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2018-05-08 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Noosa Cultural Plan
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Noosa Regional Gallery
The audit of cultural facilities and community and
stakeholder consultation has identified the need
to address deficiencies in the existing gallery
and the desire for an expanded or upgraded
gallery or cultural facility. Council will explore the
feasibility of a new signature Regional Gallery
which better reflects contemporary audience
expectations, spearheads cultural momentum, is
able to exploit cultural tourism opportunities and
improves participation opportunities.
Marketing Noosa as a
Cultural Destination
Noosa already offers a wide range of
cultural activities which would be of
potential interest to the tourism market
however visitors remain largely unaware
beyond major activities such as Eumundi
Markets. Council will collaborate with
key stakeholders to develop a marketing
and communication strategy to focus on
the cultural attributes of Noosa. A key
outcome will be improved access to online
content for visitors.
High Quality Artisan Products
The Noosa brand is seen as being unique, high
quality and discerning. There is potentially
an opportunity to leverage this brand and
reputation to better focus the production of on
the production of very high-quality artisan and
craft products including bespoke manufacturing
and activities which provide a personal,
authentic response or experience. Council will
work with stakeholders to explore this potential
and develop a plan to increase production and
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