Did you know that over 6,300 events were organised for the European Year of Cultural Heritage in the first 6 months of 2018?

Over 3.6 million people have participated in this year-long celebration, with events ranging from the first-ever European Cultural Heritage Summit in Berlin, to wine and fish tasting at the Brodetto & Fish Soup Festival in Italy. Have a look at what has happened lately:

• European forum on music – 7-10 June, Oslo, Norway
• European Cultural Heritage Summit, with over 60 different events and the launch of the Berlin call to Action "Cultural Heritage for the Future of Europe” by the three co-hosting organisations of the summit – 18-24 June, Berlin, Germany. Missed it? Have a look at some pictures here.
• European Green Capital 2020 and European Green Leaf 2019 Award Ceremony – 21 June, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
• Cultural heritage: European Parliament conference – 26 June, Brussels, Belgium. If you missed the event, you can still watch the video streaming online.
• Nordic Culture Festival – 4-8 July, Siglufjörður, Iceland
• International Brodetto & fish soup festival – 5 July, Fano, Italy
• Urban Jewish heritage international conference – 3-7 September, Krakow, Poland

Stay tuned for upcoming events such as:

• The EU speaks your language exhibition – 19 September - 12 October, Brussels, Belgium
• Restless Times: Archaeology in Germany – 21 September - 6 January 2019, Berlin, Germany
• Years of Disarray | Between Anxiety and Delight - the Birth of the Modern Central European Citizen – 20 September - 27 January 2019, Olomouc, Czech Republic
• Cultural heritage for the future: the role of media innovation – 25 September  
• European Days of Languages 2018 – 26 September, with more than 70 events across Europe
• International conference: the best in heritage 2018 – 26-28 September, Dubrovnik, Croatia
• Future for Religious Heritage Biannual Conference – 11-13 October, Paris, France
• 11th International Conference for Cultural Tourism in Europe – 25-27 October, Pafos, Cyprus

Check the EYCH website or visit your country's website to find out what else is in store for the next few months! Can’t make these events in person? Follow all the action on Twitter using the hashtag #EuropeForCulture.