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The Culture & Heritage Hub is a vibrant cultural ecosystem where the past meets the future. We are a space open to collaboration, designed to bring together the local community, experts, specialists, artists and local or national authorities.
We believe heritage is not only a legacy of the past, but a living resource for innovation, education and sustainable development.
The Hub is open to organizations and individuals active in this field.
Local and national administration, museums, cultural centres, libraries
Cultural tourism agencies, craft workshops and producers, creative industries
Cultural associations, heritage foundations, community leaders
Architects, landscape architects, urban planners, artists, historians, biologists, ecologists, ethnologists, ethnographers, anthropologists
What we set out to achieve together
We connect public administration, NGOs and community leaders with specialists from many fields to create projects with real, long-term impact.
We give architects, historians, ethnologists, ethnographers and anthropologists a modern platform for fieldwork, conferences and applied documentation.
We support artists and designers as they reinterpret local traditions, turning crafts into successful creative industries.
We actively involve local people of all ages in the region's cultural life, building local pride and dialogue between generations.
We develop sustainable cultural tourism that offers visitors authentic, interactive and memorable experiences.
Explore the hub's projects and initiatives
We run round tables and working groups where public administration, civil society, architects and urban planners, landscape architects and ecologists, ethnographers and anthropologists, historians and sociologists, artists and the general public debate strategies for restoration, revitalisation and urban and rural regeneration.
We host international symposia and conferences for specialists in the humanities and architecture.
We offer guidance and technical assistance for projects that restore and conserve built heritage.
We provide workshops where contemporary artists work with local craftspeople to create art, object design and multimedia installations.
We host temporary exhibitions that combine the rigour of historical research with modern forms of visual expression.
Hands-on activities where children and young people learn crafts, traditional recipes and local history directly from the community's elders.
From artisan fairs and niche festivals to open-air documentary nights, theatre performances and concerts.
Themed tours tailored to each audience: educational trails for schools, immersive visits for tourists and technical circuits for specialists.
We collect and 3D-scan testimonies, old photographs and family objects from local people, building a public digital memory that is open to everyone.
Each hub brings together its own community of members and partners.