Tweaks to Strategic Touring Fund guidance
Michelle Dickson of Arts Council England underlined some core points to keep in mind for the new Strategic Touring Fund application phases, when she...
Arts Council England’s National Portfolio
I’ve been quiet for a while because busy with a whole range of clients, each of them forging ahead in their ambitions to...
August archive
Back to school in the arts and culture world seems to have come early this year! Not yet September, and a great many...
Sunshine fuels audience development
October already, and today autumn will start. At least in London, so they say. Yesterday was said to be the last of the...
Short term funding – short term relationships
I applaud the news that DanceUK has managed to nearly double its income since losing Arts Council England core funding (see The Stage article here)....
A blooming summer that was
Hoorah - success for that big audience development project bid I was working on with the Philharmonia Orchestra. Now the hard work starts!...
Philharmonia Orchestra and south west consortium win ACE strategic touring money for i-Orchestra
Very excitingly, ACE has announced that the Philharmonia Orchestra and the consortium of South West organisations with whom they're working- including councils, music education hubs...
Strategic Touring Funds – how to create an audience development strategy
14.05.2013
Advocacy, Arts funding, Audience development, Collaboration, Customer relationships, Research
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I've been working intensely with the impressive Philharmonia Orchestra, to create an audience development strategy underpinning their consortium bid to Arts Council England's Strategic Touring...
How to help your Board and supporters fundraise for you
I was sent a link to Swimming for FRED, a fundraising blog for a charity in the Forest of Dean that supports adults to improve...
Spring clean your communications
April came to a very satisfying end with the submission of Strategic Touring Fund bids by two clients, the Philharmonia Orchestra and State of Emergency. Phew – we...
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