I saw your post and thought you might want to know something about Danish festivals. Well I have I school festival (I do not know what it is called).
My class and I went to Randers in Jutland last year and had a great time; it was so nice to see so many pupils from other schools. Some girls and boys from my class and some from the class above our class W H
6th grade. We met them at the festival, and they were so nice and friendly. My best friend and I met two of them afterwards in Copenhagen, and we went to the cinema. It is just so sad that they cannot make it this year, so I guess we have to find some other friends. We had a lot of fun time at the festival, we ate dinner every day, but there were a very long queue to the food. I remember playing football with boys and swinging over a swamp in a rope, (it was a lake with a lot of duckweed). This year it will take place in a city called Haslev. I hope I get a chance to catch up with my big sister, she lives with her husband and her new born child in Haslev. Because she lives that far away, I do not see them that much. If I went to a Danish festival, I would hope that Avicii, Imagine Dragons, Calvin Harris, Maroon 5, Kygo and Sam Smith were performing on that festival. I think they make great music and I really enjoy listening to their songs. Actually, I would not recommend Danish festivals, because Danish songwriters and singers are very bad, in my opinion. I I I E
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