Martina Bardini

Weimar FröHlich Festival returned for a 2nd edition

From August 21st to 23rd, the Weimar FröHlich Festival returned to Weimar for its second edition. The area around August-Frölich-Platz was temporarily closed to traffic, and for three days the square became exactly what it could always be: a place for people. Street and improv artists, placemaking workshops, food, music, and neighbours who stayed far […]

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Remedy 2.0: Recalling memories in diversity

“Remedy 2.0 proves that remembering the European past strengthens our democratic future.” We are excited to share that we are now working on a new project: Remedy 2.0.On Tuesday, July 7th, we had our Kick off Meeting, with our partner organizations.Our consortium includes partners from 8 countries: Italy, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Greece, Czechia, Romania, and,

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DigiVote and URB.ABLE presented at the BÄMM Jugend Konferenz

On Tuesday, June 30th, Culture Goes Europe took part in the 10th BÄMM Jugend Konferenz at Kommarum-KulturBahnhof. This youth conference gave young people the opportunity to network and discover several associations that play a significant role in Erfurt’s civil society. Topics spanned vocational training, arts & theatre, radio, migrant inclusion, and many more. Participants were

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