Open Call for Volunteer
PLEASE NOTE: The deadline for applications has been extended to 15 January 2020.
If you’re interested in cultural management, communities of different backgrounds and meaningfully engaging them, and you’ve thought about how culture and the arts can deal with issues of the environment, mental health and other vital topics relevant to Europe, then you are invited to join the Tartu 2024 team as a volunteer for the period of January-December 2020. We are expecting applications from people of 18-30 years old.
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If you’re interested in cultural management, communities of different backgrounds and meaningfully engaging them, and you’ve thought about how culture and the arts can deal with issues of the environment, mental health and other vital topics relevant to Europe, then you are invited to join the Tartu 2024 team as a volunteer for the period of January-December 2020. We are expecting applications from people of 18-30 years old.
Tartu 2024 Foundation Established to Execute European Capital of Culture
On 5 December the City Council of Tartu decided to establish the Tartu 2024 Foundation. The purpose of the new organisation is to continue the preparations of the programme and activities of the European Capital of Culture and bring it to life together with local and foreign partners.
The International Kultuurikompass Forum Through the Eyes of a Volunteer from Hungary
by Eszter Sági, Tartu 2024 volunteer
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Tartu 2024 Holds First International Cultural Managers’ Forum
The Culture Compass forum “How to skilfully engage volunteers in culture?”, aimed at cultural managers and creators, will take place at the Estonian National Museum on 21 November. For the first time, both speakers and guests from other European countries are expected to attend the forum, organised for the fourth time by Tartu 2024 and the Department of Culture of the City of Tartu.
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The Jury's Final Report Now Available
The European Capitals of Culture Expert Panel's Selection Stage Report is available to read on the website of the European Commission at https://bit.ly/2VpMCHM. It explains the strengths of Tartu's bid and also highlights the aspects we will be working on in the coming years.
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