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Women's History Month at Europeana

   

March marks Women's History Month and at Europeana, we dedicate space to recognising the contributions of women throughout history and contemporary society. ♀️ 


Visit our website to explore and learn more about notable women that shaped history.

   
   
   
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Celebrity food stories

The food we eat does more than nourish us. Recipes and dishes tell stories about the people who created them, wrote them down or were honoured by them. From royals to painters, kitchen apprentices to ballet dancers, explore our menu and find out the origins of some of our best-loved dishes.

   
   
   
   
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Le Comte de Buffon: A scientist from Burgundy at the Jardin du Roi

   

A contemporary of Voltaire, Rousseau and Montesquieu, Georges Louis Leclerc (1707 - 1788), known as the Comte de Buffon, was one of the most important scientists of that period. Buffon is known for his work and especially for his words. Today Diderot is more famous than Buffon, but this was not the case in the 18th century. Find out more about how Georges Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon, became one of the leading scientists of the Age of Enlightenment.

   
   
   

Digital Storytelling Festival - save the date

   

This year's Digital Storytelling Festival will take place from 13 - 14 May 2025! Our Online Creative Residency will be back too and we are organising an information session tomorrow, 26 February 2025 at 3pm CET. You can still join!

A Save the Date for DIGITAL Storytelling Festival, 13-14 May 2025
   
   
   

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Carnival

   

The period from Epiphany (January 6) to Ash Wednesday, marks the start of Lent, and is called carnival. In European culture, this period is traditionally associated with joyful celebrations and feasts.

   
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The ball season

   

In the 19th century, balls were the most important social events of the carnival season, which ran from early January to mid-February. Most balls had a long tradition and an almost identical programme year after year.

   
   
   
   
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Create a gallery, save your favourite items

Whether you are working on a creative project, need to collect material for your research or just want to have some fun curating cultural heritage, creating a Europeana account allows you to save your favourite items and create public and private galleries.

   
   
   

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