The Biggest Wappu in Finland

I ❤️ Wappu

I ❤️ Wappu is coming, get ready! This year, Wappu will remind us of the importance of love starting 14 April!

The Biggest Wappu in Finland is, yet again, bigger than ever before! This love-filled Wappu lasts 18 days, during which we get to enjoy a huge cluster of 125 events! As Cupid’s arrows hit you, you may take part in the Teemutour and earn one of the following achievements:

  • ♥️ Emäteemu (23)
  • 💕 Wappuhäslä (16)
  • 🥰 Wappulusmu (8)

The Teemutour is renewed this year! The Emäteemu-title can only be achieved by attending Teemutour events. In addition to Teemutour events, Wappu includes Stamp events, and by attending those, you can earn the Wappuhäslä or Wappulusmu titles. You can choose the events you love the most. You can make the most of Wappu by attending events in the company you love most, be it by yourself, with someone special or a big group✨

More info on Teemutour and Stamp events can be found on dear Wappu’s website, Instagram and from the Telegram info channel of the Biggest Wappu in Finland. We hope you find the answers to all your questions about taking part in Wappu. See you at Etunurtsi on 14 April 😘

Follow Wappu on social media

The Biggest Wappu in Finland has an official Telegram information channel – join via this link!

The Biggest Wappu in Finland has its own Instagram account @suomensuurinwappu.

Wappu is on TikTok, as well, with the handle @suomensuurinwappu.

Wappu events

Find the whole Wappu calendar on Wappu’s website!

Teemutour 2026

  • 14.4. T1A (K)ick-Off
  • 14.4. T1B Revelation of Tamppi
  • 15.4. T2A Wappuquiz
  • 15.4. T2B High Heel Run
  • 15.4. T2C Interdiscplinary Speed Friending
  • 16.4. T3 Wappu MoviE
  • 16.4. T4 Creative Wappu
  • 17.4. T5 Food, Drink and Karaoke
  • 18.4. T6A Tupsula Open Air
  • 18.4. T6B Wappu Exchange
  • 19.4. T7 The night of Lowe
  • 20.4. T8A Wappu Cuppi
  • 20.4. T8B WappuDance
  • 21.4. T9 UNICEF-walk
  • 21.4. T10 Etunurtsi Challenge
  • 22.4. T11 Academic Paper Airplane World Championships
  • 22.4. T12 Academic löyly-throwing European championship
  • 23.4. T13 The wettest SIMA competition of Wappu
  • 24.4. T14 Last Day of School
  • 24.4. T15 WappuWision
  • 25.4. T16A KumipelausISO & MegaBBQFestival
  • 25.4. T16B Paw Therapy
  • 26.4. T17 Wappuradio LIVE!
  • 27.4. T18A Wappu-Bic
  • 27.4. T18B VIP-baseball
  • 28.4. T19 Treasure hunt
  • 28.4. T20 WappuPicnic & Konttireivit
  • 29.4. T21 WappuOlympIAlaiset
  • 30.4. T22 The Oath of Wappu
  • 1.5. T23 Wappu warm-up
  • 1.5. Return Wapunkaato

Stamp events 2026

  • 15.4. Tinkering Sauna
  • 15.4. RandomWideo-GameTournament
  • 16.4. Wappu Boffering
  • 16.4. Paint, Pitch & Wine
  • 17.4. Academic Yatzy World Championships
  • 17.4. Big Drinking Twister
  • 18.4. Tampereen Opiskelijapuolikas
  • 20.4. Mega Singing Evening
  • 20.4. Battle night
  • 21.4. GeoGuessr Herwanta Championship
  • 21.4. Nousut
  • 24.4. Rap n’ Street Basketball
  • 24.4. Drinking Game Orienteering
  • 25.4. Wappukyykkä
  • 27.4. Wabbugoncerddi Wabbugoncerd
  • 28.4. Karvanoppanevosto’s Terrace appro
  • 29.4. PAH’s Wappu concert

About Wappu

Wappu has been celebrated since the Middle Ages and it has been a central part of student culture for several decades. Wappu is an essential part of student culture in Tampere, if not even its core. For many of us, Wappu is a kind of a milestone that usually marks the end of the academic year and the transition to summer. Wappu is a celebration of all of us, and it is meant for all of us.

The mixture of events that lasts more than two weeks consists of several different events that are open to all students. The Biggest Wappu in Finland brings together the Wappu events of the associations operating within the student union, where there is definitely something for every taste. Wappu looks like what associations make it. There are traditionally more than a hundred events in the Wappu calendar, which makes Wappu in Tampere the biggest one in Finland. Wappu is, above all, spending time together, and there is no end in sight to this tradition.

Banner picture: Sanni Jokioja / TT-kamerat