Create your story
We've put together some story telling inspiration to help you get started. Take a look at how we're making the case for the value of arts and culture and how other organisations are telling their story.
How others are telling their story
Jenni Grainger tells us about the importance of bringing young people with special education needs and disabilities together to get creative
Director of Firstsite, Sally Shaw, talks through some of the projects produced during 2020 and the Covid-19 pandemic.
Museum of Making – the valley that changed the world
Derby Silk Mill – widely regarded as the site of the world’s first modern factory – has been reborn as the new Museum of Making, supported by investment from Arts Council England.
Director of Helix Arts, Cheryl Gavin, shares her insight into the development of a quality framework for participatory arts over the organisation’s almost 40-year history; iterations, viewpoints and pivots that led to how it is embedded into the organisation now.
The £1.8 million capital project focuses on improving the quality of visitor experience, resolving some operational problems, and improving long-term economic viability.
Concerned about the long-term health of the city centre, Cheshire West and Chester Council were looking for solutions that would bring visitors to the city for leisure, retail, food and tourism.
How we're telling the story
Move to step 3 - Tell your story
Move to step 3 - Tell your story
It’s just as important to let the public and MPs know why their support for investment in art and culture is so vital. So tweet your followers, email your subscribers, write to your MP - you could even tell them in person.
