Cabarrus Arts Council
The Cabarrus Arts Council, serving a largely rural county outside Charlotte, NC, is taking bold steps to enrich its community’s cultural landscape. Building on their 2022 strategic priority to expand and diversify programming, the Council has engaged Surale Phillips to explore new opportunities in Concord, Mount Pleasant, and Kannapolis. This fall, we’ll launch a county-wide survey and host community conversations, aiming to uncover how both historic and newly renovated venues can best serve local arts entertainment needs. This initiative reflects the Council’s commitment to community dialogue and its mission to weave the arts into the fabric of Cabarrus County life, promising a more vibrant and inclusive cultural future for all residents.
Communications and Media Use Survey 2024 Cohorts
Through our Audience Outlook Monitor program, WolfBrown has launched the second cohort for the Communications and Media Use Survey, which allows organizations to forecast where communications spend has the highest probability for measurable results, based on the specific ways their unique audience interacts with local, regional, and national media landscapes. We’re excited to announce the following arts and cultural organizations from across the U.S. will participate in the survey cohorts.
The following organizations have opted into the 2024 Communications and Media Use Survey Open Cohort:
- African-American Shakespeare Company
- Jazz at Lincoln Center
- Memphis Symphony Orchestra
- St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
- The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts
- Wilma Theater
The following organizations are supported by the Flinn Foundation to participate in the Communications and Media Use Survey Cohort:
- Arizona Theatre Company
- Ballet Arizona
- Children’s Museum of Phoenix
- Desert Botanical Garden
- Mesa Arts Center
- Museum of Northern Arizona
- Phoenix Symphony
- Scottsdale Arts
- Tucson Symphony Orchestra