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Official European Commission's account providing information on the Creative Europe programme. The Creative Europe programme is divided in 3 strands :
CULTURE.

It's an official account of the European Commission providing information on the Creative Europe programme. Creative Europe is the European Commission's flagship programme supporting the culture and audiovisual sectors, reinforcing cultural and linguistic diversity, safeguarding European heritage, responding to the needs and challenges of the cultural and creative sectors and increasing their competitiveness and economic potential. MEDIA
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07/10/2026

The wait is over: the Frankfurt Book Fair is opening!

Today marks the opening of the 78th Frankfurter Buchmesse, and Creative Europe is ready to join the conversation. 🇪🇺📖

This week, we’ll be bringing stories, ideas and people from across Europe together, with a programme full of opportunities to discover how EU support is helping books travel, new voices emerge and the European publishing sector thrive. 🌍

Because books open horizons and connect us across languages and borders. And for them to keep doing so, the people and sector behind them need support.

💬 Curious about Creative Europe funding?
🌱Interested in emerging writers and translators?
📚Want to discover how EU-supported projects are shaping the book sector?

Come and meet us! 👋

Czechia is this year’s Guest of Honour, and Czech European Union Prize for Literature winner Dora Kaprálová will join us at the Creative Europe stand during EUPL reception.

And follow along this week for Creative Europe at the Frankfurt Book Fair!

05/10/2026

Not sure where to start with Creative Europe?📝⌚🤯

You don’t have to figure it all out on your own.

Creative Europe Desks are there to help you navigate the programme, understand funding opportunities and calls, and find potential partners in other countries. 🤝🌍

With many years of experience working with cultural and creative organisations, they know the sector and the funding landscape.

Their work continues under the recently released 2027 Annual Work Programme.

Find your national Creative Europe Desk and get in touch: link.europa.eu/8DC7d9

02/10/2026

Artists and cultural professionals: this one’s for you! 📣🚨

Whether you work in architecture, cultural heritage, design and fashion, literature, music, performing arts or visual arts, you can now apply for the new Culture Moves Europe Individual Mobility 2026–2027 call.

Take your practice across borders, meet new people, collaborate with artists and cultural professionals from other countries, learn new skills and reach new audiences. 🌍

You have until 30 April 2027 to apply, but you don’t have to wait until then! Applications are assessed at the end of each month, so you can submit your application whenever you are ready.

If selected, you will have 6 months to bring your project to life.

Apply now: link.europa.eu/3gXqpN

30/09/2026

How many great books are you missing out on because of language? 📚

Some of your next favourite stories might have been written in a language you don’t speak.

On , we’re shining a light on the Circulation of European Literary Works call. Supported by Creative Europe, it helps stories cross borders, reach new readers and open new horizons. 🌍

In 2025, the call supported:
🧚 499 works of fiction
🗣️ Translations from 36 into 24 languages
💶 46 projects, with over €5.5 million in funding

Every story that travels brings us a little closer. ✨

Learn more: link.europa.eu/TBV8qJ

29/09/2026

Did you get the letter? 👀⏰

Next week, the 78th Frankfurter Buchmesse opens its doors, bringing together authors, publishers, journalists and professionals from across the book and creative sectors. ✨

And Creative Europe will be there! 🇪🇺📖

Come and discover:
🎓 Workshops on Creative Europe grants
🌱 Information for young professionals
🏆 An EUPL reception celebrating European literature, with Dora Kaprálová, this year’s European Union Prize for Literature winner
🇨🇿 And with Czechia as this year’s Guest of Honour, there’s even more to look forward to!

📍 Stay tuned and see you in Frankfurt from 7 to 11 October!

25/09/2026

Have you ever been to an art centre that used to be a brewery? 🏛️

That’s what happened with Brasserie Wielemans-Ceuppens in Brussels and it’s a great example of adaptive reuse: giving historic buildings a new purpose while keeping them part of community life.

🇪🇺 The EU supports this kind of transformation, while Creative Europe showcases inspiring examples through the European Heritage Awards/Europa Nostra and EUmies Awards.

Because sometimes, preserving heritage means repurposing it.
This is what the European Heritage Days 2026 invite us to explore: how we can revive, resist and reimagine heritage at risk. ✨

👉 Discover the European Heritage Days 2026: link.europa.eu/XFpmBY

23/09/2026

Congratulations, Victoria!🎉

The Maltese city has been recommended as European Capital of Culture 2031! 🇲🇹

Capital of Gozo, Victoria will bring its “Island of Islands” vision to life through a programme inspired by island communities, landscapes and cultural traditions, from coast and salt to waves. 🌊

This will be Malta’s second European Capital of Culture, following Valletta in 2018.

And Victoria isn’t the only city to look forward to in 2031…

One more Spanish city is waiting to be revealed. Stay tuned! 🇪🇸👀

🔗 link.europa.eu/8bQRxv

22/09/2026

Creative Europe programme for 2021–2027 is coming to an end.

But the story doesn’t end here. ✨

The Creative Europe Annual Work Programme 2027 is out, with a budget of €402 million to support cultural diversity and the competitiveness of the cultural and creative sectors in Europe. 🎭🎬📚

And there’s more to come with the next AgoraEU programme.

Want to apply for a Creative Europe opportunity? Stayed tuned, calls for proposals will be published throughout 2026 and 2027.💫

Funding opportunities: link.europa.eu/4WCcQD

22/09/2026

Today marks an important step for literacy in Europe: the launch of the European Literacy Coalition. 📚

The Coalition creates a new space for cooperation between governments, educators, libraries, businesses, researchers, civil society and other partners working to strengthen literacy across Europe.

As part of the Action Plan on Basic Skills and the Union of Skills, it will support action through policy advice, research, capacity building and awareness-raising, with a focus on inclusion and equity, early literacy, digital challenges and support for educators.

Literacy is key to learning, participation, critical thinking and social cohesion.

Learn more here: https://link.europa.eu/d6fGmG

18/09/2026

On Equal Pay Day, we’re reminded: equal representation doesn’t automatically mean equal pay. 📊

Women and men now make up almost half of cultural employment each, yet women earn 13.5% less per hour and hold 43.9% of managerial roles.

So, while progress is being made, there is still a gap to close.

That’s why the Culture Compass for Europe puts gender equality, fair remuneration and better working conditions at the heart of its vision for Europe’s cultural and creative sectors. ✨

And in 2027, an EU Artists’ Charter will set out principles for fair working conditions across the sectors.

Equal talent deserves equal pay.

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