Report: Value of Performing Arts in Five Communities
Posted by on May 16, 2003
The Value of the Performing Arts in Five Communities: A COMPARISON OF 2002 HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DATA
This report focuses on household survey data in the Alaska, Cincinnati, Denver, Pittsburgh, and Seattle. Highlights from the report include participation rates, characteristics of attenders, value of performing arts to the individual and communities, and barriers to attendance. To view this report visit:
http://www.operaamerica.org/parc/
The Performing Arts Research Coalition (PARC) is a groundbreaking collaborative project created to improve and coordinate the way performing arts organizations gather information on our sector, so that we can offer a more unified and factually based voice on issues of common concern, and aid the performing arts in developing a national model for arts research collaboration. PARC will help performing arts organizations across the United States significantly improve their management capacity, increase their responsiveness to their communities, and strengthen local and national advocacy efforts on behalf of American arts and culture.
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