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2018-05-08 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Noosa Cultural Plan
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People and
Noosa Council
Shire
Noosa Council
Shire Council
community will experience the many
benefits of a culturally rich and
Participation creatively engaged society
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Creative people of all types will be attracted to Noosa to live and to visit. They will find a strong network
of like-minded people and their creative output will be valued and celebrated.
People will be inspired to create and express themselves freely in a diverse range of creative and
O cultural practices and activities which are responsive to contemporary lifestyles.
Participation in Noosa arts and cultural areas will be broadly inclusive and provide avenues for
A everyone to be involved at varying levels – audience, artist, performer, creator, producer, educator,
volunteer.
Individually and collectively, people will experience a wide range of benefits through their creative
L participation – from the sheer pleasure and pride in creating to the increased sense of identity and
belonging and improved creative thinking and problem solving.
S Council, community and business organisations will work together to deliver high quality events and
activities which support the attributes and values of the Noosa community.
A • Provide appropriate support to local artists
and organisations to produce creative
• Work with families, educators and carers to
increase opportunities for young people to be
content, undertake cultural projects and exposed to and engaged in the arts.
C •
increase skills and knowledge
Work with stakeholders to broaden and
• Support emerging areas of creative practice
to provide new avenues of participation eg
T increase participation rates including
reviewing underperforming activities to
•
makerspaces, digital arts
Work with stakeholders to provide creative
I
understand barriers and challenges and
programs and activities which meet needs
investigating contemporary community
and expectations of older residents
behaviour and expectations
O • Support local communities and organisations
in initiating and delivering local community
• Encourage the use of creative activities in the
improvement of health and wellbeing
N •
cultural activities
Prioritise support for organisations which
• Increase the creative components in the
delivery of Council projects and initiatives
aiming to change community behaviour
S are actively understanding contemporary
community needs and preferences, for • Review the delivery of the Regional Arts
Development Fund (RADF) program with a
example providing creative activities without
people needing to join a group view to increasing awareness, meeting needs
and improving outcomes
• Improve information sharing and marketing
of creative and cultural activities to increase
audience awareness and uptake
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