GO! 2025 Meets Creative Europe – Infoday in Nova Gorica

Programme

9.30      Coffee and registration
10.00    Welcome by the host GO! 2025
10.10    Presentation of the Creative Europe 2025 Annual Work Programme
10.30    Introduction to the European Cooperation call 2025 and IT/SI results
11.00    Coffee break
11.15    Discussion with representatives of successful projects and an experienced evaluator:

• Greta Pieropan (Comune di Bassano del Grappa): project Dance Well
• Maja Vižin (Bunker Institute, Ljubljana): projects ACT and GREENSTAGE
• Marco Marinuzzi, cultural policy expert, currently working for EGTC GO as Project Manager for the European Capital of Culture GO! 2025, with significant experience as an evaluator of EU-funded cultural projects.

12.30    Lunch break
13.30    Individual consultations with CED IT and CED SI (15-minute slots available)
14.30    End of event

The organisers reserve the right to change the programme.

Registration is open until Wednesday, 13 November at 13:00 on this online form.

The event is free of charge.

For further information, contact:
info[at]ced-slovenia.eu

About presented projects

Dance Well is a cooperation project, cofinanced by Creative Europe, that supports the professional development of dance artists and dance organizations that engage people living with Parkinson’s or other movement disorders, with dance.

The project is coordinated by Comune di Bassano del Grappa, with the cooperation of several partners, such as K3 – Tanzplan Hamburg, Le Gymnase CDCN Roubaix, La Briqueterie CDCN Vitry sur Seine, Tanec Praha, Lithuanian Dance Information Centre, Fondazione Fitzcarraldo and Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari of Venice.

ACT – Art, Climate, Transition is a European cooperation project on ecology, climate change and social transition. In an era of climate breakdown, mass extinction and growing inequalities we join our forces in a project on hope: connecting broad perspectives with specific, localised possibilities, ones that invite or demand that we ACT.

ACT project involved numerous partners from UK, Slovenia, France, The Netherlands, Portugal, Croatia, Belgium,  Germany, North Macedonia and Latvia, and implemented 397 actions and events in the field of contemporary arts, ecology and a fair transition including: coproductions, exhibitions, festivals, knowledge sharing, performances, publishing, and participatory projects with local communities.

The GREENSTAGE project seeks to enable the performing arts sector in collaboration with municipalities to implement environmental sustainability promptly and effectively in their practices, with a particular emphasis on circular stage design, in response to pressing environmental challenges. The lead partner is Theatre Oberhausen (DE), other partners are the National Theatre of Latvia in Riga (LV), the Volkstheater Vienna (AT), Bunker Institute in Ljubljana (SI) and the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy (DE). The municipal partner is the Municipality of Mantova (IT).

About the programme Creative Europe

Creative Europe (2021-2027) is the European Union’s programme to support the cultural and creative sectors in Europe. Calls for co-funding projects and other initiatives enable creators and organisations in the cultural and creative sectors to co-create and collaborate across borders, reaching wider audiences and addressing topical societal issues. For more information visit the Creative Europe website.