As artificial intelligence reshapes the way we live, work and create, what role can culture play in ensuring innovation remains creative, inclusive and sustainable?

Creative Landscapes 2026, Buckinghamshire's annual cultural sector conference, brings together artists, cultural organisations, educators, creative businesses, local authorities, community leaders and innovators for a day of ideas, inspiration and debate.

This year's conference explores the opportunities and challenges presented by AI and emerging technologies, asking important questions about creativity, leadership, environmental responsibility, access and wellbeing in a rapidly changing world.

The programme features keynote speakers including Will Gompertz, Director of Sir John Soane's Museum, and Owen Hopkin, Director of New Technologies and Innovation at Arts Council England, alongside workshops, artistic interventions and discussions led by practitioners working at the intersection of culture, technology and social impact.

Whether you work in culture, education, digital innovation, sustainability, public health, community development or economic development, Creative Landscapes offers an opportunity to connect with peers, discover new perspectives and explore how creativity can help shape a more resilient future.

Standard Ticket - £75
For bookings made after 30 September.

Freelancer Subsidised Ticket - £20
A reduced-price ticket for freelancers and independent practitioners for whom the full ticket price may be a barrier.

Supporter Ticket - £150
If you are in a position to contribute a little more, choosing a Supporter Ticket helps us subsidise places for freelancers and independent practitioners who may otherwise find the cost of attending prohibitive.

Date: Thursday 5 November 2026
Location: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire