Within the context of Amarante's successful application to the UNESCO's Creative Cities Network (UCCN), which was conducted with the technical support of Quaternaire Portugal, it was considered relevant to develop a bilingual website (Portuguese and English) that had the ability to communicate with different audiences (local, national and international; specialized or not), in order to transmit the richness, diversity and dynamism of the music sector in Amarante, as well as the strategy of the Amarante’s UCCN application.

On the website, we sought to design and produce images and contents concerning the historical relationship between Amarante, Music and Culture, highlighting the richness of Popular and Ethnographic Roots Music, as well as the current dynamics; the offer of facilities and venues dedicated to music; the offer of local education and training of music institutions, formal and informal; music groups from/headquartered in Amarante; the relationships between Music and Social Inclusion; the offer of music festivals in Amarante, as well as the local agenda of concerts, events and other initiatives linked to music.