The Importance of Investing in Small Museum Projects: Insights from Five Initiatives

We are pleased to announce that the five innovative projects have been successfully implemented and finalised, with the generous support of the Headley Trust UK distributed through the Balkan Museum Network’s Small Grants 2024 scheme.  The common goal of the supported projects was to enrich cultural experiences, and make museums more accessible

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Ars Aevi Video Art and video art screenings in permanent display at the Ars Aevi Collection

Ars Aevi Video Art is a project developed by the Museum of Contemporary Art Ars Aevi (part of the Sarajevo City Museums) with a special focus on its collection of video artworks. The project featured screenings of notable works such as So Much I Want to Say by Mona Hatoum,

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Fostering Connection and Learning: Inclusive Botanical Workshops at the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina held a special Terrarium Workshop as part of its celebrations for European Night of Museums and International Museum Day 2024, observed on May 18th. This year’s theme, “Museums for Education and Research,” provided an inspiring backdrop for the event. The workshop took place

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Five Projects Receive Funding Under the Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund! 

We are happy to announce the results of the first call within the Headley Southeast Europe Cultural Heritage Fund for 2024. A total of 46 applications were submitted, and 40 of them were taken into consideration in line with the eligibility criteria. The external Evaluation Committee had the difficult task

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Art workshop “Morska posla / Works of the Sea”

PI Museum and Gallery Tivat in cooperation with the NGO “Children of Tivat” – “Creative Corner”, and with the support of the “Balkan Museum Network” organized an art workshop for children and contributed by participating in this year’s 3rd Wind Festival organized by JK “Delfin”. in cooperation and with the

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Frequently Asked Questions

Unlock the Potential of Your Cultural Heritage Projects: Apply for The Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund’s Public Call Are you passionate about cultural heritage and eager to make a significant impact with your projects? The Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund is excited to invite applications for our latest Public Call,

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Open Call for Applications: The Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund

The Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund is thrilled to announce an open call for applications, aiming to foster and support projects focused on the preservation and celebration of cultural heritage across South-Eastern Europe. This initiative seeks to empower organizations that showcase innovative and impactful approaches towards sustainability, inclusivity, and regional

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Heritage Touch

The “Heritage Touch” project was designed for blind individuals, who are among the most vulnerable and marginalized groups of museum visitors. In an effort to improve accessibility for blind people in Montenegrin museums, the Museum Society collaborated with the Natural History Museum of Montenegro, the Homeland Museum of Pljevlja, the

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Youth Museum Theatre – a program for adolescents

In the National Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina, adolescents are common visitors during organized high-school visits, but we lack their self-motivated visits. With this program (implemented from September until December 2023) we wanted to make the contents of our museum’s collection more relevant to the life experiences of adolescents and

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Museum of Vojvodina, Picture book Who’s been nibbling?

The Museum of Vojvodina has one of the oldest pedagogical services in the Republic of Serbia. Museum pedagogues and educators create programs for different categories of audience, but the most beautiful and favorite programs are those created for the youngest visitors. Although several publications for children have been published, for

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