Nurturing a cultural programme
Visiting a castle, archaeological site or religious building is an opportunity for visitors to enjoy a special experience. Linked to the history of the heritage site or to current events, these events are a real tourist attraction and enhance the value of the site itself.
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Reference : OC
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30 and 31 January 2024
9.30am - 5.30pm -
Duration : 2 days
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Price
1,150 - Please contact us for preferential rates -
Audience
Cultural programme manager
Exhibition manager
Educational and cultural activities officer
Owner, director and manager of a public or private heritage site -
Location
Domaine national de Saint-Cloud -
Modality : Classroom-based
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Requirement : Basic knowledge of heritage site management
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Objectives - Target skills
- Defining and adapting programming to the historical and scientific identity of the site, to the expectations of the public and to the identity of the area - Developing a sensitive and creative approach to cultural projects while respecting the various constraints
Detailed programme
CHOOSING A CULTURAL PROGRAMME
- Defining the "visitor experience" / changing public expectations (seeking something new, unusual, emotional, spectacular, a journey through time, etc.)
- Positive impacts for teams, the public and the region
- Variety of cultural programmes and events (historical, scientific, artistic, educational, etc.)
- From educational workshops to major sound and light shows and artist performances
SETTING UP
- Introduction to the regulatory and budgetary aspects of setting up a cultural programme
- Seasonality of events and links with current events
- The pleasures and constraints of setting up projects with partners
- Communicating about proposed events
- Special features of exceptional temporary programmes (fairs, bicentennials, festivals, exceptional shows, etc.)
- Contemporary art: "carte blanche" policy in a heritage site
Methods and procedures
Teaching methods and tools
- Case studies and examples
- Tool sheet
Assessment methods
- Knowledge MCQs