Noun:

ઉત્સવ,

fetes's Usage Examples:

It has a cricket club and thriving community association which organises sports days, carol singing, fetes and concerts in St Martin's Church.

Many different ways of raising funds were tried; galas, tombolas, fetes, etc.

It was captured by Gaius Marius in 106"nbsp;BC and destroyed, later becoming reestablished under the Punic-style magistracy of sufetes before being granted the status of a Roman colonia.

UK reenactors can be seen throughout the country during the summer months at battles, fairs, carnivals, fetes, pubs and schools.

These Big Drum dances are usually performed at Maroons village festivals or fetes, where food and drink are prepared.

Garden quoits or hooplaThis version of the game exists largely as a form of recreation, or as a game of skill found typically at fairgrounds and village fetes.

Although she accompanied him to President Andrew Jackson's Tennessee funeral in the summer of 1845, she did not attend fetes held in her husband's honor by his old friends and supporters.

The club often turn out for public have a go events at the village show and fetes.

Synonyms:

racket, make merry, whoop it up, get together, wassail, make whoopie, receive, meet, party, make happy, jubilate, revel, jollify, celebrate,

Antonyms:

idle, divide,