Julie’s Bicycle, in partnership with in futurum, presents the International Touring and Environmental Responsibility Programme 2026. This initiative convenes practitioners from music and dance to critically engage with the ecological footprint of global touring. The programme spans Denmark, Norway, and the United Kingdom, with an online component, reflecting a transnational commitment to sustainable practice. The programme is designed for artists and professionals seeking to integrate environmental responsibility into their touring strategies. It offers a structured environment for dialogue, research, and peer exchange, though specific benefits such as funding or performance opportunities are not detailed in the available information. The curatorial vision is rooted in the belief that international mobility and environmental stewardship can be reconciled through informed, collective action. By bringing together voices from across the music and dance sectors, the programme aims to foster a community of practice that challenges conventional touring models. It is an opportunity for those who are not only concerned with the environmental impact of their work but are also eager to contribute to systemic change within the performing arts.