link provided on this page. Don't forget to rate and review it right here and share your experience with the GoWhereWhen.com community!      

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Stonehenge Summer Solstice

Stonehenge Summer Solstice

21 June 2026

 What is the Stonehenge Summer Solstice?Every year on the 21st June, thousands of locals and visitors are drawn to the mythological stone sculptures of Stonehenge to watch the sunrise commemorating the longest day of the year.The event represents a collective spiritual moment for those who gather there at this pivotal point in the seasonal calendar.Stonehenge really is a bucket-list place to visit during the Summer Solstice and is guaranteed to be a special experience. Need to knowThe event is ticketed so make sure you buy yours in advance to avoid disappointment. Did you know?The reason why Stonehenge is a special place to be on the summer solstice, is because the sun rises behind the Heel Stone in the north-east part of the horizon and its first rays shine into the heart of the landmark site.For detailed information on the event, please click through to the website listed on the left.       

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Las Fallas Festival

Las Fallas Festival

15 March 2027

     What is Las Fallas Festival?Las Fallas is the biggest, most colorful and certainly the noisiest event of the year in the stunning Spanish city of Valencia. Hundreds of street corners are decorated with 'Ninots' which are amazing creations made by Falleros in the months leading up to the festival. Ninots are huge dolls made of cardboard, wood, and paper. The burning of the ninots is a huge event during the festival, but that's not all. Visitors and locals can enjoy stunning parades, traditional (and not so traditional) music, fireworks, sumptuous paella and many other events and activities dotted all around the city. This is truly a must-see event. Need to knowThis is a free event and is open to all.Did you know?Las Fallas is traditionally held in March to mark the arrival of spring.For more information on this fascinating event, click on the link provided on this page and plan your next unforgettable experience. Don't forget, if you do attend, come back to this page to rate and review it. We always love to hear from our GoWhereWhen.com community!          

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Sapporo Snow Festival

Sapporo Snow Festival

04 February 2027

    What is the Sapporo Snow Festival?Experience a real winter wonderland at the Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan!  The festival started in 1950 when local students displayed six snow sculptures.  Now, this is considered to be the largest winter event in Sapporo, which attracts more than 2 million local and international visitors every year.  There are marvelous ice statues, in all shapes and sizes, dotted all around the city. Don't miss this wonderful event on your next winter visit to Sapporo.Need to knowThe festival has two sites, Odori and Susukino. It is about a 10-minute walk between the two.Did you know?At the Susukino Site, visitors can find the ice sculpture contest, along with illuminated ice sculptures, and an even an ice bar to purchase drinks.For more information on this exciting event, click on the link provided on this page and plan your next unforgettable experience. Don't forget to come back to this page to rate and review it. We always love to hear from our GoWhereWhen.com community!      

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Great Wall Marathon

Great Wall Marathon

16 May 2026

 What is the Great Wall Marathon?Since the first race in 1999, the Great Wall Marathon has now grown into one of the most popular marathons in the running world, represented by 25,000 runners from over 100 countries.Organized by Albatros Adventure Marathons, racers come to Beijing each year to run on the world-famous Great Wall of China, whose tough terrain is not for the faint of heart. The route takes runners through the spellbinding scenery of Huangyaguan, through the lower valley, and into the nearby village as spectators cheer. There are three distances in the event: a marathon, a half marathon, and an 8.5-kilometer fun run.Need to KnowDoctors and nurses will be patrolling the route, and may also be approached at the Yin and Yang Square. There will also be water stations offering isotonic drinks and bananas for the runners.Runners must be at least 18 years of age on race day. Did you Know?There are 5,146 Great Wall steps during the marathon!We have included the website link for you to find out all of the details and schedule to make your visit a very memorable experience.     

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Venice Carnival

Venice Carnival

07 February 2027

    What is the Venice Carnival?Famous for its elaborate masks and masquerade ball, the annual Venice Carnival has been bringing glamour and drama to the Italian city since the 11th century.Events are organized all around the city over two weeks and visitors can expect to see colorful costume parades, mask contests, free museum tours, and so much more. Indulge in some Chiacchiere di Carnevale (Crostoli biscuits) and Graffe Napoletane (Italian donuts) while you wander the Floating City’s beautiful streets and canals.This special event really is a highlight of the Italian winter season. If you need any excuse to visit this gorgeous city, the Venice Carnival should be at the top of your list!Need to knowAs with any popular festival, book your accommodation early to get the best prices and avoid disappointment.Did you know?No motor transport is allowed in Venice’s historic center, so the best way to get around is on foot or by one of the city’s famous gondolas. You need a professional license to become a gondolier and only about three or four are granted each year. Not surprising since it takes around 400 hours of training to get one along with an exam to pass Venetian history and architecture.For more information on this fascinating event, click on the link provided on this page. Don't forget to rate and review it right here and share your experience with the GoWhereWhen.com community!     

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Redding Fire Festival

Redding Fire Festival

09 May 2026

 The Redding Fire Festival features arts and crafts vendors, food, beer and wine, interactive art, children's activities, demonstrations, flow and dance workshops, music, and a cirque show!This is a family-friendly event geared towards uniting the fire performance community of Greater Northern California. This event gives visitors an experience that is unique and very much worth a visit. To find out more you can go directly to the event website we have listed for you on this page. 

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Groundhog Day

Groundhog Day

02 February 2027

  What is Groundhog Day?There are several celebrations of Groundhog Day throughout the world, but the largest and most popular takes place in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania where crowds of around 40,000 people attend the ceremony. Groundhog Day has been celebrated since 1886 in Punxsutawney, and they even named the main star of the event as Punxsutawney Phil!This event actually has a fun story.  Imagine waiting for a groundhog to emerge from its burrow in the middle of winter just to predict the weather for the next six weeks!  Truly one unique experience! But aside from the emergence of the groundhog, other activities have made this event more fun like the talent show, the banquet and a formal evening ball.  Need to knowTickets for this event can be purchased in advance online.Did you know?This is the day that the Groundhog emerges from his burrow to search for his shadow after a lengthy winter slumber. If he sees it, he believes it to be a sign that six more weeks of inclement weather are ahead and goes back to his hole.For more information on this quirky event, click on the link provided on this page. Don't forget to rate and review it right here and share your experience with the GoWhereWhen.com community!   

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