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The weekend of 8 and 9 June saw the implementation phase of the Storytooling project in Spain. We were so looking forward to it… and in the end it was too short! To put ourselves in context, we have to point out that we started with a cycle of workshops

On 1 June 2024, Pas-de-Calais Tourisme organised its first Photo Marathon in Lens, at the heart of the Autour du Louvre-Lens destination. Despite the gloomy weather, the event attracted around thirty amateur photographers from the Hauts-de-France region, all keen to highlight the heritage of Lens. On 27 June, participants were

Tell us about your background and what inspires your work. I’m a sculptor with a passion for matter, for the way we mould and adapt it. I’m even more fascinated by the ability of human beings (but not only human beings) to do this, how they do it and why

On 26 June 2024, Belgian students explored the play area around Grand-Hornu. After conceptualising its design, they visualised it in three dimensions. They then thought about how it could be used by children, assessing how certain elements could be improved or added to comply with European safety standards for play

On June 1st, Pas-de-Calais Tourisme organized a creative event in the Around Louvre-Lens destination: a Photo Marathon in the city of Lens. Despite the rainy weather, 28 photography enthusiasts braved the rain to participate in this creative and enriching day. A Day of Discovery and Creativity The rain did not

In Portugal, the Storytooling co-creation workshop started from the theme “the beauty of destruction” to work on the heritage and landscape of the marble mines in Alentejo, and create narratives to raise awareness for environmental conservation and sustainable tourism. The 5 days programme, facilitated by artist Rui Horta Pereira, dealt

Question: How did you get started in the Storytooling project and why? Irmina: I heard about it when the partner Euroimpulse was carrying out the selection process for teachers who could propose a project to be developed precisely in the area between Alto Palancia and Puerto de Sagunto. The objective

In November, Chérine, Fanny, Léa, Maxime and Matthieu started to work on a photographic concept (element of the co-creation workshops) as part of the prototype phase. After some thought, the group and Pas-de-Calais Tourisme repositioned the project, as it was difficult to develop this concept in the allocated time. So,

In October, photographer Jean Michel André worked with the young people to develop a heritage story through photography. This support was organised in several stages, following the design approach. Immersion day: The group met for the first time during a day spent visiting the area. They visited the Cité des