Arts Council Malta, is sending a delegation of Maltese music advocates to the Music Cities Convention in Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA. This is the largest global conference exploring the role of music in urban development, covering topics such as diversity, youth, education, health and more.
By Creatives Unite CommunityDeadline for applications: April 9, 2025, at 12:00 noon CET
Organizer: Arts Council Malta, in partnership with Sound Diplomacy
Who It’s For: Music professionals from Malta’s music ecosystem
Apply here.
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About Music Cities Convention
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Music Cities Convention is a leading global platform discussing how music transforms cities. Organized by Music Cities Events, this three-day event includes panels, workshops, networking opportunities, and live performances. Attendees will explore the latest trends in music policy, music tourism, and creative economy strategies.
As part of this initiative, Arts Council Malta is selecting two local music professionals to join its official Malta delegation, alongside representatives from Malta’s Regional Councils and the Regional Cultural Coordinator.
What’s Covered?
- Travel expenses
- Accommodation
- Full access to the Music Cities Convention
Why Apply?
- Contribute to global music policy discussions with Sound Diplomacy
- Expand your international network and build collaborations
- Gain visibility for your work and innovative ideas
- Learn from experts and bring back knowledge to Malta’s music sector
- Inspire your community with new perspectives and skills
Who Can Apply?
- Minimum three years of professional experience in the music industry
- Open to producers, performers, DJs, composers, conductors, educators, promoters, sound designers, music therapists, engineers, and directors
- Experience working with policymakers, local councils, or cultural authorities is a plus
- Must be available to travel on the event dates
For more information and to apply please check Arts Council Malta official website and the full open call document.
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