Europeana organises, attends and highlights a number of events throughout the year. Explore them and register below!
Are you looking for our past events? Discover what is available in our online repository of training sessions, talks, and webinars given by experts in digital cultural heritage sector.
EuropeanaTech 2023 took place in The Hague, the Netherlands, from 10 - 12 October 2023. Sign up to be the first to hear about our next conference.
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. Find out more and discover the latest edition!
The Forum is organised in the frame of the European Heritage Hub EU-funded pilot project, with the vital input of all Hub partners and powered by Europeana.
This training course - run as part of Europeana Academy - will run in October 2024. It focuses on how you can use the Metis Sandbox to check your data for quality and preview it for inclusion in Europeana.eu.
Join the first webinar in the 'Europeana data reuse in academia and research' webinar series, focusing on tips and good practices to search Europeana data using the Europeana website and the Search API.
This training course - run as part of Europeana Academy - will run in October 2024, and aims aims to help you understand the basics of copyright.
Join this copyright office hours session to discuss 3D models and copyright, with experts and peers in the copyright community.
This training course - run as part of Europeana Academy - will run in October 2024. It outlines the rights statements available which can support a cultural heritage institution to communciate reuse conditions.
Explore and watch previous webinars the Europeana Initiative and its communities have run for, and with, cultural heritage professionals.
Join the Network of European Museum Organisations’ NEMO European Museum Conference to be part of important conversations and discussions on the role museums (can) play in today’s challenged democracies.
The MBD conferences aim to attract academics, practitioners and technologists engaged in the current research discourse on the new trends of the Museum Big Data domain; in addition, the conference aspires to showcase experimental work.
The 'Digital Library' conference series, organised by AIT and other partners, is celebrating its anniversary in Graz this year. The event takes place in German.
FRAME Advanced Tech is the second training session of the 2024 edition of the yearly FRAME training programme.
Guidance, tips and resources to run successful online and hybrid events around digital cultural heritage.
Has your institution organised an event of interest to cultural heritage professionals? Is it open to all? Submit details through the form below to add it to Europeana's events pages.
