This year's health crisis has affected adults across the EU in an unprecedented way. The creative industries at the level of the consortium countries, as well as the people working in these fields, have been affected in particular. The proposed project is focused on acquiring professional skills for adults from RO, TR, ES and LV in two key areas of the creative industries: 1. Music / performing arts; 2. Intangible cultural heritage.The direct target group of the project consists of 96 artistically independent adults, and 40 stakeholders working in the creative industries. The indirect target group consists of 800 adults in the creative field, as well as 130,000 adults related to the general public (IO2, IO3 and IO4).The project is built on a complex architecture that includes 4 intellectual results, 4 blended training mobilities and 4 multiplication events, as follows:· Intellectual Results:1) Mapping the creative industry sectors and making four Country Reports;2) Making an international music album;3) Artistic management non-formal guide;4) Interactive online platform on intangible cultural heritage· 4 creative trainings (blended training mobilities) for people active in the field of creative industries in RO, TR, ES and LV, organized in each country of the consortium.· 4 events for multiplying the intellectual resultsThe objectives of the restART for ART project are:· Improving professional skills among 96 adults with financial difficulties in RO, TR, ES, LV, working in the field of independent creative industries (1. music / performing arts; 2. intangible cultural heritage), to identify new opportunities to promote the two creative industries in the context of the health crisis;· Raising awareness among adults in RO, TR, ES, LV on the importance of creative sectors for European cultural identity, with an emphasis on music / performing arts and intangible cultural heritage, by mapping disparate information in the field and producing four Country Reports;· Improving the access for 40,000 adults from RO, TR, ES, LV to the digital means of information regarding the intangible cultural heritage at the level of the consortium.The general impact of the project targets adults working in the creative industries in Romania, Turkey, Spain and Latvia, for which it proposes concrete solutions to improve professional skills to overcome the extremely difficult period generated by the health crisis. Short term, the project generates competencies for the target group directly, by participating in the 4 blended learning mobilities and by finalizing the intellectual results. In the long run, the project aims to extend the results to the general public, approximately 130,000 adults, through the operation of the online interactive platform on intangible cultural heritage, the use of the artistic management non-formal guide by adults and stakeholders in the creative industries.