Digital Culture Network events

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This webinar will explore how to use Google Looker Studio to improve day-to-day work.

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Join us for this one day online conference sharing best practice in ecommerce within the cultural sector. Whether you’re already operating in this area or looking to develop ecommerce as a potential new income stream, this event will provide you with useful experience, contacts and practical ideas.

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During this free session, we'll share some of the latest tips and tricks on how to use AI as an arts marketer.

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The Museum AI Summit 2025 will explore how AI is reshaping the museum landscape. From enhancing visitor experiences to streamlining operations, AI is unlocking new possibilities for creativity, accessibility, and engagement within cultural institutions.

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What will cultural enterprises look like in 2050? How will technology, sustainability, and shifting audience expectations redefine the way we operate? This futures-thinking webinar invites sector leaders to step into the year 2050 and explore what success looks like in a rapidly evolving world.

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This webinar will help you create successful emails that engage your audiences.

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This webinar offers leaders an overview of the latest trends and insights on social media.

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Hear from special guest speakers from arts, culture and heritage organisations on where they spend their digital ad budget and why.

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This brand-new online course will explore the basics of using AI, from creating prompts to using AI for image generation or data analytics.

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This webinar will help you get to grips with producing bitesize vertical videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels and beyond.

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This session looks at the historical context of disability in the arts, providing insight into how a person living with a disability navigates the working world, and what this might look like for venues and digital spaces.

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In today’s digital age, museums are no longer confined to physical walls; they are embracing the latest technology to offer immersive experiences that transport visitors to new dimensions of engagement.

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A free online resource library for cultural professionals that brings the collective intelligence of the sector together in one place, by you, for you. It’s run by the Arts Marketing Association and brings together events, webinars, research, toolkits and resources to support skills development and networking in the arts and culture sector.

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Access free live webinar and in-person digital skills training from the Google Digital Garage team. What will you learn today?

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TEA (Talking Evidence and Audiences) Breaks offer a regular introduction to The Audience Agency's latest research, projects and sector knowledge - grab a cuppa and listen in. Through these short monthly briefings, the team share current insights for the cultural sector.

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At an AMA connector meeting, you can meet a whole range of people working in your area, in your sector or at a similar career stage. You need to be an AMA member to access these meetings.

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Presented by the Association for Cultural Enterprises, Talking Forums are a great way to network with colleagues across the sector, sharing knowledge, experience and best practice. Each meeting covers topics of commercial interest, discussion points and case studies from group members.

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Level up your business with free online courses designed for busy entrepreneurs.

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Develop practical skills to help you fundraise from a variety of sources and build resilience in arts and culture organisations in this course run by FutureLearn and brought to you by Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy.

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Hosted by the Association for Cultural Enterprises, the Academy is an online learning and training resource designed to expand your knowledge in key areas of cultural enterprises.