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Vision
Noosa Council’s vision is
“Noosa Shire – different by nature”.
Through diverse arts, culture and heritage Noosa will retain a unique
character and be renowned for creative expression and participation.
Noosa’s residents are fierce advocates for shared community values and
priorities - celebrating and preserving our natural environment, supporting
responsible environmental and economic development, maintaining a
cosmopolitan, village feel, engaging in a healthy, outdoor lifestyle, valuing
knowledge and learning and maintaining connections between people. The
arts and heritage sectors play a vital role in interpreting and reinforcing these
values and the Cultural Plan will be underpinned by the following guiding
principles:
— We believe that everyone can enjoy the benefits of a culturally rich
Noosa Council Cultural Plan 2025 – 2030
community
— We encourage all forms of creativity and expression and all levels of
participation and abilities
— We value quality, uniqueness and authenticity
— We respect the independence of our cultural sector
— We acknowledge and understand Noosa’s heritage and will learn from it
to inform our future
— We are optimistic about the potential of the future
Through the delivery of the Cultural Plan and the themes and actions that will
follow, Council aspires to achieve the following overarching aims and objectives:
— Provide a diverse range of cultural venues, experiences and activities that
reflect local needs and interests
— Support creative expression and participation in a variety of formats
— Enhance the unique creative character, liveability and aesthetic appeal of
Noosa’s villages and community places
— Increase the role that arts, culture and heritage play regarding the
environment, economy and community development
— Increase awareness and understanding of Noosa’s history and heritage,
including First Nations’ heritage
— Increase the skills and knowledge of people in the cultural sector in order
for them to adapt to changes, improve sustainability and harness new
opportunities
— Improve the recognition and reputation of Noosa as a cultural destination
Juan Ford studio residency, Floating Land: Us and Them, 2023. Photo Warwick Gow.
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