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Hello!
Explore upcoming events from across the common European data space for cultural heritage below, including the 2026 edition of the popular Digital Storytelling Festival!
Read on, sign up for events that interest you and don’t forget to keep your eyes on our events page as new ones are added regularly!
We hope to see you at one of our events soon!
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Climate change education through cultural heritage
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8 April, 15:00-16:30 CEST, online Are you interested in helping learners connect with climate issues - not just as abstract science, but as tangible, relatable challenges? If so, join the Europeana Education and Climate Action Communities for a special webinar on using cultural heritage as a powerful resource for teaching about climate change.
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Preparing image collections in the IIIF standard for Europeana
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6 May, 10:00-12:00 CEST, online
This training course, run as part of Europeana Academy, will help you prepare your images for the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF). Applying IIIF allows the sharing and viewing of your image collection online in the best possible quality with a user-friendly zoom function.
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Europeana Writers’ Room - monthly creative writing workshops
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6 May, 15:00-16:00 CEST, online On the first Wednesday of each month we run our Writers’ Room, an hour dedicated to writing and creativity. We use collections available on Europeana.eu to inspire your writing, with a new theme each time. This session will explore curiosity!
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Digital Storytelling Festival
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19-20 May, online It’s back! Our international event encourages cultural heritage professionals, educators, creatives and students from Europe and beyond to boost their storytelling skills and tell stories exploring culture. We aim to inspire participants to create connections between art, culture, history and the contemporary world. It’s free to join, and you can check out the preliminary programme and secure your place now!
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Twin it! Policy Roundtable: 3D and AI for Europe’s culture and heritage
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26 May, 15:30-17:00 (EEST), Limassol, Cyprus The Twin it! Policy Roundtable marks the culmination of the Twin it! Part II campaign on 3D by the Europeana Initiative and the European Commission. In line with the latest EU policy developments and priorities, this Roundtable will focus on the convergence of 3D digitisation and Artificial Intelligence in the cultural heritage sector. This Roundtable will take place as part of the Digital Heritage Summit organised by the UNESCO Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage at the Cyprus University of Technology. Registrations are now open!
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27-28 May, Limassol, Cyprus Join us in person for a two day hackathon at the Cyprus University of Technology to explore and innovate with 3D digital cultural heritage from the Twin it! Part II campaign. The hackathon will mark the culmination of the Twin it! Part II campaign, and is part of the Digital Heritage Summit 2026. Hackit!4EUit will bring together school groups and teachers in one track and heritage and tourism professionals, students, creatives and researchers in a second track.
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Explore events run by projects and partners
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27-29 April, Brussels, Belgium EuroClio Annual Conference 2026 - The EuroClio Annual Conference 2026, ‘History and Hope - Learning for Change’, is organised together with the House of European History. The event will bring together educators, historians, cultural practitioners and leaders in Brussels for three days of dialogue and collaboration. In a time marked by uncertainty, the conference explores how history education can cultivate resilience, critical advocacy, empathic democracy and curious, active citizenship.
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26 May, Limassol, Cyprus
Digital Cultural Heritage in the Era of AI and Extended Reality - This event marks the official conclusion of the Eureka3D-XR project, representing the culmination of its research, technological development, and collaborative efforts. Over the course of the project, partners have explored how Artificial Intelligence and Extended Reality can transform the preservation, accessibility, and experience of Europe’s rich cultural heritage. Through live demonstrations, expert presentations and interactive discussions, this final gathering serves as both a showcase of results and an open forum for discussion on the future of Europe’s digital cultural heritage.
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