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Canadian Tulip Festival

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Canadian Tulip tigiri
tulip festival
Native labelCanadian Tulip Festival Maale eŋ
PaaloŋCanada Maale eŋ
Located in the administrative territorial entityOttawa Maale eŋ
Email addressmailto:info@tulipfestival.ca Maale eŋ
Official websitehttps://tulipfestival.ca/ Maale eŋ

A Canadian Tulip Festival e la a tulip tigiri na maŋ taa diibu a May zaa a Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. A tigiri ŋa e la a world's largest tulip festival, na wulo million tulips,[1] ane tigiri diribe naŋ na baŋ pare noba 650,000 yuoni zaa.[2] A tulips wulibu kpoŋ maŋ taa la eebo a teŋɛŋ zaa, ka a kpoŋ zie maŋ pukyaare a Commissioners Park na be a shores ko a Dow's Lake, ane a Rideau Canal neŋ 300,000 tulips na be a be a yoŋ.[3]

  • Commissioners Park
  • Beechwood National Military Cemetery

Attraction sites

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  • National Gallery of Canada
  • Royal Canadian Mint
  • Library and Archives Canada
  • Canadian War Museum

Yelnyɔgere

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  • 1994: A Tribute to the Origin Country of the Tulip - Turkey
  • 1995: The Friendship That Flowered - 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands
  • 1996: Floral Tribute to Nice
  • 1997: Floral Artistry of Japan
  • 1998: A Celebration of Canada's Provinces and Territories
  • 1999: Between Friends
  • 2000: Tulips 2000: A Capital Celebration!
  • 2001: Tulips Forever! A Salute to Britain
  • 2002: Tulipmania! 50th Anniversary
  • 2003: G'day Australia – Tulips Down Under
  • 2004: Canada's Tulip Experience
  • 2005: A Celebration of Peace and Friendship
  • 2006: Tulips 2006 – World Flower Rendezvous!
  • 2007: "CelebrIDÉE A Celebration of Ideas" inaugural year
  • 2008: Where Ideas Bloom
  • 2009: The Tulip Route
  • 2010: "Liberation" - The 65th anniversary of the liberation of Europe
  • 2011: "Kaleidoscope" - A celebration of Spring awakening through colour, culture and community
  • 2012: The Festival celebrates its 60th anniversary with “60 years of Tulip Friendship”.
  • 2013: “Cirque de Liberation”
  • 2014: “Floral Extravaganza”
  • 2015: “Tulip Liberation” celebrates the 70th Anniversary of the Liberation of Holland through colour, culture and community!
  • 2016: "Urban Tulip" - at Aberdeen Pavilion
  • 2017: “One Tulip – One Canada” The Festival's 65th edition takes place during Canada's 150th
  • 2018: "A World of Tulips"
  • 2019: ReRooted
  • 2020: Liberation75 (Held Online during CoVid19)
  • 2021: Liberation 75+1 and Rembrandt & Dutch Masters
  • 2022: 70th Anniversary
  • 2023: The Canadian Tulip Legacy
  • 2024: Royal Canadian Air Force Centennial Celebrations
  • 2025: Celebrating 80 Years of Liberation with the Canadian Army
  • 2026: (no specific theme)

Meŋ kaa kyɛ

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  • Liberation Day (A Netherlands)
  • Canada–Netherlands relations
  • National Tulip Day ko a Netherlands
  • National Canadian Liberation Monument

Sommo yizie

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Ziiri mine liŋkiri

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  1. ↑ "Tulip Times" (PDF). p. 4. Archived from the original (PDF) on June 1, 2010. Retrieved October 12, 2010.
  2. ↑ "Showcasing Canada's Capital Region" (Press release). Canadian Tulip Festival. 2007. Archived from the original on 2007-05-14. Retrieved 2007-05-18.
  3. ↑ NCC