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It's me, Cathy – thousands pay tribute to Kate Bush classic
United Kingdom🎭 Culture13 hr. ago

It's me, Cathy – thousands pay tribute to Kate Bush classic

Thousands of people gathered in Yorkshire's Brontë country to recreate the music video for Kate Bush's 1978 song 'Wuthering Heights,' inspired by Emily Brontë's novel. Participants dressed in red robes and long black wigs, with some traveling from as far as Australia to join the annual event known as 'The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever.' The event, held on Penistone Hill near the Brontë parsonage in Haworth, raised funds for local and national charities including Women's Aid and Friends of Brontë Country. Organizers noted the event sold out quickly, with tickets snapped up within 90 seconds, highlighting its popularity among fans of the literary and musical legacy of the Brontë sisters.

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It's me, Cathy – thousands pay tribute to Kate Bush classic

Thousands of people gathered in Yorkshire's Brontë country to recreate the music video for Kate Bush's 1978 song 'Wuthering Heights,' inspired by Emily Brontë's novel. Participants dressed in red robes and long black wigs, with some traveling from as far as Australia to join the annual event known as 'The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever.' The event, held on Penistone Hill near the Brontë parsonage in Haworth, raised funds for local and national charities including Women's Aid and Friends of Brontë Country. Organizers noted the event sold out quickly, with tickets snapped up within 90 seconds, highlighting its popularity among fans of the literary and musical legacy of the Brontë sisters.

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