CulturePolis is participating in the “European Heritage Days,” where this year’s theme is titled: “Tracing Routes, Networks, and Connections in Cultural Heritage.”

Through an interpretive walk along the Cultural Route designed by our team, titled: “Arts, Letters, and Politics in the Old Town of Corfu,” we will follow the traces of the Venetians, the British, and the Ionian Islanders.

The aim of this activity is to connect the narratives of the past and create new ties in the present at points of interest such as: the San Giacomo Theater, the Mantzaros Philharmonic Society, the Ionian Academy, the “Phoinix” Theater, the Ionian Parliament, and the Ionian Bank’s Museum of Banknotes. Additionally, a 3D visualization of these points of interest will be used for more effective observation and interpretation.

At the end of the walk, participants will have the opportunity to learn about new ways to document narratives and evidence related to cultural heritage through citizen participation, presented via related CulturePolis projects.

Date: September 29 – The event will be conducted in Greek. Priority will be given to parents and children.

Start Time: 17:30
End Time: 19:30

Maximum Number of Participants: 20 people. Registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis through the form. An email will be sent with information about the starting point of the walk.

To register, fill out the form below:
https://forms.gle/VydxM4TEvwmGBC596

Contact Information:
Georgia Kanellopoulou, Tel: 695 116 1409
Email: georgia.kanellopoulou@culturepolis.org

Information about CulturePolis

CulturePolis is a Civil Society Organization (CSO) based in Corfu. Since 2006, its activities have focused on the following areas:

a) Promoting intercultural dialogue as a tool for social cohesion and integration, emphasizing strong relationships between different cultures, particularly between Greece and the Arab world. This initiative is supported by a specialized structure created in 2020, called the Center for Greek and Arab Literature and Culture (K.El.A.L.P.).

b) Promoting cultural tourism and its relationship with cultural heritage at the local and regional levels, supporting tourism and cultural professionals in making more sustainable and resilient market choices.

c) Empowering structures and building capacities for the Cultural and Creative sectors, helping creative professionals elevate their entrepreneurship, marketing, and digital skills.

For more information about CulturePolis and its areas of activity, visit the website: http://www.culturepolis.org.

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