Theatres, concert halls, museums, and cultural centres will be under the spotlight for European Heritage Days 2019 in the Netherl

As a part of the Finish European Heritage Days programme for 2015,

Photo source: Ministry of the Environment of Finland (credits: Aapo Pihkala) 

Photo: Heritage for all - the vocal group sings a song by Josip Ipavec (Photo credits: Hruševec Primary School) Young European

In December 1991, the city of Maastricht became the centre of a historic turning point for Europe.

The deadline for submission of project proposals is Friday 14 April 2023, midnight CET. 

A series of inspiring speeches, workshops, presentations and expert talks brought together heritage professionals from 23 countries of Europe

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Organising a yarn bombing, a fairy tale reading session, or even a fashion show all can be the ways to explore shared European heritage!

When European Heritage Days national coordinators put their brains together, there is a burst of ideas that make a real difference for Europe.

The main season of European Heritage Days in Finland opens on Monday, 3rd September and continues until Sunday, 9th September.

In over thirty years of celebrations, European Heritage Days has inspired numerous local traditions.