Culture is important tool to promote social inclusion, equality and the active participation of young people, as well as fight against discrimination and poverty. It is important to develop young people's cultural competences from a lifelong perspective, as it is linked to other key competences of their lives. It is important for us to give them the opportunity to access to the culture because it is connect with self-expression, individual development and self-confidence, innovation and creativity, joy and willingness to accept other cultures, including European cultural heritage. Our tasks are: 1. to give 14 Latvians and 14 Georgian youngsters the opportunity to meet in order to get to know and explore each other's countries, culture and traditions through art; 2. train enthusiastic future leaders, dreamers and dynamic thinkers who want to develop creativity trough art and non-formal education, improve their quality of life and the world around them; 3. Provide useful skills and knowledge, as well as meaningful leisure time for young people in order to enable them to integrate more successfully in today's society, thus reducing social exclusion. 4. organize various sport activities during the project which will encourage young people to think about a healthy lifestyle and how important sporting activities are for human health. 5. Get to know well known Latvian ethnographer and artist Julijs Straume and his cultural heritage for the Latvians and Georgians and revive one of his carpets into the form of mosaics.