Converse of object

• organize: Part of their fund raising efforts included organizing a garden fete, raising the grand total of £ 746.

• hold: Hold an art fete Give an art twist to a summer event already planned.

• open: Find out who won the draw to open the fete!

• attend: An invitation had been received to attend the church hall fete on 17 th June 2006.

• include: There is an events calendar which includes fetes and festivals, together with a section on business tourism.

Adjective modifier

• annual: An annual fete is held on August Bank Holiday.

• numerous: Most of the towns and villages in the Languedoc region hold numerous fetes and festivals during the year.

• traditional: It is part of a traditional village fete with something for all the family to enjoy on the day.

• local: We should warn you â these range from the local village fete to the Chelsea Flower Show!

• various: During the season various local fetes or celebrations occur around this interesting harbourside.

• small: Some promoters worked in partnership sharing major artists that helped in raising the profile of the smaller fetes.

Modifies a noun

• committee: Before the interval we were gently introduced to the cast of characters as they held a fete committee meeting.

• day: Any mugs remaining by fete day will be available, subject to a donation, on a first come, first served basis.

Noun used with modifier

• village: The village fete is a good event with which to link.

• summer: They were holding their annual summer fete in the aptly named local campsite, Scout Park.

• garden: He started the summer season with a visit to the garden fete held by Our Lady of Douglas Church.

• church: For 23 years from 1982 he produced an annual film for the local church fete.

• school: A balloon he had released at his school fete was found by the Prime Minister!