Spring Spree

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Spring Spree is an annual three-day festival held by the students of the National Institute of Technology, Warangal, India. It began when the class of 1982 (thereafter known as the "Spring Spree batch") came up with the idea of holding a festival that would allow people with various talents from all over the country to meet, compete and enjoy themselves. Now, more than 25 years old, Spring Spree has grown to be ranked among the major festivals of Andhra Pradesh and India. Spring Spree is usually a three day event held between February and March of every year.

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The logo of Spring Spree for 2011

Competitions

Competitions in various genres are a big part of Spring Spree, giving the participants an opportunity to present their talents to a national audience. Along with organized contests in various fields, many "informal" events are definite crowd pullers with their ad lib performances.

Music

Art

Dance and Dramatics

Literary and Debating

Quizzing

Workshops

Pioneers of various fields help you love and learn more about your favourite hobbies. This year we have the following workshops

  1. Bboying/Bgirling Workshop (By the German Zeb.Roc.Ski)
  2. Graffiti workshop (Top 10 Graffiti Artist in the World LOOMIT)
  3. Photography Workshop (Celebrity Photographer - Munish Khanna)
  4. Acting Workshop (By Lalit Parimoo)

Pronites

'Pro Shows' are live performances on stage and are among the spotlight events of Spring Spree. This platform has seen the likes of Drum Cafe who performed at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics and Dr. Sobha Naidu, the classical dance maestro.

Organization

The Spring Spree is a student festival, solely conducted by the student community of the college. Spring Spree has its core committee of students who are designated core areas of responsibility, thus making the whole process function specific. The core areas are

  1. Sponsorship
  2. Publicity
  3. Event Management
  4. Logistics
  5. Hospitality

A student coordinator oversees the Spree work and works in close conjunction with a university-appointed staff advisor.


See also