CAFF Festival Returns for Its 5th Edition in Warsaw
We are thrilled to announce that the Cultural Arts Festival for Families will this year take place in Warsaw, bringing together artists from across Europe.
Read MoreConnecting young people across Europe through creativity, dialogue, and shared heritage. Join a vibrant community shaping the future of European culture.
The European Youth Cultural Initiative Association (EYCIA) is a non-profit organisation founded in 2017 with a simple belief: culture has the power to break down barriers and build bridges between people of all backgrounds.
Based at the heart of Europe — in Paris La Défense, France — we bring together young people, artists, educators, and cultural organisations from across the continent. Our programmes celebrate diversity, nurture creativity, and foster meaningful dialogue that transcends borders.
Learn More About UsThree pillars guide everything we do at EYCIA — from the festivals we organise to the workshops we run and the conversations we spark.
We create spaces where young people from different countries can share traditions, languages, and stories — building understanding that lasts a lifetime.
From theatre productions to digital art, music residencies to writing workshops — our programmes unlock the creative potential of every participant.
We celebrate what makes Europe extraordinary: its diversity. Our projects explore what it means to be European in the 21st century — open, plural, and forward-looking.
Stay up to date with EYCIA's latest projects, partnerships, and moments from across the continent.
We are thrilled to announce that the Cultural Arts Festival for Families will this year take place in Warsaw, bringing together artists from across Europe.
Read MoreA landmark agreement will provide new funding pathways for young cultural creators across EU member states, supporting micro-projects across the continent.
Read MoreOur cross-border educational project is expanding to six new countries this year, inviting educators and students to explore Shakespeare's enduring European legacy.
Read More