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Forsamlingshuset har siden 1800-tallet udviklet sig til forskellige former for kulturelle mødesteder. Men hvordan påvirker de nutidens samfund - og hvordan ser de deres egen rolle? Det har vi nu kortlagt i en undersøgelse af kulturhuse i regionen, som præsenteres på et webinar d. 7. oktober.

Hvordan påvirker de fysiske kulturhuse vores samfund? I en ny undersøgelse af kulturhuse i Region Midtjylland kigger vi nærmere på de seneste udviklingstendenser og nye måder, som kulturhuset gentænkes på i hele regionen.

Missede du vores debat om kulturens digitale udfordringer og potentialer på årets digitale udgave af Kulturmødet 2020? Så har du heldigvis stadig chancen for at få fat i de mange spændende pointer fra panelet. Du kan nemlig se - eller gense - hele debatten her.

Er den danske kulturformidling – uden at vi er bevidste om det – blevet en del af et globalt marked med internationale konkurrenter, som ved mere om os, end vi selv gør? I en online debat på årets digitale udgave af Kulturmødet Mors sætter vi fokus på data i kultursektoren for at sikre, at vi både kan få adgang til – og være relevante for - fremtidens digitale publikum.

Europæisk Kulturregion afsætter 600.000 kroner i resten af 2020 til en mikropulje, der skal gøre det lettere for midtjyske kunstnere og kulturinstitutioner at indgå i europæiske samarbejder og projekter.

Region Midtjylland og alle 19 kommuner i regionen fortsætter samarbejdet i Europæisk Kulturregion. Målet er et endnu stærkere kulturliv, båret af internationalt udsyn og et stærkt samarbejde på tværs af kommunegrænserne.

Experience the green and creative atmosphere at our stage the Light Forest at the Cultural Summit 2019.

This news is only relevant locally and therefore it is not translated into English.

This news is only relevant locally and therefore it is not translated into English.

This news is only relevant locally and therefore it is not translated into English.

This news is only relevant locally and therefore it is not translated into English.

This news is only relevant locally and therefore it is not translated into English.

The collaboration between Central Denmark Region, the 19 municipalities and cultural actors which is today European Region of Culture is highlighted as the special DNA of the cultural year and one of its greatest outputs in Aarhus University's evaluation of Aarhus 2017.

European Region of Culture announces grants with a total of 2,797,000 DKK for festival projects in June 2019.

This news is only relevant locally and therefore it is not translated into English.

The European Commission has released a proposal for a new agenda for culture that places culture in a central role in future development in Europe. The proposal focuses on many of the same areas as European Capital of Culture Aarhus 2017 and European Region of Culture.

In June 2019, the citizens of Central Denmark Region can look forward to a firework of cultural experiences when a brand new festival with the theme Rediscover will take place across the region.

The Regional Council secures better opportunities for projects in European Region of Culture.

European Region of Culture wants more cultural collaboration in Central Denmark Region. This is supposed to happen through a shared culture program and a brand new festival in 2019.

The collaboration between municipalities and cultural actors in Central Denmark Region is highlighted as one of the greatest strengths of European Capital of Culture Aarhus 2017. That is why Central Denmark Region and the 19 municipalities have decided to continue working together in the preliminary two-year project European Region of Culture.