- In conclusion I’ve found that most of the spikes for the search “festival” come around the same time in June through August and then decrease in the fall. In the United Kingdom the graph spikes to it’s highest point from August 20-26. From August 23-26 there are two music festivals, Reading and Leeds fest, and Creamfields. These events account for the spike on the google trends graph.
- In Denmark there is also a music festival, Roskilde, around the same time the graph spikes in the end of June and early July.
- Ireland is the only country out of the three that has an art and music festival called the Galway International Arts Festival, from July 17-30 and Longitude fest from July 14-16. The graph spikes around mid July, increasing slowly from the Spring. The graph shows the increase in interest of the two festivals.
- With these graphs festivals aren’t the only source of data we can find. Because the graphs spike in the summer we can assume that the weather must be clear and warm if there are outdoor events. So, with these trends we can find events, the dates of the events, weather, and season of the year.
