Historical festival project record

The record as it stands

Counts are computed from the archive records at page render, not written by hand.

Projects

2

Edition records

12

Published measurements

13

Distinct measure types

9

Source records

28

Documented performers

497

Media records

33

Edition years 2009 to 2017. Measure types present: economic-output, employment, labor-income, paid-attendance, production-cost, reported-total-attendance, study-attendance, ticket-price, value-added-income. Unlike measures are recorded separately and never merged; an edition with no published figure carries no measurement row.

Variables measured

• Project slug, name, locality, region and documented period
• Edition year, printed start and end dates, and day count
• Venue and place as the sources stated them
• Documented roster segments and headline entries, each with a source identifier
• Attendance and economic measurements with measure type, value as printed, attributing party and caveat
• Documented person roles with the sources that support them
• Ownership or operating notes affecting how an edition should be read
• Source ledger: publisher, title, URL, publication date, tier and what each source supports
• Media metadata: URL, credit, rights and archive link

What this dataset cannot show

• Every figure is reproduced as published. None was independently audited, and most originate with the producers of the events or with reporting derived from them.
• Unlike measures are never merged and no trend, index or per-edition impact estimate is computed from these records.
• Editions with no published attendance or economic figure carry no measurement row. The absence records the state of the public record, not a value of zero.
• Roster segments are the entries the sources named. They are not certified complete lineups.
• Media rows are metadata and links; rights remain with the named creators and publishers.

Release notes

Aug 24, 2026

First release of the historical project record, generated from the same archive the project pages render.

Access

The record is released in full. Both files are generated from the same typed archive the project pages render, so a figure here and a row in a download cannot diverge. The JSON release carries every edition with its lineups, source ledger and media metadata; the CSV flattens the published measurements only, one measurement per row with its measure type and source attached.

• Full archive: editions, lineups, measurements, sources and media metadataJSON
• Published measurements only, one per rowCSV