Search × Search Publications Category All research other publications SubCategory All Our Research Outside Research Accountability Reports Arts in Action More Publications Resources Search Publications Reset Fields All RESEARCH OTHER PUBLICATIONS Our Research Outside Research Accountability Reports Arts in Action More Publications Resources Research Outside Research Future of Calgary’s Live Experience Economy Stone-Olafson is supporting experience-based organizations with timely research on how audiences will engage post-pandemic. The first wave of results is now available. Outside Research Twenty Creative Cities Exploring 20 exemplar cities from around the world, students from local post-secondaries reflect on where and how the cultural and creative economy intersects with a city’s DNA. Read the final report edited by Sara Haidey. Outside Research Economic and Strategic Impact of Calgary’s Creative Industries A 2019 report by the Conference Board of Canada confirms Calgary’s creative industries contribute substantial economic and social impacts to the city and the province. Our Research Calgary Engagement Survey How a community connects with the arts can be a clear indicator of vibrancy. Overall, 93% of Calgarians are connected to the arts and culture sector in one way or another. Other Publications Accountability Reports Accountability & Impact Report 2019 Download this report to find information about our programs and activities, meet our staff, and see a smattering of examples of the great work being done by our grant investees. More Publications Living a Creative Life: Success Indicator Baseline Report Providing updated data, these systems-level measurements are evaluated to track whether progress is being made towards the strategy’s outcomes. Accountability Reports Accountability Report 2018 In late November of 2018, City Council approved a transformational increase to Calgary Arts Development’s budget, which will help build a more sustainable, resilient arts sector. More Publications 2019 – 2022 Strategic Direction In The City of Calgary’s upcoming four-year budget, Calgary Arts Development is seeking a transformational increase to The City’s investment in Calgary’s arts sector. Read our full case for support.
Outside Research Future of Calgary’s Live Experience Economy Stone-Olafson is supporting experience-based organizations with timely research on how audiences will engage post-pandemic. The first wave of results is now available.
Outside Research Twenty Creative Cities Exploring 20 exemplar cities from around the world, students from local post-secondaries reflect on where and how the cultural and creative economy intersects with a city’s DNA. Read the final report edited by Sara Haidey.
Outside Research Economic and Strategic Impact of Calgary’s Creative Industries A 2019 report by the Conference Board of Canada confirms Calgary’s creative industries contribute substantial economic and social impacts to the city and the province.
Our Research Calgary Engagement Survey How a community connects with the arts can be a clear indicator of vibrancy. Overall, 93% of Calgarians are connected to the arts and culture sector in one way or another.
Accountability Reports Accountability & Impact Report 2019 Download this report to find information about our programs and activities, meet our staff, and see a smattering of examples of the great work being done by our grant investees.
More Publications Living a Creative Life: Success Indicator Baseline Report Providing updated data, these systems-level measurements are evaluated to track whether progress is being made towards the strategy’s outcomes.
Accountability Reports Accountability Report 2018 In late November of 2018, City Council approved a transformational increase to Calgary Arts Development’s budget, which will help build a more sustainable, resilient arts sector.
More Publications 2019 – 2022 Strategic Direction In The City of Calgary’s upcoming four-year budget, Calgary Arts Development is seeking a transformational increase to The City’s investment in Calgary’s arts sector. Read our full case for support.
