NEWS
Riddu Riđđu Festivàla
Riddu Riđđu Festivàla, means ‘little storm on the coast’ in Saami language and the locals will create just that this week. The unique and resilient Saami people and their culture will be celebrated from Wednesday to Sunday at the...[more]
CCL Training Course
There is more to climate change action than just research and worry! Europe is moving forward and cultural professionals can now get practical knowledge and skills with the CCL 5 day intensive training workshop![more]
Baltic Jazz
The annual Baltic Jazz festival in Dalsbruk will celebrate its 30th year in 2017 so if you have not managed to attend it before now – this is definitely the year to get to Finland and get your jazz on! [more]
About
ARS BALTICA supports cultural cooperation within the Baltic Sea Region and beyond, advocates for the significance of arts and culture on the political level and promotes cultural life around the Baltic Sea.
ARS BALTICA sees itself as a cultural framework, gathering and offering information on different aspects within the arts and culture sector through network-building and by supporting the implementation of multilateral cultural projects. Since its foundation in 1999 it has been maintaining tight links with the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS).
POLICY AREA CULTURE was established in 2013 within the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) and aims to promote the Baltic Sea area as a common cultural region. It is coordinated by the ministries of culture of Poland and Land Schleswig-Holstein (Germany) with the support of its implementation from ARS BALTICA and the Nordic Council of Ministers.
For more Information visit: www.eusbsrculture.eu
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