Chania Culture is a vibrant hub for arts and culture in Chania, managing significant cultural institutions such as the Municipal Library, the Centre of Mediterranean Architecture (CAM), and the Municipal Art Gallery. The Municipal Library, founded in 1954, offers a rich collection of printed and audiovisual materials, including the historical personal library of Eleftherios Venizelos. It features a modern Media Lab, established in 2013, providing spaces for collaboration, digital creation, and relaxation. The library also runs extensive educational and recreational programs for children and adults, including reading clubs, creative workshops, and virtual activities, operating several branches dedicated to young readers. The Centre of Mediterranean Architecture (CAM) promotes architectural understanding and best practices, focusing on the unique Mediterranean identity in space management. CAM engages both the public and professionals through diverse activities, including architectural events, historical explorations, theoretical discussions, educational programs, and media initiatives. Its aim is to foster respect for both natural and built environments, ensuring architecture contributes to harmonious living. CAM collaborates with academic institutions and professional bodies to advance research and artistic endeavors in architecture. The organization oversees numerous cultural venues across the Municipality of Chania, suitable for a wide range of events, from small workshops to international conferences accommodating up to 400 people, with modern equipment and accessibility for AMEA. The Municipal Art Gallery, opened in 2002, is a key player in the city's artistic landscape, regularly hosting exhibitions by renowned artists and collaborating with major museums, while also developing educational programs for all ages and producing significant art publications.