What does FCLR mean in FESTIVALS

The Festival Contre Le Racisme (FCLR) is an annual event that celebrates diversity and fights against racism. The three-day festival encompasses a variety of activities such as live music, art installations, workshops, debates and more. The aim of the festival is to unite people from different backgrounds in order to spread awareness about racism and promote equality.

The FCLR usually takes place in early summer each year; however due to uncertainty surrounding the global pandemic and other factors, the exact dates can vary. It is recommended that interested parties check the local media for specific updates on when the festival will be held.

FCLR is hosted in different cities year to year; it touches down in many countries such as France, Belgium and Switzerland among others.

Anyone can participate in FCLR by attending events at the festival or by volunteering their time to help with planning and organizing activities or just simply spreading awareness about the event itself. People can also choose to support financially as donations are welcome too!

Attending this festival has many advantages! Participants will gain knowledge on racism while having fun at same time. It is also an amazing opportunity to meet new people who share similar values, network and form meaningful connections with them while being creative together. As a bonus, it’s a great chance for participants to support social causes and stand up against racial prejudice.

There are no strict age restrictions; however some activities might not be suitable for young children under 10 years old depending on content/subject matter covered during certain events within FCLR aspects of the program may be inappropriate for certain age groups; so parents may want to check beforehand regarding program offerings if they are bringing their children along.

Participants will enjoy a range of activities varying from live music performances, arts & craft sessions, film screenings, panel discussions or debates etc throughout all three days of this eventful celebration! Besides those interactive experiences, visitors will also have access to information stands where they can pick up brochures or pamphlets containing further details about racism-related topics.

Most parts of the festival are free entry but some specific tickets may need to be purchased depending on your interest area-wise; please look out for more information prior your visit or contact our organisers directly for queries related ticketing procedures if needed.

Alternatively you can keep updated with news & updates regarding FCLR via our official website/social media handles where we post schedules regularly with full list of daily activities taking place alongside detailed description including duration & location which would make it easier for attendees’ planning purposes prior their arrival at FCLR grounds!