Europeana organises, attends and highlights a number of events throughout the year. Explore them and register below!
Would you like to be the first to hear about events being run by Europeana and in the common European data space for cultural heritage? Register through our events and training form.
Europeana 2025 will be held on 11-12 June 2025 under the patronage of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU. It will be organised in collaboration and partnership with the Ministry of Culture and the National Institute of Cultural Heritage, hosted by POLIN Museum in Warsaw.
Every year, the Europeana Initiative runs a Digital Storytelling Festival to encourage people to get creative and tell stories with Europe’s digital cultural heritage. This year's Festival will take place on 13 - 14 May 2025.
This session of the office hours, organised by the Europeana Copyright Community, will present data protection guidelines for LAM organisations, developed in Finland, and give space for discussion to share common concerns and possible solutions.
The third European Heritage Hub project forum will focus on EU enlargement: cultural heritage as a key resource for cities & civil society.
This panel event, happening as part of the All Digital Weeks campaign, is organised by the Europeana Foundation, Europeana Education Community Steering Group and Anne Frank House.
This event is the first of a series of talks exploring the transformative role of AI and semantic technologies in common European data spaces. It is organised by the Publications Office of the European Union and Interoperable Europe.
This webinar will see the EuropeanaTech and Europeana Research Communities share their work on datasheets for cultural heritage.
This training course - run as part of Europeana Academy - will run in April 2025. It focuses on how you can use the Metis Sandbox to check your data for quality and preview it for inclusion in Europeana.eu.
Guidance, tips and resources to run successful online and hybrid events around digital cultural heritage.
This immersive four-day programme is designed to explore innovative, participatory business models that enhance the sustainability and societal impact of cultural organisations. It is organised by the RECHARGE project.
Explore and watch previous webinars the Europeana Initiative and its communities have run for, and with, cultural heritage professionals.
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