PyCon Finland 2025
Friday, 17 October 2025 — Jyväskylä — PyCon is back in Finland — this year as part of the Plone Conference 2025!
Plone CMS is one of the oldest big Python projects out there (anybody remember Zope, which powers it?) and has been powering websites and web based solutions for over 20 years. University of Jyväskylä has as long a history with Plone and Python also.
This year, in cooperation with active pythonistas in Finland, we are bringing back PyCon Finland! Inside the week-long Plone Conference, we dedicate Friday October 17th, with dedicated single-day ticket, to cater content specifically to pythonistas out there.
Call for talk proposals for PyCon Finland 2025 is Now Open!
We're sharing the Call for Proposals (CfP) with Plone Conference 2025. Check out the CfP details and deadlines — or jump right in and submit your proposal.
When filling out the form, please look for and check the box labeled: "Yes, this is for PyCon Finland October 17, 2025".
We welcome all great topics and have room for up to three parallel tracks, depending on the number of quality proposals we receive.
Considering our international Plone Conference attendees, we expect up to 300 participants at PyCon Finland 2025.
With a special one day ticket, you will get access to talks, keynote and lightning talks during the day.
PS. If you like, hang around for the weekend to join the sprint, programming and learning more. And if you really like, your are welcome to stay for the whole conference week :)
The program will be published along with the Plone Conference program, once ready.
The program for PyCon Finland will begin late enough (~ 11:15) to be accessible by morning trains to Jyväskylä, and will conclude before the evening trains back (~ 18:00).
PyCon Finland 2025 takes place at the beautiful lakeside campus of University of Jyväskylä.
Asko Soukka announces PyCon Finland in Helsinki in Helsinki Python meetup on April 15, 2025.
In Finnish - Plone-konferenssi 2025
Rikupekka, Asko, Jussi and Miro talk about Plone, their experience with it and the community, and why to join the next Conference in Jyväskylä, Finland. The talk is is Finnish.
