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The Norwich Creative City Compact is surveying residents in Norwich and wants to hear from you. We want to discover if you attend any of the venues, festivals or events in Norwich; if there are any barriers to you attending, and what role, if any, arts and culture have in the identity of Norwich.
Please complete this survey whether you attend cultural venues or not, whether you have creative hobbies or interests, or not. We need a range of views from across Norwich. All individual answers will be confidential.
Your views will be used to help:
identify gaps in the arts and culture in Norwich 🎨
improve accessibility and coordination ✅
and secure additional funding 💸
To thank you for contributing your time, you have the choice of giving us your email if you want to be entered into a prize draw for £200
📅 The deadline for replying to the survey is Wednesday, 31 January, 2024 📅
The Norwich Creative City Compact is a partnership of National Centre for Writing, Norwich Business Improvement District, Norfolk Museums Service, Norfolk & Norwich Festival, Norwich Arts Centre, Norwich City Council, Norwich Theatre, Norwich University of the Arts, Sainsbury Centre, The Forum, Young Norfolk Arts Trust and University of East Anglia.
The Norwich Creative City Compact is surveying residents in Norwich and wants to hear from you. We want to discover if you attend any of the venues, festivals or events in Norwich; if there are any barriers to you attending, and what role, if any, arts and culture have in the identity of Norwich.
Please complete this survey whether you attend cultural venues or not, whether you have creative hobbies or interests, or not. We need a range of views from across Norwich. All individual answers will be confidential.
Your views will be used to help:
identify gaps in the arts and culture in Norwich 🎨
improve accessibility and coordination ✅
and secure additional funding 💸
To thank you for contributing your time, you have the choice of giving us your email if you want to be entered into a prize draw for £200
📅 The deadline for replying to the survey is Wednesday, 31 January, 2024 📅
The Norwich Creative City Compact is a partnership of National Centre for Writing, Norwich Business Improvement District, Norfolk Museums Service, Norfolk & Norwich Festival, Norwich Arts Centre, Norwich City Council, Norwich Theatre, Norwich University of the Arts, Sainsbury Centre, The Forum, Young Norfolk Arts Trust and University of East Anglia.
The Norwich Creative City Compact is inviting residents of Norwich to participate in a survey to better understand their engagement with and perceptions of arts and culture in the city. The survey aims to gather insights into:
Attendance at cultural venues, festivals, and events
Barriers to accessing arts and culture
The role of arts and culture in Norwich's identity
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