Are you a museum professional, researcher, or civil society practitioner from the Balkans with a story to tell or a skill to share? The Meet, See, Do 2026 International Museum Conference is looking for facilitators and session organizers to help…
HERIe Platform Workshop – Sarajevo, April 2026Preventive Conservation · Workshop Report A two-day international workshop at the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina introduced 20 conservation professionals from seven countries to a powerful digital tool for safeguarding cultural heritage. Date:…
Bridging Worlds: Museum Education and Digital Ethics in the Modern Museum How do museums speak to those who cannot yet read? And how do they document what they preserve in an age when the tools of preservation are themselves in…
We are pleased to introduce a new section on our website—a comprehensive Members Database designed to strengthen connections and foster greater cooperation across the Balkan Museum Network. This new feature brings together both Individual Members and Institutional Members into a…
A capsule collection rooted in Bosnia-Herzegovina’s literary archive transforms handwritten manuscripts into hats, scarves, and gloves — and puts cultural heritage back into everyday hands. What if a scarf could carry a poem? That was the quiet, ambitious question at…
Since 2010, the Balkan Museum Network small grants programme, generously supported by the Headley Trust UK, has funded over 100 museum projects across the Balkans and wider region. These projects have brought tactile exhibitions to blind visitors, taken museum collections…
What does it look like when a museum truly speaks to young people? When archives stop gathering dust and start sparking genuine curiosity? When art collections stop feeling distant and start feeling personal? These are the questions driving Sharing What…
The Headley Southeast Europe Cultural Heritage Fund has launched its third round of applications, inviting organisations across the region to apply for grants supporting conservation and promotion of cultural heritage. The Fund supports a broad range of projects, including conservation…
As Europe’s population ages and the number of people living with dementia continues to grow, cultural institutions face a pressing question: how can they remain meaningful, welcoming spaces for everyone? A new project led by Alzheimer Bulgaria Association is developing…
“RE-MIND: A Mindfulness-Based Capacity-Building Model for DigitalWellbeing and Intergenerational Audience Engagement in Museums” is an EU-funded initiative running from March 2026 to February 2029, with a total grant of €781,743.28, bringing together 11 partners from 7 European countries — Serbia,…