Sunnier Springtime days have arrived under a cloud this year, as we cautiously step out from Covid's shadow and find ourselves facing an uncertain road ahead. But with the new season comes the opportunity to change and take stock of how we currently engage our audiences. By analysing a wealth of data from the past few years, we examine the individual challenges faced by different sectors and look ahead to the next steps.
“By March, the worst of the winter would be over. The snow would thaw, the rivers begin to run and the world would wake into itself again."
― Neil Gaiman, Odd and the Frost Giants
Sectors | Libraries & Literature
Evidence to help build an understanding of how audiences have engaged differently with Libraries and Literature based events during and moving out of the pandemic.
Sectors | Museums, Galleries & Heritage
Evidence to help build an understanding of how audiences have engaged with Museums, Galleries and Heritage before, during and moving out of the pandemic.
Sectors | Outdoor Arts & Festivals
Evidence to help build an understanding of how audiences have engaged with Outdoor Arts before, during and moving out of the pandemic.
Sectors | Performing Arts
Evidence to help build an understanding of how audiences have engaged differently with mainstream, classical and contemporary Performing Arts before, during and moving out of the pandemic.
Events
Our events programme focuses on the challenges organisations tell us they are facing right now.
Financial Glossary from Creative Advantage Fund
This newly produced financial glossary is designed to help cultural organisations navigate the complex words of cultural finance models available to the cultural sector.