Durham Miners' Gala

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The Durham Miners' Gala is a historic annual celebration in Durham, England, that brings together miners, trade unionists, and communities with parades, banners, brass bands, and political speeches.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual event
labour movement festival
political demonstration
alsoKnownAs The Big Meeting
associatedWith British labour movement
Labour Party (UK)
National Union of Mineworkers
coal mining
country United Kingdom
experiencedInterruption COVID-19 pandemic
World War I
World War II
hasActivity banner processions
brass band performances
parades
political speeches
religious service
hasAudienceSize one of the largest trade union gatherings in Europe
tens of thousands of people
hasCulturalSignificance major working-class cultural event in North East England
symbol of mining heritage in County Durham
hasEndPoint Durham Racecourse rally
hasHeritageStatus important part of intangible cultural heritage of County Durham
hasMainTheme labour rights
social justice
trade unionism
working-class solidarity
hasMusicGenre brass band music
hasProcessionRoute through Durham city centre
hasVenue Durham Cathedral
Durham Racecourse
heldInMonth July
inception 1871
locatedIn County Durham
Durham, England
notableFor colliery lodge banners
large trade union banners
mass participation
organisedBy Durham Miners' Association
politicalAlignment left-wing
resumedAfter COVID-19 pandemic
World War I
World War II
typicalAttendees local communities
miners
politicians
trade unionists
typicalFrequency annual

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Durham hasCulturalEvent Durham Miners' Gala
Durham Miners' Association hasNotableEvent Durham Miners' Gala
Durham Miners' Association hasOrgan Durham Miners' Gala