Open Call for European Heritage Residencies in Malta
Europa Nostra and International National Trusts Organisation (INTO) will host Inclusive European Heritage Residencies from 13 to 19 September 2026, in collaboration with Din l-Art Ħelwa - the National Trust for Malta.
The Inclusive European Heritage Residency 2026 is organised within the framework of the network project Europa Nostra Heritage Agora which is co-funded by Creative Europe.
About the Residency
Around 10 heritage professionals will be selected to gather in Malta to exchange best practices, discuss key challenges, and explore strategies for building strong and resilient heritage organisations. Most costs are covered (see below for details).
The programme will offer a mix of case studies, practical sessions, site visits and peer learnings. Din l-Art Ħelwa, a non-governmental and non-profit voluntary organisation founded in 1965 to safeguard Malta’s cultural and natural heritage, is featured as the key case study.
Residency Costs Covered
The programme will cover the participants' accommodation for six nights, and all breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and local travel. Participants will be hosted in individual rooms at Majjistral Park. Participants are kindly asked to arrange and pay for their own travel expenses, and medical insurance.