Europeana Project Month 2026

Run by the Europeana Foundation, this online event series spotlights the innovative EU-funded projects we actively partner on, advancing our mission for the common European data space for cultural heritage.

Europeana Project Month 2026 will offer interactive, engaging, and dynamic sessions, allowing cultural heritage professionals, educators, researchers and innovators to connect directly with project teams, exchange insights and explore new collaborations.

Featured projects
Taking place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout November, this year’s edition will showcase key developments and actionable outcomes from 14 EU projects working across various themes relevant to the data space and cultural heritage sector:

  • 3D Digitisation: EUreka3D-XR and HERITALISE (10 November)
  • Digital skills and community empowerment: AISTER and DIGICHer (12 November)
  • Bridging the data space and the ECCCH: ECHOES, INFINITY and ECHOLOT (17 November)
  • 3D Digitsation: 3DBigDataSpace, XRCulture and 3D-4CH (19 November)
  • Measuring data and impact in practice: Data Conversations and EXCENTRIC (24 November)
  • Synergies across the sector: DEPLOYTOUR and European Heritage Hub (26 November)

Event format
Each event day will consist of two dedicated time sessions:
Morning session: 09:30-12:00 CET
09:30-10:00 CET welcome and informal networking
10:00-12:00 CET project presentations
Afternoon session: 14:00-16:00 CET

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10 Nov 9:30-12:00 CET - EUreka 3D XR

free

10 Nov 14:00-16:00 CET - HERITALISE

free

12 Nov 9:30-12:00 CET - AISTER

free

12 Nov 14:00-16:00 CET - DIGICHer

free

17 Nov 9:30-12:00 CET - ECHOES

free

17 Nov 14:00-16:00 CET - ECHOLOT | INFINITY

free

19 Nov 9:30 -12:00 CET - XR Culture | 3DBigDataSpace

free

19 Nov 14:00-16:00 CET - 3D-4CH

free

24 Nov 9:30-12:00 CET - EXCENTRIC

free

24 Nov 14:00-16:00 CET - Data Conversations

free

26 Nov 9:30-12:00 CET - DEPLOYTOUR

free

26 Nov 14:00-16:00 CET - European Heritage Hub

free