The “Heritage Marionettes” project, led by Digital Future, gathered students from the 9-year school “Emin Duraku” in Tirana for creative workshops.

The children explored Albania’s cultural heritage through art and interactive activities. They viewed images of sites restored through the EU4Culture program. Inspired by these sites, they created artworks that showcased their imagination and talent.

The children enjoyed bringing their unique ideas to life. This initiative is supported by the EU4Culture grant program, funded by the European Union, and implemented by UNOPS with the Ministry of Economy, Culture, and Innovation.

The project partners with the National Center for Children’s Culture. Its goal is to educate young generations about our culture and traditions while sparking their creativity.

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