Interreg Creative@hubs: The 4th Workshop-Seminar in Aetoloakarnania for creative businesses

Posted on January 31,2022 Posted in Workshops-Seminars

The Chamber of Aetoloakarnania, was organized the 4th Workshop – “Culture Festivals, models of good practice development of the cultural industry and regional economies” within Creative@Hubs project on Saturday, 2nd of October 2021 at 11:00 a.m., in collaboration with Agrinio International Choral Festival & the Spiritual Cultural Association “Agia Skepi”

The workshop was held in the Conference Room of the Chamber of Aetoloakarnania (Papastratou 53 & Smyrnis 1) in Agrinio.

The main theme was focused on the positive impact of networking different groups in the cultural industry, the transfer of knowledge & experience, the development of new techniques, the adoption of new paths and especially the creation of new emerging units or cultural industry groups through participation, either as a member of the ensemble that participates in the implementation of a Culture Festival and in particular a Choral Festival and acts as a transmitter, either as a listener and receiver of this unique cultural experience.

2 lectures were invited: Mr. Alexis Kostalas (Artistic narrator & presenter of cultural events, columnist) and Mrs. Chrysa Tasolambrou (Artistic Director and Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Agrinio Choral Festival).

The Workshop-Seminar was also broadcasted with live streaming via the Chamber's page on Facebook

Posted on January 31,2022 Tags #Interreg_V_A_Greece_Italy #Interregreeceitaly #Interregproject

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La piattaforma Web Creative@Hubs fa parte del progetto Creative@Hubs il cui obiettivo principale è stabilire una maggiore sinergia tra le industrie creative e le autorità pubbliche al fine di contribuire alla capacità delle regioni di creare nuova conoscenza e generare innovazione. Il progetto Creative@Hubs fa parte del programma Interreg Grecia-Italia. Per maggiori informazioni visita Interreg Greece-Italy

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