The Riddu Riđđu market wants to create a market based on the old market traditions where people can meet with their products, buy and sell in an atmospheric market environment. On the market we want to sell handicrafts and Sami products, various craft products, art, the North-Norwegian natural herbs, juices, etc. Welcome – Bures boahtin Riddu Riđđui!

Riddu Riđđu relies on our wonderful volunteers to help conduct the festival each summer in wonderful Manndalen/Kåfjord, and this year is no exception. We need YOUR help to different tasks and will be grateful if you join the team.

Being a volunteer for the Riddu Riđđu festival gives you a unique opportunity to experience the the festival on the inside and often gives you more exciting experiences than regular audience got. The Riddu Riđđu festival want to take good care of those who work for the festival and therefore offers all their volunteers food and beverage, Riddu t-shirt and festival pass for the entire festival. As a volunteer you have to work minimum 16 hours, do your best at work and enjoy being a part of the Riddu Riđđu team.

Sign up as a volunteer today!

Riddu Riđđu invites to a seminar about the challenges of climate change and how this affects the world`s indigenous peoples.

Melting permafrost, snow and ice, mountain glaciers and the Greenland Ice Sheet disappearing. Increased shipping traffic, new available areas for petroleum exploration, changes in fish migration patterns, impact on the ecosystem and change in land use, more extreme weather, forest fires and desertification. Climate change affects indigenous peoples! What can we do to adapt and live with the changing climate?

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The Riddu Riđđu Festival invites for the 14th time indigenous youths from around the world to participate at the Indigenous Youth Gathering (IYG) 11 - 15 July 2012.