Denmark

The ForesTEEN project offers European teenagers aged 15–25 years old a financial grant called ForesTEEN EU Passport funded by Creative Europe, including reimbursement of travel costs to network festivals (with accommodation provided by the host festival).

CPH STAGE invites emerging artists and producers based in the Nordic region (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland) to apply for the EAP – Buddy Programme, a two-year professional development initiative designed to strengthen international networks, build industry skills, and provide guided access to major performing arts platforms.

CPH STAGE invites critics, writers, and performing arts professionals from the Nordic region and beyond to apply for a workshop led by Springback.org, taking place during CPH STAGE from 27–29 May 2026 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Island Connect, a collaborative programme between seven performing arts organisations working with residencies located on (or associated with) European islands of different countries, has open calls for artists in the performing arts.

Art Hub Copenhagen (AHC) is a network-creating institution that works actively to create and expand visual artists’ networks both nationally and internationally.

Dynamo is offering thematic residencies open to circus artists and companies who work cross-aesthetically with music composition and contemporary circus.

Danish Cultural Institute (DCI) is looking for an experienced project coordinator with a solid understanding of international development aid and management of international projects.

NEMO (Northern European Mobility Opportunity) is a pilot programme for mobility and artistic exchange, supported by the Nordic Culture Fund and the arts funding agencies of Ireland, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

NEMO offers five travel and conference grants (up to 500 EUR lump sum according to NEMO’s travel grant scheme, including a free conference ticket) for museum professionals located in Southern as well as Central and Eastern Europe

The Regional Council of Normandy invites organisations from Normandy, France, the UK, the Channel Islands, Ireland, Southern Italy, Norway and Denmark to respond to this call for projects to be part of a major event in 2027.

The International Touring and Environmental Responsibility (ITER) programme, delivered by Julie’s Bicycle in collaboration with in futurum, is back for its fourth year. This initiative supports arts organisations and individuals in England, Denmark, and Norway to develop sustainable, inclusive, and equitable models for international touring.

NEMO is inviting proposals from young (museum) professionals based in Europe to suggest formats for its NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Who cares? Museums, wellbeing and resilience’, taking place from 26 to 28 October 2025 in Horsens, Denmark.