At CARARE, our mission has always been to open access to digital cultural heritage. Today, we are taking that mission a step further by officially signing the Open Heritage Statement (OHS).

A new feature from the HERITALISE project highlights the work of the Open Virtual Worlds (OVW) research group at the University of St Andrews and their specific contributions to the European Cloud for Cultural Heritage.

We are thrilled to unveil the two visionary projects selected for the 3DBigDataSpace Outreach Synergy Call. These winners were chosen for their innovative use of 3D technology to bring European cultural heritage to life through immersive digital storytelling.

The 20th episode of the Digital Skills Talks, organized by the European Commission’s Digital Skills and Jobs Platform, takes a deep dive into the intersection of technology and heritage preservation.

XR Culture digitised the Roman Glass collection of the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Verona
On 12 February, a dynamic hands-on workshop organised within the 3DBigDataSpace initiative brought together cultural heritage and technology professionals to explore advanced approaches to 3D digitisation. The session formed part of the project’s broader mission to build capacity across Europe for creating, managing, and sharing high-quality 3D data, supporting institutions in contributing to emerging digital infrastructures for cultural heritage.

Digital Time Travel: Two Heritage Projects Selected for the 3DBigDataSpace Outreach Call
The "AI for 3D Digital Twins in Cultural Heritage" event will be held on 23 March online. Contributions are open untill 13th of March.

Showcase of the IUVANUM metaverse: LIP3D project at the Immersive Heritage 2026
Just weeks after its official launch, the 3D-4CH platform is already full of expertise. The center has seen a huge influx of resources curated from Digital Heritage projects across Europe, establishing a high-value repository for the community from day one.

The International Centre for Archival Research (ICARUS) will host its 36th Convention from May 27–29, 2026. This year’s event is hosted by the National Archives of Estonia in Tallinn and follows the theme: “Highlighting Heritage, Empowering Knowledge – Fr

The Time Machine Organisation (TMO) is proud to announce the next installment of our Community Showcase, taking place online on May 29, 2026.

CHNT '31 goes under the title 'Getting Dirty – Back to the Roots of Cultural Heritage Work Heritage in Action: From the Field to the Future'
