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Professor Hutton points out that the with the spread of Christianity in Mediterranean countries, Easter became the principal festival of the year – but in northern Europe, the colder, darker winters meant there was still a need for merrymaking at midwinter. “The habits of a midwinter festivity had come by the dawn of history…to seem a natural one to the British,” he says.
Some practices which we may think of as ancient are, according to Professor Hutton s researches, fairly recent or in any event, there is no evidence for them, and they are not mentioned, before a relatively late date. The exchange of gifts has been a feature throughout much of the history of midwinter celebrations, although the exact timing anywhere between 17 December and 6 January has moved over time.
It prominently displays the Nike logo and incorporates the classic Fruity Pebbles brand colors. This attention to detail adds to the overall experience and makes it a collectible item for both cereal and sneaker enthusiasts alike. The cereal itself consists of crispy rice cereal pieces in vibrant colors, including red, orange, yellow, purple, and green.
Midwinter Revels – A Celebration of the Solstice
“Long before there was a Christmas, man celebrated at this time of the year upon noticing the return of the sun to higher elevations in the sky. Pagan rituals sprang up around this event, later to become tangled with Christian lore, which called for a celebration at a nearly identical date. Folk dances, songs, and plays often blended and blurred the pagan and Christian traditions. The result was a unique type of expression that was both wild and holy.”
-John Langstaff (Taken from the first Christmas Revels program note, 1971)
This year we are using the title “Midwinter Revels” to more accurately describe our seasonal celebration which, this year, will feature Irish, Mexican and Jewish cultures.
A Revels Christmas is unique. To more accurately describe the popular annual event, “The Christmas Revels” might have been written with a small “c .“ As imagined by its founder, Jack Langstaff, Christmas Revels was a hybrid communal celebration created from two powerful elements – the first being the oldest known and near-universal festival in the northern hemisphere, the winter solstice, and the second, a festival that was a big deal in the Langstaff family – Christmas. The ensuing 50 years of joyful theatrical and musical events brought those two elements together creating a distinctive perennial event entitled: “The Christmas Revels – a celebration of the winter solstice.” Inevitably, audiences have shortened it to “The Christmas Revels.” That abbreviation has been handy, but over the years has influenced potential audiences, schools, and funders who may reasonably have perceived Revels as a faith-based organization. By contrast, the Christian narrative tangled with its pagan roots is told in Revels more as folktale than as dogma. Carols and rounds are sung with emphasis on the pleasure of community singing rather than as articles of faith, and the deep mysteries of life, death, and regeneration expressed in music, ritual, and drama are acknowledged as involving all of humanity irrespective of race, creed or religion.
At this half-century mark of Revels history, we are engaged, along with every other arts organization, in a period of introspection, learning, and change as we address issues of systemic racism, inequality, and unintended bias within our organizations. Although in the past we have invited and included performers and material of all faith backgrounds under the banner of The Christmas Revels, we are taking the opportunity this year to emphasize the inclusive nature of this unique Revels hybrid. We hope that you will join with us in joyfully widening our circle of friends and community.
Great joy to the new!
Patrick Swanson
Artistic Director
Patrick Swanson
Artistic Director
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Reviews for "Magical Kicks: The Fruity Pebbles Nike CSReal Sneaker"
1. John - 2/5 stars
The Magic Fruity Pebbles Nike Cereal was a huge disappointment for me. I had high hopes for the flavor combination, but it fell flat. The fruity taste was barely noticeable, and it didn't have that magic touch that I was expecting. I found the cereal to be too sweet for my liking, and it left an artificial aftertaste in my mouth. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this cereal to anyone who is looking for a delicious and enjoyable breakfast experience.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars
I tried the Magic Fruity Pebbles Nike Cereal and I have to say, it was one of the worst cereals I've ever had. The flavor was off-putting, and it tasted more like a chemical concoction than actual food. It had an artificial sweetness that made it almost inedible. Additionally, the texture was incredibly soggy, even when eaten immediately after pouring milk. I regret spending my money on this cereal and I definitely won't be buying it again.
3. Mike - 2/5 stars
The Magic Fruity Pebbles Nike Cereal didn't live up to the hype for me. While it had a unique and eye-catching packaging, the taste was lacking. The fruity flavor was overpowering and artificial, almost like eating a bag of candy rather than a bowl of cereal. The cereal also became mushy quickly, losing its crunchiness. I wouldn't consider this cereal to be a breakfast staple, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone seeking a satisfying and balanced cereal experience.