European Dance Development Network

European Dance Development Network

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EDN is a network of dance development organisations in Europe, cooperating for a sustainable, progressive, and equitable field of contemporary dance. The network serves as a hub, a mediator and an international connector. It supports the sector’s professional development and raises awareness about what dance can do in our societies today. As an EU-funded network for dance, EDN represents the sector and advocates on its behalf to inform policy work and public development programmes.

11/06/2026

☄️We are thrilled to announce that Perform Europe continues with a new edition!

The third Open Call supporting inclusive, diverse and green touring of performing arts will be launched very soon!
🤝Partnerships must bring together at least three partners from three Creative Europe countries to tour artistic works across 41 countries.
The Perform Europe Consortium thanks the European Union for its continued trust and support in delivering the next edition of the programme.
🔗Learn more: https://www.ednetwork.eu/news/perform-europe-3-announcement
Stay tuned for more details.

Perform Europe IETM International network for contemporary performing arts Circostrada Network European Festivals Association (EFA) Pearle Live Performance Europe Creative Europe

10/06/2026

On 15 June at 18:00 join the webinar presenting the results of the project Green Steps: over the past months, Dancehouse Lefkosia has brought children, families, artists, educators and environmentalists together, inviting them to move, play and explore hidden ecosystems to experience ecology through dance and imagination.
Registration link https://forms.gle/ggfKzGvUuNGD58RQ6

04/06/2026

While the Moving Balkans platform ended a few weeks ago, the spotlight on Serbian stages must stay on. From the EDN member Stanica / Station - service for contemporary dance, we receive and share an appeal by artists and cultural workers in Serbia, describing increasing pressures on the cultural field, education and public life. The letter reports cases of institutional, economic and political retaliation affecting cultural workers and organisations.
Colleagues in the region invite international networks to read and circulate the appeal, and to consider possible forms of public attention or solidarity.

📄The full letter is available on https://l1nq.com/qskjvro
Visual by the Community of Arts and Culture.

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