| Party name
|
Location
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Years
|
Description
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| 7DX Party
|
Istanbul, Turkey
|
2002–2013
|
7DX is an annual demoparty that has been held since 2002 in Turkey. It is Turkey's first demo party that consists of demo-oriented competitions.
|
| Alternative Party
|
Helsinki, Finland
|
1998–
|
An alternative party visited mostly by demo scene veterans.
|
| Arok Party
|
Ajka, Hungary
|
1999–
|
8-bit party, held each summer.
|
| Art Engine
|
São Paulo, Brazil
|
2012
|
The second Brazilian demoparty ever organized.
|
| Assembly
|
Helsinki, Finland
|
1992–
|
One of the longest-running demo parties in the world. Associated with Boozembly.
|
| Bizarre
|
Etten-Leur, Netherlands
|
1994–2000
|
First PC demo party in The Netherlands. 1994 in Nijmegen, rest in Etten-Leur.
|
| Blockparty
|
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
|
2007–2010
|
During its run, the largest stand-alone demo party in the United States.
|
| Breakpoint
|
Bingen, Germany
|
2003–2010
|
Formerly the world's largest "scene-only" demoparty, successor of the Mekka & Symposium party series. Followed by Revision.
|
| Chaos Constructions
|
Saint Petersburg, Russia
|
1999–
|
The largest demoparty in ex-Soviet countries, successor of the Enlight parties.
|
| Coven
|
Adelaide, Australia
|
1995–2001
|
Started at Adelaide Uni then later changed venues to Ngapartji Multimedia Centre. Organised by local groups POP and FTS.
|
| Datastorm
|
Gothenburg, Sweden
|
2010–
|
Amiga/C64 copy party.
|
| DemoJS
|
Paris, France
|
2011–
|
The only demoparty strictly focused on open web technologies.
|
| Demosplash
|
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
|
2011–
|
Hosted by the Carnegie Mellon University Computer Club.
|
| DiHalt
|
Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
|
1999–
|
Second largest demoparty in Russia (after Chaos Constructions).
|
| DreamHack
|
Jönköping, Sweden
|
1994–
|
World's largest LAN-party, with demo events.
|
| Evoke
|
Köln, Germany
|
1997–
|
Demoparty organized by Digitale Kultur
|
| Forever
|
Horna Suca, Slovakia
|
2000–
|
8-bit party, C64, Spectrum and Atari
|
| Function
|
Budapest, Hungary
|
2003–
|
|
| Gardening
|
Patras, Greece
|
1995–1997
|
First demoparty in Greece.
|
| The Gathering
|
Hamar, Norway
|
1992–
|
Norway's largest demoparty, which later became more of a LAN/game-party.
|
| Hackerence
|
Härnösand, Sweden
|
1989–2000
|
Organized by the youth club ComUn (Computer Union).
|
| Horde
|
Udine, Italy
|
2007–
|
A result of a split from the computer event Codex Alpe Adria to focus on demo scene only. It currently is the only 100% pure demo scene event in Italy.
|
| Icons Artparty
|
Helsinki, Finland
|
2007, 2008, 2012–
|
Demoparty and a festival of electronic art.
|
| Kindergarden
|
Haga, Norway
|
1994–
|
The oldest, still running, pure demoparty in the world.
|
| Mekka & Symposium
|
Fallingbostel, Germany
|
1996–2002
|
One of the most respected demoparties. Part of the organizing staff went on to create Breakpoint.
|
| NAID
|
Longueuil, Quebec, Canada
|
1995–1996
|
The first, and to date, largest demoparty in North America.
|
| Nordlicht
|
Bremen, Germany
|
2012–
|
First pure demoscene party in Bremen since the Siliconvention in 1997.
|
| Nullarbor
|
Perth, Australia
|
2005–
|
|
| NVScene
|
San Jose, California, USA
|
2008, 2014, 2015
|
Held in conjunction with Nvision (an nVidia conference) in 2008.
|
| Pilgrimage
|
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
|
2003–2005
|
|
| PixelJam
|
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
|
2011–
|
Runs concurrently with Notacon.
|
| Revision
|
Saarbrücken, Germany
|
2011–
|
The world's largest "scene-only" demoparty, successor of the Breakpoint party series.
|
| Rewired
|
Hasselt, Belgium
|
2008–
|
The only annual demoparty in Belgium.
|
| Saturne Party
|
Paris, France
|
1993–1997
|
|
| Somewhere in Holland
|
Nijmegen, Netherlands
|
1993, 1995
|
Demoparty in The Netherlands.
|
| Sundown
|
Exeter, UK
|
2005–
|
The first UK-based party since 1999.
|
| Syntax Party
|
Melbourne, Australia
|
2007–
|
Melbourne's biggest and (currently) only demoparty.
|
| The Party
|
Aars, Denmark
|
1991–2002
|
One of the oldest and largest parties; abandoned by the demoscene in its final years due to lack of support.
|
| The Ultimate Meeting
|
Griesheim, Germany
|
1999–
|
One of the biggest German demoparties, initially thought as a warm-up meeting for The Party. It finally moved to the same date as The Party when it was clear that The Party became obsolete.
|
| VIP
|
Lyon, France
|
1999–
|
Organized by PoPsY TeAm, this is the only pure demoscene party still ongoing in France.
|
| Wired
|
Mons, Belgium
|
1994–1998
|
|
| X
|
Someren, Netherlands
|
1995–
|
Commodore 64 party, currently held every second year. Last one was on October 24–26, 2014.
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