Assess The Significance Of The Festival In Australia

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There are hundreds of festivals that take place all over the world. These festivals are music festivals, art festivals, culture festivals, etc. Each festival has its particular reason for celebration. One festival that stood out to me the most was Edinburgh’s Festival Fringe. Edinburgh’s Festival Fringe does not just celebrate one thing. Fringe celebrates culture, art, music, acting, dancing, and comedy. Interesting things that make Fringe special is the community involvement, performers from other parts of the world, turning negativity into something positive, and the way in which the money raised is used for Fringe’s future festivals.

Edinburgh’s Festival Fringe began as a small festival in 1947 and is now the biggest festival in the world. …show more content…

Edinburgh wants to be able to welcome all of their community, whether they have the means or not. Different things that are involved in festival going can add up, such as transportation, food, and hotel stay. Expedia UK makes this possible for all attendees of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They launched an app to help attendees locate affordable places to stay including student dorms and hole in the wall hotels that are not necessarily promoted. The app also features affordable things to do and places to eat during the festival stay. This allows more community goers and outsiders to bring in more money to the town of Edinburgh (Normans Media Ltd. …show more content…

Fringe brings different people from different backgrounds, different races, and different cultures together to celebrate the arts. One community comes together to better the area by bringing in artistry of all different types. The community is made a better place by bringing in money from the festival. Fringe also gives the community something to look forward to every year and a reason to celebrate. Crime is lowered in the community because money needed is brought in to help the community succeed and people are kept out of the street and celebrating life and music. Fringe gives everyone something to look forward to whether they are disabled, Deaf, or etc. People laugh, cry, dance, sing, and come together just to experience one thing, the beauty of art and culture, each other’s

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