The European Days of Craftsmanship (ETAK) celebrates the diverse and vibrant world of arts and crafts across 24 European countries, taking place from April 5-7, 2024. Now in its tenth year in Germany, this initiative invites artisans and creatives from 12 federal states to showcase their unique talents and creations. Under the patronage of Michael Kellner, State Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, the event provides a platform for both established and emerging artists to open their studios to the public, offering insights into the craftsmanship process.

ETAK emphasizes the values of sustainability and regionality, reflecting the rich tapestry of local creativity with workshops, exhibitions, and guided tours suitable for all ages. Participants can engage in hands-on activities while exploring various disciplines such as ceramics, textiles, metalwork, and more. This free event serves not only to educate attendees but also to strengthen networks and support local artisans, promoting a deeper appreciation for traditional and contemporary craftsmanship within the community.