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Varied Possibilities Of Events To Host What are the possible events to host in a multi-purpose venue? Arts events Corporate Social events Fundraising Community Pop-up events events events events* • Reatreats and • Seminars • Reunions • Auctions • Vaccination & • Retail residencies • Conferences • Weddings • Sponsored testing marketing • Art fairs • Trade shows • Ceremonies sporting • Educational Product • Concerts • Workshops and awards events partnerships launches Rehearsals • Team • Religious • Gala dinners • Community • Shootings • Performances building ceremonies gatherings • Fashion • Film screening • Sport & arts shows classes • Boys/girls scout “Most event professionals believe that in-person events will return in the second half of 2021 — 30% are betting on Q3, while 27.5% believe they'll return in Q2.” (EventMB, 2020) 2 | ADVISORY BOARD FOR THE ARTS – Confidential for ABA members only Main Selection Criteria For Events’ Organizers What are the most important decision factors when choosing a venue? Factors % In a study lead in 2015 for the “Market and Economic Analysis for Meeting space 45% a Proposed New Multi-Purpose Civic Center in Waldorf”, input was requirements obtained regarding the selection criteria used by organizations, Overall cost 41% meeting planners and/or event producers when choosing a Location 38% destination to host their event. The table on the right illustrates the venue selection criteria considered most important and their Condition and quality of 37% relative ranking. Overall cost, space requirements, location, venue and overall value, rank high. Overall value 31% The Covid-19 Pandemic has added an important criterion to this Flexible contracts 26% selection. According to EventMB 2020 analysis, 56% of planners Attractive location to 24% value safety standards above all else when it comes to attendees choosing a venue for their next event (the same criterion for Customer service 24% destinations ranked by 37% of planners). This suggests planners Meeeting room rates 19% expect venues to carry more weight than destinations when it “Mid-tier properties are the most popular venue type for 2021, with Flexible and dedicated 16% comes to safeguarding their attendees. Therefore, BMC testing eventprofs indicating that 37% of events this year will take place in staf and vaccinations initiatives should be maintained. Note: Respondents could choose more than one factor, that property type.” as such percentages do not add to 100%. (Global Meetings & Events Forecast, 2021) Incentives and 15% concessions 3 | ADVISORY BOARD FOR THE ARTS – Confidential for ABA members only Amenities and servies 11% Maximizing Revenues & Reputation Through Facility Rental The Question How to maximize revenues and reputation through a multi-purpose facility rental? 1 Becoming a relevant 2 Hosting artists from 3 Thinking beyond the destination to the varied genres performing arts sectors community Bringing value through Supporting artists through Tackle the variety of community engagement residencies & retreats pop-up events focus focus Note: fees and additional information on examples are available at the end of the deck. 4 | ADVISORY BOARD FOR THE ARTS – Confidential for ABA members only Becoming A Relevant Destination To The Community Making it a relevant space for local audiences, professionals, and the community to engage with will increase reputation and make it easier to attract broader audiences. A way to do increase relevance is by giving back to the community. San Francisco Community Music Center is a Footscray Community Arts Centre is an destination for music education that focuses on independent creative precinct in the suburbs of solidifying the musician's target audience and Melbourne. FCAC is a highly versatile cultural precinct ofering them afordable spaces and services at a low with unique outdoor and indoor spaces to cost. accommodate a wide range of events. Their programs Resources for musicians include recording focus on creativity and social justice. services, hall rentals, afordable practice rooms, and instrument rental programs. Community engagement efforts: ‣ All proceeds from venue hire and event management Community engagement efforts: services go back to FCAC’s initiatives to support ‣ Host 200+ free-of-charge or low-cost concerts Melbourne’s west communities Implementation Ideas ‣ Financial aid program to assist students in need ‣ Welcome large scale outdoor events (e.g. music • ‣ Recording service for upcoming artists festivals) to reach younger communities Focus on local artists by hosting concerts and have discounted prices for local musicians’ rehearsals or community-related events. • Allow artists to expose sculptures, art installations, and landscapes in the outside area to attract tourists and art lovers. • Partner with local institutions that collect food donations, such as Sharing House Transylvania Christian Ministry, to distribute leftover meals from events. 5 | ADVISORY BOARD FOR THE ARTS – Confidential for ABA members only Hosting Artists From Varied Genres Partnering with institutions to provide artists’ retreats, residencies, conferences, and workshops, can allow BMC to make better use of its space during low seasons and take advantage of its housing possibilities; while establishing a broader network in the arts industry. The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center is dedicated Jacob’s Pillow is a dance center, school, performance to the development of new works and new voices for space and home to America’s longest-running the stage. international dance festival (Jacob's Pillow). On top of a diferent range of conferences and The Pillow Lab is a residency program that supports residencies, the O’Neill ofers an National Critics U.S.-based and international dance artists during crucial Institute Program. The two-week workshop is development, research, and technical stages of America's leading boot camp, ofering Fellows an choreography-driven projects. Residency concludes with intensive course of study for writers of all experience a virtual public showing as part of the series “Inside the levels. Lead funding for the National Critics Institute Pillow Lab,” with additional opportunities for members at is provided by the John S. and James L. Knight the $500 level and above and partners of the College Foundation. In 2020, Knight Foundation made a Partnership Program to provide feedback and questions to the artists. Implementation Ideas three-year, $240,000 commitment in support of the Lead support for the Pillow Lab is provided by The program. Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. • Contact privately funded institutions or foundations that provide grants or financial support for artists' residencies and programs. • Include donors and partners in the relationship with artists. 6 | ADVISORY BOARD FOR THE ARTS – Confidential for ABA members only
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