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I have just finished school, Iwill be 16 this summer. I was Going to reading this year until I got in trouble at school for a petty thing (in January) on the day she claimed I wasn’t allowed to go so I haven’t asked since. My birthday will be coming up soon but I need help on to how I can convince her, any help?
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I have just finished school, Iwill be 16 this summer. I was Going to reading this year as a Christmas present until I got in trouble at school for a petty thing (in January) on the day she claimed I wasn’t allowed to go so I haven’t asked since. My birthday will be coming up soon but I need help on to how I can convince her again, any help?
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Hi! I am a from Australia and in my Society and Culture (sociology) class, i am doing a major work on How Festival Culture has Changed with Technology. If you could take a minute to fill out this form it would be great and super helpful. All is anonymous. Thanks!!! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeNScYKhGvVp9MATN4R-vr_bKPv3YZ7aIf_KHHwglwFjMV15w/viewform?usp=sf_link
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Hey, Who is interested at volunteering at festivals this Summer? I volunteered with My Cause UK last year and had the best festival experience - I went on my own and was able to make loads of friends whilst saving the money that would have been spent on the ticket! All volunteers also received access to a camping area and a free meal on shift before enjoying the headline acts. To secure the free ticket you have to work just 3 X 8 hour shifts which allows plenty of time to enjoy the festival over the 5 days. In return for your time My Cause UK makes a donation to a charity of your choice, allowing volunteers to make a change for a cause that they are passionate about. Signing up on the My Cause UK website is super easy and just requires a deposit for the cost of the ticket, which you get back at the end of the event.. I would definitely recommend volunteering with My Cause UK to enjoy up to 15 different festivals this Summer!
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For my Dissertation I have chosen to research waste management at UK music festivals and what motivational incentives entice attendees to be environmentally aware at these types of events. If you have attended a music festival please could you complete this questionnaire, it would help me a lot!Thank you! https://cardiffmet.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_baAti2PHYyyw8WV?fbclid=IwAR0-TscHiSNK4OP1trsXMR5sVxHeLnXhPdrbGg56IkuOm3kRCId1cmRQv78
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Hello if you have a moment could you please complete my survey on the influence of festivals on an individuals behaviour / opinions. https://unioflincoln.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0fxUIYQyksp012R
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Hey everyone! I'm a third-year undergrad currently researching for my dissertation on sustainable events! I would greatly appreciate any help I can get with by filling this survey out. I'm looking specifically for people aged between 18 and 24 who have attended an event in the past five years. It requires you to answer some questions regarding an event you have been to and this can be anything from a cultural event to a festival, parade, concert etc. It takes no longer than five minutes (even had someone do it in a record time of 3:37 haha). Thank you all!! https://unioflincoln.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_56zy97HWARVh49v
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Hi, I am carrying out some research relating to the service quality festival websites deliver. If you have a spare few minutes i would appreciate it if you complete the questionnaire based on a recent experience you have had when accessing a festival website. https://uow-survey.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/e-sq-festival-websites-2 Many thanks in advance. Gems x
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As a solo music festival attendee myself, I'm just researching out of interest, other peoples opinions of 'going it alone'. Please feel free to write good and bad opinions and what would make your experience better as a solo attendee. Thanks
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Tickets go onsale at 9am on 28th Sept 17. New site layout, line up taking shape and general excitement building ( even though it is only September!!) £ Tiers of tickets - from £65 on Tier 1 to £85 on Tier 3. Also new for this year is starting on the Friday and having a full day on the Sunday too and no band over lap between the two main stages, so basically you'll get to see who you want ticket link is here - http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3097100
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HELLO FESTIVAL GOERS, If you have ever been to a festival and over 18 years old please complete this survey. It concerns substance use at festival thus might be sensitive for some, more informations are provided in the consent form. https://goo.gl/forms/qAi32tBtusXfsafz2 -
At 15 I attended my first festival, NASS, a sister festival or the Relentless groups Freeze & Boardmasters festivals that happen in the south of the UK. That festival enlightened me to some euphoric world of freedom, immersion, creativity, nostalgia and carefree happiness. I was unaware of my subconscious desires to pursue a career working within an industry that creates said feelings and experiences, yet here I am 7 years later sat in the library of my university, researching for one of two final pieces of work to complete a degree in Events Management to then go on and chase my desire of becoming a creator of innovative and immersive, experiential festival content. I've been immersed in the theories of co-creation, experiential marketing, innovation, hyper-reality and technological advances at festivals... not only has this contributed to assignments and my dissertation which was an Auto-ethnographic study of my own emotional and spiritual experience at a winter sports festival (Rise 2014)... it's also triggered a question...Generation Y? A very suitable name, we are a generation of questions. Generations before us, accepted, they may have wondered but never asked, questions may have been answered but were left unspoken. However, we, Generation Y are a generation of asking WHY, why do we want to experience? Why do we want to co-create and why do we want that immersive feeling of nostalgia, euphoria, freedom, happiness and carelessness? We're at the very early yet, fast moving stages of a transformation in the way we interact with our own every day experience as well as our entire exsistance. This transformation is the driving force behind trying to figure out why we experience, how we experience and what it does to us, emotionally, spiritually and physically. That question is what got me on a plane to the French Alps on my own to research my own experience at a new up and coming Winter Sports Festival, and that question is what will continue to take me to festivals all over the world. Maybe there is some poetic justice in the unknown, maybe the need to know everything is a curse of our generation, and like the meaning of life itself, its something we learn and experience rather than define.
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So after meeting the guys! We thought, in classic festival style, it was time to wack out the booze! But in a very British manner, we decided to do this in the form of 'having a couple of drinks with dinner, then getting smashed in the hotel room'... So we get to know each other etc.. get drunk etc etc Then we ventured out into the midst of Les Deux! Mini Bar, Smokey Joes & L'avalance were just the first nights worth of clubs! The guys we were with were from Devon and happened to know the Dj's playing in Mini Bar..and epic Dj's they were!! Considering I've never been a fan of clubbing, I had an amazing night, there was no lairy people lingering about, not try hard girls, no overly drunk 17 year old hiding in the corner. Just a load of like minded people in a sweaty room listening to what I can only describe as a drug for your ears! Went back to the hotel room for some more drinks and to drop off the ski jackets (Beer jacket had replaced by this point).. went back out! danced some more, ended up in the club next door, which was surprisingly quiet, however we still had a kick ass night! and instead of a camp site we had a hotel room to juggle with, ended up going back there, with some lovely random Welsh boys that the guys bumped into the day before, and the guys from the room over the hall, ended up staying up until 7:30am chatting about life.. The festival feeling was there!! & Then we slept...
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So on the 13th of December 2014 I ventured off to the resort of Les Deux in the French Alps! I'm a final year event management student at Bournemouth University and that means one thing...Dissertation time! instead of following the monotonousness regime of making a questionnaire and asking random people to fill it out, I thought, hey! why not get on a plane and go to a festival that's never happened before on my own! So I did! And what an adventure it was. The cost of the trip kind of swayed me once I had booked it as I had to get a credit card to pay the trip off, although I only decided a month before hand that I actually wanted to go.. Anyway, after a few weeks of preparation, buying ski gear and anxiously awaiting my week a lone in the Alps, the day came! Prior to the trip I had posted on the events Facebook page to see if anyone else was going on their own.. I was in luck! A guy called Nick from California was starting his European tour there and another graduate from Cambridge called Zak whose very into his Trance! We spoke for a few weeks and I met zak at the airport, we flew out together, got to the resort at about 10:30 pm local time, by then a lot of people were in the party mood! However i wanted to sleep, My hotel was wayyyy up a hill, bit of a trek but hey I am in the mountains after all! Anyway, I slept, woke up to go to my first ever snow boarding lesson! which was horrible! horrible horrible horrible. I gave up after the first day. However! Zak, the guy I flew over with introduced me to his room mates who were actually very good at snowboarding and they looked after me all week! More to Follow!
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From the album: The Stones at Glastonbury 2013
Pyramid stage, Glastonbury June 29th 2013© Gouché Photography
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From the album: The Stones at Glastonbury 2013
Pyramid stage, Glastonbury June 29th 2013© Gouché Photography
