Exeter Respect Festival 2010

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Performances and action from this year Exeter Respect Festival. Music from around the World including the Congo, Egypt and Uganda came to the South West of England to promote multiculturalism and to celebrate diversity. Exeter, UK. 05/06/2010

in Arts & Entertainment, on the 5th of June 2010

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Dancer from Zambula performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

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Indian girl. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

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Belly dancer from Mazaj performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

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Moussa Kouyate performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

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Girl on a slide at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

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Roxanne de Bastion performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

ID: 348849

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Tug of war at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

ID: 348843

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Bragatanga performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

ID: 348850

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Belly dancer from Mazaj performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

ID: 348847

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Solarference performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

ID: 348854

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Dancer from Zambula performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

ID: 348852

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Singer and drummer from Zambula performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

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Voices in Common Choir performing at the Exeter Respect Festival 2010. Exeter, England. 05/06/2010

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Performances and action from this year Exeter Respect Festival. Music and dance from around the World including the Congo, Egypt and Uganda came to the South West of England to take part in Exeter City's annual celebration of diversity when we use performing and creative arts to promote multi-cultural understanding and say no to racism and all forms of prejudice.

Zambula, Mazaj, Moussa Kouyate, Roxanne de Bastion, Bragatanga, Solarference and Voices in Common Choir were just some of the acts who were performing.