Riddu Riđđu in Northern Troms, Norway
Riddu Riđđu in Northern Troms, Norway is held on July 14. Celebrated from the second Wednesday of July. This event in the second decade of the month July is annual. 
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Riddu Riđđu Festivàla, meaning “little storm on the coast” in Sami, is one of their ways to establish and strengthen that culture.
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