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2020-07-07 S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Cultural Plan 2019-2023
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Log in to see the plans as drawnSTRENGTHS AND Noosa’s cultural sector is in
Sport and Active Recreation Plan
a generally healthy condition
OPPORTUNITIES and exhibits numerous
positive qualities
Existing Strengths Potential Opportunities:
• Good quality Council facilities which are well • Broad consensus to improve focus on Kabi
maintained Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi culture
• High levels of participation in creative and • High proportion of the Noosa community
cultural activities aged over 60 who have time, resources and
• Diverse cultural forms and practices in the desire to participate in creative activities
local region • Community importance placed on lifestyle
• Attraction of the Noosa region to artists and which includes creative pursuits
visitors • Lack of signature regional gallery in wider
• Alignment between community values and Sunshine Coast region
the cultural sector • Growing digital creative sector
• Community pride and commitment to Noosa • Increase in niche cultural tourist
as a unique place • New funding avenues such as crowd funding
• Council commitment to planning and design and cultural funds
principles • Clustering of cultural facilities and businesses
• Strong design sector particularly in the areas to form possible cultural precinct
of architecture, graphic design and interior • Capacity for the arts to explore and discuss
design local or topical issues
• Capability of the community to conceive of • High numbers of cultural professionals
and deliver high quality cultural events and visiting Noosa
activities • Research linking participation in arts and
• Thriving arts and heritage volunteer sector cultural activities to improved health and
• Direct funding through programs such as the wellbeing
Heritage Levy, RADF and Council grants
Regional Arts Service Network
In 2017 the Queensland Government announced a change in providing regional arts services
through the Regional Arts Services Network (RASN).
Tenders were called to provide arts services in 8 Queensland regions.
Sunshine Coast Creative Alliance were awarded the contract and funding to provide RASN
services for the region that Noosa is part of.
Noosa Council is working with the newly created RASN to determine what opportunity this
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