The process will be open during June and July.
People in the midlands are being asked to submit project ideas for this year's National Heritage Week.
The annual event usually involves physical activities on the ground, but there's more of an online focus this year due to covid-19.
The Heritage Council is inviting families, communities and heritage groups to submit ideas during June and July, ahead of the week itself starting on August 15th.
Heritage Officer with Westmeath County Council, Melanie McQuade, says you can find inspiration and submit your work to heritageweek.ie:
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