The Baltic Home exhibition was created on the basis of the Creative Ports project carried out as part of the Program of European Territorial Cooperation – Interreg Baltic Sea Region 2014-2020 and co-financed from the European Regional Development Fund. Its main purpose is to support the sustainable development of the cultural, creative and internationalization of its representatives in the Baltic Sea Region.
The creative sector combines culture on the one hand and the economy on the other. Experts characterize creative industries as activities that have their origin in individual creativity, skills and talent. They have the potential to create wealth and create jobs across generations and intellectual property exploration. Thanks to the diversity of the creative sector it is the main one the core of the services of the future, and can enrich the traditional sector, crafts or handicrafts.
Here you can go for a virtual tour to visit the exhibition.
The creative sector combines culture on the one hand and the economy on the other. Experts characterize creative industries as activities that have their origin in individual creativity, skills and talent. They have the potential to create wealth and create jobs across generations and intellectual property exploration. Thanks to the diversity of the creative sector it is the main one the core of the services of the future, and can enrich the traditional sector, crafts or handicrafts.
Here you can go for a virtual tour to visit the exhibition.
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