Connect for Culture Africa, 28 April 2026, Côte d'Ivoire

Held biennially in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, the Marché des Arts du Spectacle Africain (MASA) is one of Africa’s leading platforms for the performing arts, combining a professional marketplace, public festival, and capacity-building programme. Its unique role as both a cultural market and public-facing festival makes it a key space for artistic exchange, sector dialogue, and partnership building ac…

World Health Organization, 28 April 2026, Ukraine

The healing power of art is the focus of a new national campaign in Ukraine, launched by WHO/Europe and partners, including the Jameel Arts & Health Lab and Art Therapy Force. Healing Arts Ukraine will bring arts-based approaches to support Ukraine’s health system and strengthen resilience in the face of conflict.

Lithuanian Council for Culture, 28 April 2026, Lithuania

On Friday, the Lithuanian Council for Culture presented the study "Beloved/Unloved Artist" and discussed progress in the field of artists' remuneration. During the event, a study was presented for the first time in Lithuania, revealing what portrait of an artist is seen by society, how they value the work and remuneration of artists, and how these evaluations differ from the experience of the cre…

Estonian Ministry of Culture, 28 April 2026, Estonia

The focus of our visit is on the continued cultural cooperation between Estonia and Finland, the role of cultural heritage in today's security and cooperation context, and its protection in crisis situations, Secretary General Piipuu said. "We know that culture helps strengthen the resilience of societies. Its joint protection and mutual empowerment helps to support the international rise of our …

Ministerio de Cultura, Peru, 27 April 2026, Peru

Informe internacional destaca las iniciativas impulsadas por el Ministerio de Cultura para fortalecer las industrias culturales, las artes y la diversidad de expresiones culturales.

Solomon Islands Government, 27 April 2026, Solomon Islands

A joint team from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism (MCT) and Tourism Solomon (TS) deployed to Choiseul Province on April 24, to assess the impact of Cyclone Malia on local tourism operators.