Since 2014, Creative Europe has been supporting projects to foster cultural diversity, promote artistic expression, and boost the economic potential of the creative industries. On May 10, CED Slovenia will celebrate 10 years of Creative Europe in Ljubljana.

The European Commission awarded EHL to the sites for playing a significant role in Europe’s history, culture, and the development of the Union. Among them to project Cisterscapes with partners from Austria, Czechia, Germany, Poland and Slovenia.

Creative Europe Stories highlight successful initiatives developed by Slovenian organisations in cooperation with their European partners. Watch Malinc Publishing House taking part in Creative Europe, esp. if you are interested in Circulation of European literary works.

The project will deliver a common calculation methodology and a user-friendly web application that all producers across the EU 27 Member States can use to calculate the carbon footprint of their audiovisual productions.

The 40 works shortlisted, among two from Slovenia, are examples of how architects continue to undertake the endeavours to design responsibly, ethically and environmentally.

Apply before 16 April 2024 to get funding for the translation, promotion, and circulation of European literary works of fiction.

From January 1 2024, the cities of Bad Ischl in Austria, Bodø in Norway and Tartu in Estonia are European Capitals of Culture.

Supported by Music Moves Europe, LIVEMX aims to nurture a more diverse and sustainable music sector through dedicated funding designed to answer the very specific needs of the European music ecosystem. The call is open, deadline is 6th of January 2024.

Music fans across Europe are invited to vote for their favourite artist on the Music Moves Europe Awards website. The nominee with the most votes wins the Public Choice Award.

The EU publishes the first comprehensive overview of the European video games sector analysing economic, employment, regulatory, cultural and social dimensions of video games.