Federation of European Carnival Cities - Conventions

Conventions

Year City/Country Participants
1981, 1st Patras Carnival (Greece) 17 Participants
1982, 2nd Syros (Greece) 31 Participants
1983, 3rd Cephalonia/Zakyntos(Greece) 66 Participants
1984, 4th Samos (Greece) 35 Participants
1985, 5th Kos/Patmos (Greece) 34 Participants
1986, 6th Kalymnos/Leros (Greece) 31 Participants
1987, 7th Maltese Carnival (Malta) 48 Participants
1988, 8th Rep. Trinidad & Tobago and Barbados 92 Participants
1989, 9th Sta.Cruz de Tenerife (Spain) 102 Participants
1990, 10th Patras Carnival (Greece) 130 Participants
1991, 11th Rosas (Spain) 132 Participants
1992, 12th Aalborg (Denmark) 131 Participants
1993, 13th Curaçao (Netherlands Antilles) 156 Participants
1994, 14th Norkopin (Sweden) 102 Participants
1995, 15th Maltese Carnival (Malta) 102 Participants
1996, 16th Maribor/Ptuj (Slovenia) 81 Participants
1997, 17th Aruba (West Indies) 116 Participants
1998, 18th Strumica (Macedonia)StrumicaCarnival 78 Participants
1999, 19th Dubrovnik (Croatia) 108 Participants
2000, 20th Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Spain) 229 Participants
2001, 21st Saint Petersburg/ Pskov (Russia) 244 Participants
2002, 22nd Kraków (Poland) 184 Participants
2003, 23rd Ovar (Portugal) 252 Participants
2004, 24th Pernik (Bulgaria) 132 Participants
2005, 25th Nadur Carnival, Gozo (Malta) 450 Participants
2006, 26th Novi Vinodolski /Rijeka Carnival (Croatia) 320 Participants
2007, 27th Sousse (Tunisia) 395 Participants
2008, 28th Ploermel (France) TBA
2009, 29th Kotor- Budva (Montenegro) 198
2010, 30th Patras (Greece) TBA
2011, 31st Vrnjacka Banja (Serbia) TBA


Also forthcoming


2012 32nd FECC Convention in Prilep Macedonia

2013 33nd FECC Convention in Yambol (Bulgaria)

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