Caravan Theatre, 20 August 2026, Scotland

The International Producers' Breakfast has become a key annual event for international arts professionals working in or attending the Edinburgh Festivals. Creating the opportunity for producers, programmers and creators to come together and spend time together amongst the shows and events. Make new connections and sow seeds of collaboration, exchange and partnership for the coming year.

Toronto Metropolitan University, 22 July 2026, Canada

Diversity Arts Australia (DARTS) and the Canada Council for the Arts (CCA), in partnership with the Canada Excellence Research Chair in Health Equity and Community Wellbeing at Toronto Metropolitan University, invite you to an Imagine Talk conversation on cultural equity and systems change in the arts.

ENCATC - European Network on Cultural Management and Policy, 09 July 2026, International

This session will bring together perspectives from different Asian contexts to explore how artists’ and cultural professionals’ working conditions are being shaped by policy, education, institutions, digitalisation, mobility, and wider support ecosystems. It will also open space for reflection on the value of Asia-Europe dialogue in this field.

United Nations, 06 July 2026, International

Committed to in the Global Digital Compact and established by the UN General Assembly, the AI Dialogue is the United Nations platform where all governments and stakeholders will convene to discuss international cooperation, share best practices and lessons learned, and facilitate open, transparent and inclusive discussions on artificial intelligence governance. For the first time, every country h…

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Viet Nam, 05 July 2026, Viet Nam

Where heritage once existed primarily within physical spaces and the communities that owned it, digital technology has now enabled it to transcend the limits of space and time, creating new opportunities for cultural heritage to become part of the value chain of cultural industries.

04 July 2026, Nigeria

Creative industry leaders have called for greater investment in women as Nigeria works to unlock the full economic potential of its creative economy, warning that limited access to funding, leadership opportunities, infrastructure and visibility continues to hold back one of the country’s most important growth sectors.