Oulu in Finland and Trencín in Slovakia are the new 2026 European capitals of culture, set to host cultural events, exhibitions and performances throughout the year.
The EU opened applications Tuesday for awards celebrating innovation and creativity inspired by the New European Bauhaus, with a focus on affordable housing solutions and projects for small municipalities.
With the start of 2025, the cities of Chemnitz in Germany and Nova Gorica in Slovenia take up the mantle of European Capitals of Culture. Throughout the year, the two…
The European Commission opened a call for projects Wednesday to carry out a broad spectrum of activities in the cultural sector, with a budget of EUR 60 million.
— last modified 20 January 2022 The EU opened applications for the 2022 New European Bauhaus prizes on 18 January. The 2022 edition will celebrate new inspiring examples of the…
— last modified 09 June 2016 A new strategy to put culture at the heart of EU foreign policy adopted on 8 June is in line with the European Commission’s…
— last modified 12 December 2013 Cultural and creative organisations wishing to bid for funding in 2014 through Creative Europe, the European Union’s new programme for the cultural and creative…
