In Kaunas, Lithuania, on September 1, the reconstructed Čiurlionis Gallery in Kaunas hosted a one-day exhibition of masterpieces from the National M. K. Čiurlionis Museum of Art, marking the 150th anniversary of the artist’s birth. The programme included historical exhibits, VR experiences, a live concert and creative activities and projects representations. One of the creative activities was the presentation of the Futures Designed project and a sustainable glass workshop, attended by invited guests, representatives of Kaunas College and the public, participating in Kauno kolegija and Art of Academy season opening. The event also pioneered the use of QR-coded stickers, enhancing digital access to project resources.

In Greece, on 9 October 2025, ARTIT hosted an online session attended by 30 creative professionals and educators. Participants from across the country—including remote regions like Crete—discussed the project’s goals, explored the e-learning platform, and expressed interest in the toolkit and project activities, highlighting the importance of accessible online resources.

In Matera, Italy, on 9 September 2025, Materahub focused its event on sustainable materials and local artisan practices. With 22 participants, the gathering promoted networking among designers and craftworkers. A key outcome was the creation of a stakeholder map visualising key local actors, aimed at fostering collaboration and assessing the green transition within the artisan sector.

In Cyprus, on 30 October 2025, Frederick University organised a dynamic evening of talks and workshops under the theme “Exploring Green Futures in Design Education.” Featuring bioartist Marisa Satsia and Dr. Anna Merry Economou, Project Coordinator, the event showcased how biology-inspired approaches and online micro-credential courses can empower creative professionals and educators to lead sustainable change. In total, 33 participants attended the event.