Ageing and memory are two aspects of life that everyone has to face eventually. The contributions to this volume explore the cultural mediations of these categories. Through a series of approaches focused on practices and acts of memory, narratives, reminiscence, representation, and collective memory, they seek to better understand and critically reflect on how ageing is experienced in various ways across the lifespan. By covering a variety of phenomena, including biopics, music by the elderly, and artifacts, they all contribute to furthering the understanding of memory as a cultural process that is always in the making, situated in particular contexts and shaped by its material conditions of existence.