Ministers of Culture of South-East European countries will meet on 23rd April in Cetinje, Montenegro, to reinforce regional co-operation for the enhancement of shared cultural heritage. The conference is set to takeplace from 23rd to 25th of April.

The culture ministers of Lithuania and Croatia, Remigijus Vilkaitis and Bozo Biskupic, signed in Zagreb on Thursday a cultural cooperation programme for the years 2010, 2011 and 2012.

International conference on governance models of independent cultural centres is set to take place in Maribor (Slovenia) from 28th to 30th of January 2010. The organizers invite all regional art & cultural centres to partake at the event.

The European project ‘Artists moving & learning’, ENCATC invites you to attend the policy debate “Mobility - a key instrument for Life Long Learning and artists’ careers, and a contribution to creativity and innovation” organised under the patronage of Elisabeth SCHROEDTER member of the European Parliament.

National Board of Antiquities Finland and Helsinki City Museum - Central Uusimaa Provincial Museum invite you to partake at the 8th European Museum Advisors Conference (EMAC) which is set take place between June 2nd and 5th 2010 in Helsinki (Finland).

The Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, the Arts and Culture, Department for EU Cultural Affairs, organises the information event "City Development & the Role of Culture" in cooperation with the Artist in Residence House Salzamt of the City of Linz. The event takes place on 10 December 2009 in Linz, Austria.

International Conference ‘UNESCO Media development indicators: Monitoring media development in Croatia’, to be held under the auspices of the President of Croatia Mr. Stjepan Mesić, and organized by the Centre for Media and Communication Research, Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb in cooperation with the Communication Development Division of UNESCO.

The European Festivals Association (EFA) is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of the 2nd edition of the European Atelier for Young Festival Managers and the announcement of the 3rd edition from 23 to 30 October 2011 – hosting city to be confirmed.

Written by fifteen researchers and cultural professionals in the frame of the European Festival Research Programme (EFRP) initiated by Dragan Klaic, Festivals in Europe offers analysis and tells stories by means of words and pictures, from Helsinki to Barcelona and from London to Zagreb.

Proceedings of the 8th Informal Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Seminar on Human Rights have been published as e-book entitled Freedom of Expression. The book is free for download!

The European Cultural Foundation, the Riksbankens Jublileumsfond and the European Network of Cultural Administration and Training Centres launched the application process for the Policy Research Award 2009 earlier this year.

Each issue of the ViaEurope Workbooks invites a dozen European authors - artists or academics, elected representatives or journalists, spectators or organisers - to consider a particular theme which is essential to artistic creation in public space. The Workbooks are published in four languages.

The European Cultural Foundation, the Riksbankens Jublileumsfond and the European Network of Cultural Administration Training Centres ENCATC open the application process for the 6th Cultural Policy Research Award 2009.

In Asia and Europe, an amazing array of different art forms, cultural genres, styles and traditions thrive. Barriers of distance, language, the sheer size and diversity make it difficult to gain an insight into the artistic and cultural scene in either place. This is where Culture360 helps.

After a period of reformulation, Interarts has just relaunched its Internet portal on cultural rights and human development.