Europeade

• 1964 Antwerp, Belgium • 1965 Dortmund, West Germany • 1966 Antwerp, Belgium • 1967 Valencia, Spain • 1968 Antwerp, Belgium • 1969 Marche-en-Famenne, Belgium • 1970 Herzogenaurach, West Germany • 1971 Antwerp, Belgium • 1972 Annecy, France • 1973 Nuoro, Italy • 1974 Antwerp, Belgium • 1975 Marbella, Spain • 1976 Annecy, France • 1977 Nuoro, Italy • 1978 Vienna, Austria • 1979 Antwerp, Belgium • 1980 Schwalmstadt, West Germany • 1981 Martigny, Switzerland • 1982 Gijón, Spain • 1983 Vienna, Austria • 1984 Rennes, France • 1985 Turin, Italy • 1986 Figueira da Foz, Portugal • 1987 Munich, West Germany • 1988 Antwerp, Belgium • 1989 Libourne, France • 1990 Valladolid, Spain • 1991 Rennes, France • 1992 Figueira da Foz, Portugal • 1993 Horsens, Denmark • 1994 Frankenberg, Germany • 1995 Valencia, Spain • 1996 Turin, Italy • 1997 Martigny, Switzerland • 1998 Rennes, France • 1999 Bayreuth, Germany • 2000 Horsens, Denmark • 2001 Zamora, Spain • 2002 Antwerp, Belgium • 2003 Nuoro, Italy • 2004 Riga, Latvia • 2005 Quimper, France • 2006 Zamora, Spain • 2007 Horsens, Denmark • 2008 Martigny, Switzerland • 2009 Klaipėda Lithuania • 2010 Bolzano, Italy • 2011 Tartu, Estonia • 2012 Padua, Italy • 2013 Gotha, Germany • 2014 Kielce, Poland • 2015 Helsingborg, Sweden • 2016 Namur, Belgium • 2017 Turku, Finland • 2018 Viseu, Portugal • 2019 Frankenberg an der Eder, Germany • 2022 Klaipėda, Lithuania • 2023 Gotha, Germany • 2024 Nuoro, Italy • 2025 cancelled 2020 and 2021 were cancelled and held virtually due to Covid-19. == Participation by country ==

For the Europeade 2008 in Martigny (Switzerland) some two hundred groups registered. Their countries of origin were as follows: • 27 groups from Germany • 26 groups from Spain and Belgium • 16 groups from Latvia • 15 groups from each Estonia, France and Italy • 10 groups from Hungary • 9 groups from Lithuania • 8 groups from the Czech Republic • 7 groups from Portugal • 5 groups from Denmark • 3 groups from each Ireland, The Netherlands, Romania and Sweden • two groups from each Bulgaria, Cyprus, Finland, Greece and the United Kingdom • one group from each Armenia, Austria, Georgia, Greenland and Luxembourg • also the host country Switzerland was represented by only one group • there were no groups from Iceland, Norway, Poland, Slovakia and Former Yugoslavia, despite the strong folk tradition of those countries. For the Europeade 2011 in Tartu (Estonia) over hundred groups registered. Their countries of origin were as follows: • 34 groups from Estonia • 21 groups from Latvia • 13 groups from Finland • 12 groups from Germany • 8 groups from each Italy and Belgium • 5 groups from each Lithuania and Czech Republic • 3 groups from each Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Sweden and Turkey • 2 groups from each Slovakia, Cyprus and Denmark • 1 group from each Austria, Switzerland, France, Greenland, Hungary, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Slovenia and United Kingdom • there were no groups from Iceland, Belarus, Poland, Ukraine and Moldova, despite the strong folk tradition of those countries. ==Notes==