Traditional culture and local heritage often seem distant to younger generations in today's fast-paced, globalised world. This disconnection between the past and the present has led to a need for more awareness among young people about their countries' rich cultural heritage. Meanwhile, the number of older adults in Europe is growing, presenting an opportunity for active cultural participation by this group. Active cultural engagement has numerous benefits for older people, enhancing their well-being, vitality, and overall health. However, challenges persist, including the disconnection of local cultural heritage from the digital world and the exclusion of older people due to a lack of digital skills. Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the generation gap and hindered intergenerational relations and cultural heritage appreciation. To address these issues, we aim to equip adult educational centres with new and innovative methodologies and tools. By doing so, we strive to connect generations, involve seniors in modern society, and pique the interest of younger generations in their local cultural heritage. Our project seeks to foster understanding, cooperation, and communication across generations, building a stronger sense of community and appreciation for cultural heritage. Let's create a brighter future by preserving and celebrating our shared past! Join us on this exciting journey of intergenerational learning and artistic exploration.