The Cáceres 2031 Consortium has put up for tenders to implement this project, which responds to a demand from the cultural sector and represents a tangible legacy of the Cáceres 2031 process. Iris Jugo emphasizes that “it is a long-term project, symbolizing the union of many forces and the enthusiasm of many people and organizations”

The bid for Cáceres 2031 has received the formal support of the Portuguese city of Évora to become European Capital of Culture. This support represents a significant boost from the city that already holds this title for 2027.

Thousands of people enjoyed the show “Around Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony: Rebuilding Humanity”, organized by Cáceres 2031 and held in the historic city, transforming it into a grand stage.

Cáceres 2031 has opened a call for artist residencies today. This initiative forms part of the conceptual framework of Cáceres’ bid to become European Capital of Culture 2031. The program seeks to create spaces for encounter, movement, and care where European artists work alongside local communities to create, research, and share creative processes.

The Cáceres 2031 European Capital of Culture Consortium will set up the Office for Cultural Activation next year, which will operate as a permanent regional structure.