The NORDIC-BALTIC FESTIVAL PLATFORM (NBFP) is a platform for arts festivals in the Nordic-Baltic area. It aims to foster cultural cooperation in the region, explore the Nordic-Baltic identity in the arts and increase the capacity...[more]

If you are interested in book publishing or want to learn more about subjects such as book rights, marketing and design, do not miss ‘Conversations on Book Design’ tonight at Riga’s NicePlace TELPA. [more]

Baltic Audience Links is a new network project coordinated by INTERCULT with a specific aim to widen and strengthen the existing networks: River//Cities (EU) and Access Europa (SE), giving them a clear Baltic dimension.[more]

The registration for the 8th Annual Forum of the EUSBSR, taking place on June 13th and 14th in Berlin, Germany, is open.[more]

The 15th annual ‘European Festival of the First Novel’ returns to Kiel’s Literaturhaus today for 4 days of authors, public readings and general bookish-ness! [more]

During the Creative Climate Leadership (CCL) course at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Machynlleth, Wales, we talked to five participants. Read below what Anna-Kaisa Koska from Helsinki, Finland thinks about the course...[more]

During the Creative Climate Leadership (CCL) course at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Machynlleth, Wales, we talked to five participants. Read below what Sigrid Pawelke, living and working in Aix-En-Provence, thinks...[more]

We spent a couple of days with the first cohort of the Creative Climate Leadership (CCL) course in Machynlleth, Wales. During a full week of intensive workshops they learned about the creative tools to tackle climate change with....[more]

On Thursday 20th April, the OCA in Oslo will present the symposium ‘Museums On Fire!’ as part of the ‘Thinking at the Edge of the World. Perspectives from the North’ project that explores the cultural history of northern Norway. [more]

Folk and world music is of great importance to many and FOLK TRAD NOW, to be held this week in Stockholm, is a conference that aims to protect and develop the scene for future generations. [more]

With 7 biennials held in the Nordic region, there will be plenty to discuss at the Nordic Biennial Symposium in Gothenburg this week. [more]

‘Creative Lenses’, brings together 13 organisations from across Europe to explore the sustainability of arts and culture in the region and Trans Europe Halles will present the latest forum tomorrow and Friday in Lund, Sweden. [more]

2017 and 2018 can be the game-changing years for showcasing the value and driving force of the arts and culture for strengthening our societies in a sustainable way. We're looking forward to our Creative Dialogue on March 15th in...[more]

We sat down with Krista Kampus, Head of the Baltic 2030 Unit of the CBSS Secretariat and her colleague Olga Zuin to talk about the challenges in working with Sustainable Development in the Baltic Sea Region and the role of the...[more]

Projects, ideas and inspiration for Live Action Role Playing fans is on offer this week at the Nordic Larp Talks in Oslo, in the lead up to the annual Knutepunk conference. [more]

Dansens Hus is Sweden’s largest contemporary dance venue and next week it will play host to exChange Perspectives, the international conference on dance education and production. [more]

Stockholm’s Dome of Vision will present a public meeting on 17th February on the topic of Art and Science, an increasingly more popular discussion point in recent times. [more]

The CBSS’ Expert Group on Sustainable Development is currently hosting a number of events around the Baltic Sea Region to identify what capacity and knowledge is needed for an effective implementation of the United Nations Agenda...[more]

Denmark’s most recognised design organisations have come together once again to present MANIFESTA 2017, this Thursday night at Charlottenborg Palace in Copenhagen.[more]

On November 22nd the Council of the European Union confirmed, that a European Year of Culture Heritage should take place in 2018. With the title “Sharing Heritage” the German Cultural Heritage Committee takes first steps leading...[more]