| Celebrating festivals ahead of Love Music, Hate Racism |
| 03/03/2008 |
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Sunday, 27 April, 2008. Victoria Park, London, E3. Festivals - who goes to them, and what happens? Well there is no true answer because the range of festivals is so vast. But just after conference there is an event where we get to celebrate our diversity as a community. Festivals are a celebration of community; I’ve found that after attending Glastonbury over the past few years. Glastonbury makes me feel all warm and gooey inside. I hope as many people as possible attend Love Music Hate Racism, not only as a way of celebrating our diversity, but as a celebration of awesome music. Find out more about NUS’ involvement in LMHR in the news section. 
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