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The Best in Heritage Conference (17th edition)
Featuring more than 40 award-winning achievements from 2017 in a packed, 3-day programme taking place in UNESCO heritage site of Dubrovnik. Organised by the European Heritage Association in partnership with EUROPA NOSTRA, with the support of the EU Creative Europe programme & Endowment Fund of ICOM.
Find out more »54th ISOCARP Congress 2018 “Cool Planning: Changing Climate and Our Urban Future”
Organised by ISOCARP (International Society of City and Regional Planners)
Find out more »Meeting of the European Heritage Alliance 3.3
Plenary meeting only open to member organisations of the European Heritage Alliance 3.3 and invited guests. The meeting is organised by the coordinator (Europa Nostra) and kindly hosted by the European Travel Commission (ETC).
Find out more »European Week of Conservation-Restoration
Initiated by E.C.C.O. (European Confederation of Conservator-Restorers' Organisations) as a contribution to the European Year of Cultural Heritage together with the European Day of Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Heritage (on 14 October). "This European Week of Conservation-Restoration aims To bring Europe’s Cultural Heritage, history and shared values closer to people Engage the younger generation in the care of cultural heritage To highlight special themes in conservation-restoration which are important in the preservation of Cultural Heritage as Authenticity, Awareness, Access, Sustainability"
Find out more »Side events on cultural tourism during European Week of Regions and Cities 2018
European Cultural Tourism Network (ECTN) organises two side events during the European Week of Regions and Cities 2018: - Cultural Heritage for Responsible, Innovative and Sustainable Tourism Actions in Regional Development - Interreg Europe CHRISTA project results (Thematic cluster: Territorial development (regional, urban, rural)) - Cultural Routes as Investment for Growth and Jobs - Interreg Europe Cult-RInG project activities (Thematic cluster: Economic development, employment) For more information, please contact ECTN.
Find out more »ERIH Annual Conference 2018 “Mind the gap – the challenges for promoting industrial heritage in the 2020s”
Organised by the European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH) in the ERIH Anchor Point "Museum of Industrial Heritage" in Bologna. Registration is open until 15 September. "Over the last 25 years European Industrial Heritage has become established as a major sector of tourism. Hundreds of millions of people visit to European industrial sites each year due to the efforts of many individuals and organisations, including ERIH However this is no time for complacency, the promotion of industrial heritage needs to…
Find out more »“THE ARTS+ Innovation Summit: The Bigger Picture – How can the cultural and creative sectors bride the innovation gap?”
NEMO is a partner of the Summit and particularly contribute to "Break-out session on cultural heritage". More information is also available on the NEMO website here.
Find out more »Thematic Conference “Local-Led Initiatives on Tourism and Cultural Heritage: a Legacy for Europe”
Organised by NECSTouR (Network of European Regions for a Sustainable and Competitive Tourism) in the framework of their Annual General Assembly Meeting and the EYCH 2018. NECSTouR has formally requested for the conference to the officially acknowledged as a side event of the European Week of Cities and Regions 2018. Registration deadline: 5 October. This conference has received the EYCH 2018 label.
Find out more »European Day of Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Heritage
"Conservator-Restorers invite visitors to their working places: in museums ateliers, private studios, university studios and conservation-restoration sites in monuments. Conservator-Restorers will explain their actual conservation-restoration projects with case studies to the public. The European Day of Conservator-Restorer aims: to raise awareness of the key role of conservation-restoration in safeguarding cultural heritage with policy makers and civil society (public); to share knowledge of the complex activity of this discrete profession as an applied science which includes humanities, natural science and intervenes…
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