Applications for the European Heritage Hub are open until 19th December for best local practices that support the green, social, and digital transformation in cultural heritage! The programme is targeted at municipal and regional institutions, with the most inspiring projects being promoted and having the opportunity to participate in a specially organised study visit and online workshops. We warmly encourage you to apply!
read moreOn Wednesday, 29 October, during this year’s Małopolska Heritage Protection Forum, the award ceremony for the Małopolska Days of Cultural Heritage took place, where the Europe Nostra / European Heritage Award 2025 was presented. The award, in the form of a bronze plaque, was presented to the Director of the Małopolska Institute of Culture Tomasz Włodarski, by Prof. Jacek Purchla, Vice-President of Europe Nostra and Chairman of the Europe Nostra Awards Jury, along with Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, Board Member of Europe Nostra. The event was held at the Polish Aviation Museum in Kraków and was also attended by Dr Katarzyna Jagodzińska, Head of the Europe Nostra Heritage Hub in Kraków.
read more“Cultural Heritage Matters for Europe” is the theme of the European Cultural Heritage Summit 2025, taking place in Brussels from 12 to 15 October. This year’s edition holds particular significance as it precedes the publication of the European Commission’s first-ever “Cultural Compass for the Future of Europe”. This included showcasing the achievements of the 30 winners of the 2025 European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards. Among those honoured at the ceremony held in Flagey – a stunning Art Deco building in Brussels – were five projects from Central Europe.
read moreOn Monday 30 June 2025 an international webinar took place focusing on mapping the non-governmental sector involved in cultural heritage across Central and Eastern Europe. During the event, the pioneering results of a study were presented, published in the report titled “Mapping of the Central and Eastern European Non-Governmental Heritage Sector”. The event, attended by a diverse group of experts—including scholars, practitioner-experts, as well as representatives of NGOs and European institutions—provided an excellent platform for exchanging experiences, reflections, and setting future directions for the NGO sector working in the field of cultural heritage.
read moreWe invite you on 30th June 2025 at 11:00 AM to participate in an international webinar on the non-governmental heritage sector in Central and Eastern Europe. During the meeting, which will be attended by heritage experts, the results of a project mapping this sector will be presented in a pioneering report entitled “Mapping of the Central and Eastern European non-governmental heritage sector: Report”.
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