If you want to know how we are doing with the activities in the project, here is our plan for September.
We, the team from Hunedoara County Council:
- - We finalize the purchase of the execution of works;
- - We carry out the purchase of archaeological surveillance and research services;
- - We are starting the acquisition of the tourist information system;
- - We will prepare our Seminar alongside the Norwegian partner and we will take part in the activities of our Romanian partner.
We, the members of the Mihai Eminescu Trust team
- are currently organizing two more series of Dacian blacksmithing workshops in September, on the weekends of 23-25.09 and 30.09-2.10.
- After that, we will be planning the Craftmen Fair - so we will be able to meet on October 8 and 9. All these events will take place in Costești, near the Tourist Information Center. We hope you are coming!
- We are working hard and with increasing speed to set up the training workshops for young people and adults in the area: Heritage Guides! We will let you know all the details about that at the right time.
- And very soon we are preparing to launch the project`s web page and bring out the customized sets of materials: caps, vests, diaries and cool bags so that you can recognize our future Heritage Guides. We are giving a hand in organizing the seminar in November, together with our Norwegian partner.
This is not all! At the end of the month, restoration work will begin, so we'll be back with more details on that in the coming weeks.
The Capital of Dacia - living museum of European cultural heritage is the name of the project submitted by Hunedoara County Council and carried out in partnership with Mihai Eminescu Trust and Møre & Romsdal County Council from Norway.
The Capital of Dacia - A LIVING MUSEUM OF THE EUROPEAN CULTURAL HERITAGE is financed with the support of EEA Grants 2014-2021 within the RO-CULTURE Programme.
EEA and Norway Grants
RO-Culture Programme
EEA & Norwegian Grants
Ministry of Culture
Project Management Unit - UMP
National Heritage Institute -
Hunedoara County Council
Mihai Eminescu Trust
Møre og Romsdal fylkeskommune