under the big top

At or indicating the location where a primary or major event, show, or attraction is held. The phrase "big top" comes from the circus, where the "big top" is the main tent. The headline bands are performing under the big top at the music festival this weekend.

See also: big, top

See also:

make big
make it big
eclipse
be in eclipse
big H
big-H
big on
big on (something)
gone to the big (something) in the sky
gone to the big something in the sky

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