The series of thematic professional workshops continues within the framework of the “HOUSES to go” project, the aim of which is to transfer practical knowledge and methods supporting the development of country houses, as well as to present modern interpretation options for cultural heritage.
On May 22, 2026, a traveling exhibition titled “Light at the Border – In the Footsteps of the Martyrs János Brenner and Danijel Halas” will open at the Danijel Halas Home in Velika Polana, where it will be presented for the sixth time at a new location.
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A professional event within the C4F-ELEVATE project will present how traditional craft heritage can be transformed through contemporary design, innovation, ethnological research and cross-border cooperation into sustainable products for the future.
During a professional study visit to the Őrség National Park, the KeepItDark project was presented, highlighting the impacts of light pollution on nature, biodiversity, and human health, while emphasizing the importance of cross-border cooperation.
On 7 May 2026, at the Sv. Jakab Church in Dobrovnik hosted the ceremonial opening of the traveling exhibition entitled “Light at the Border – In the Footsteps of the Martyrs János Brenner and Danijel Halas,” created within the framework of the Interreg project Messages.
As part of the HOUSES to go project, the first activation event was successfully held on May 6, 2026. The event was hosted by the Hegypásztor cellars in Szőlőhegy, Oszkó, where Hungarian and Slovenian participants worked together to prepare the project’s future programs.
On April 29, 2026, a GUČIMO project workshop in Szentgotthárd explored the link between cultural heritage and tourism. The event concluded with the opening of a photo exhibition.
Within the framework of the HOUSES to go project, the third stage of the practical workshop series entitled “Managing ethnographic collections, creating the conditions for receiving guests in a country house environment” was successfully implemented on April 20, 2026.
Within the CROSS-SACRAL project, the first workshop addressed challenges of digital visibility and collaboration in tourism, while presenting the development of the digital avatar ADAM and an interactive map for a comprehensive tourist experience.
