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Wiki-inventory for living heritage
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kermesse
open-air theatre
vanhojen tanssit
National Sleepy Head Day
Mother's Day in Finland
Finnish the 1st of May
berry picking
African music and dance in Finland
Celebrating Valentine's Day in Finland
communal work
salty licorice
leimarit
särä tradition in Helsinki
körtti hymn singing
rössypottu
Crucession
Karelian folkdance
Rautalammi market
Pessimism days of Puolanka
cross-country skiing in unbroken snow
sautéed reindeer
Market of Plassi
Shrove Tuesday
nature hobby
Summer market in Somerniemi
bread tradition
ryijy
poor man statue
Nivala Rebellion Week
allotment
Narvan Markkinat
Market of Mikkeli
May Day concert of Narvan Soittokunta
mämmi
mykyrokka
music playschool
St. Urho’s Day
gold mining in Lapland
Matti and Teppo -jokes
scoop net fishing
traditional leather tanning
Karelian pasty
hunting with the Finnish Spitz
Juhannus
infant baptism
log driving
the culture of the engineering students
aviation tradition of Helsinki-Malmi Airport
Children’s the first of May
nålebinding
gymnastics
dyeing textiles with natural dyes
Finnic paganism
reindeer herding
stowage of cellulose bales
rotina tradition
Finnish-Swedish folk dance
Ingrian röntyskä
dam hunting in Iijoki
New Year celebrations in Finland
Venetian Festival
Hobby horsing
pea soup
lamentation
trick-or-treating on Holy Saturday in western Finland
duck, duck, goose
hydrotherapy of Uoti
coffee culture in Finland
rye cutting and threshing using traditional methods
yllättäjäiset
felting
heavy metal
Christmasvalko
Finnish wedding traditions
Making of shingle baskets from pulled shingles
Weaving of net bags
Shrove sunday of Taivaskallio
cheesesoup tradition
Tavastian banquet
ballade
ghost story
Finnish purpuri dance
the roasting of skewer salmon at Marjeta's Feast
Sámi handicrafts tradition
clubrus work tradition in Kruunupyy
seasonal fishing tradition
Finnish Easter celebrations
haymaking event during the Koli hiking week
devil's lights of Paasvesi
Easter bonfire in Seurasaari
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