• Source: Finncon

Finncon is the largest science fiction convention in Finland and, with up to 15,000 participants, one of the largest SF conventions in Europe. Finncon is unique among SF conventions because it has no ticket/membership fee, and is funded primarily on various cultural grants as well as income from traders. The event is organised annually in different cities in Finland.
From 2003 to 2009 and in 2011 the convention included the anime convention Animecon, which boosted the convention's attendance and public visibility significantly. Since then the conventions have separated, and the future of the Finnish Animecon is currently uncertain beyond the 2011 combined Finncon-Animecon.
Finncon 2021 was cancelled due to logistical difficulties of conducting a large scale event during the COVID-19 pandemic while adhering to the event's ethos and criteria of being open to international communities.
Finncon alternates between different cities in Finland without a formal rota. Recently the event has been held almost every year, but occasionally a year is skipped if no city is found to host the event that year.




Finncons






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External links



Finncon website
Finncon 2018

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Joe Haldeman
• Elizabeth Hand
• Finncon
• Turku Science Fiction Society
• Petri Hiltunen
• Caitlin Sweet
• Lauren Beukes
• David Langford
• Richard Stallman
• Tähtifantasia Award
• Peter Watts (author)
• Jeff VanderMeer