Activity Plan Progress — Connect and Create
Paisley Museum Reimagined is committed to maximising access for everyone regardless of their background. To helps us engage diverse audiences and encourage them to feel part of Paisley Museum’s transformation, an Activity Plan Programme has been delivered. The Plan provides a framework for a variety of audience engagement initiatives to be undertaken helping to embed the aspirations of local communities at the heart of our provision.
Following the successful listening exercise undertaken in 2021, we have been working with stakeholders on the Connect & Create Programme. This work has involved co-producing a series of pilot projects on a range of themes including health and well-being, employability, literacy and creativity. Over 25 partners, stakeholders and individuals are actively involved in shaping new approaches and testing ideas. These include a special dance performance inspired by the works of Tannahill produced by local schools, a programme of health and well-being activity exploring the links between gardening and our collections and a series of events exploring careers in the museum sector linked to local employability priorities.
This approach is creating genuine, long-term relationships with audiences and stakeholders. We look forward to developing these relationships and exploring audience engagement to offer a truly unique visitor experience once the museum re-opens. We will be sharing soon another article focused on text-testing, which is one of the audience engagement initiatives put in place by the Activity Plan team.
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12 / 06 / 24Life and death of Scotland’s ‘forgotten bard’ Robert Tannahill re-examined on 250th anniversary of his birth
Paisley’s ‘weaver poet’ lost his life in tragic circumstances, but his legacy still resonates to this day. This month marks the 250th anniversary of his birth on 3rd June 1774, and the team behind the £45 million refurbishment of Paisley Museum has announced plans to showcase Tannahill’s incredible contribution to Scottish culture and re-visit the circumstances around his death.
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25 / 05 / 24Social History Collection Conservation
Funding from The Pilgrim Trust has meant that we have been able to collaborate with the People’s History Museum to fully conserve artefacts from the Social History Collection.
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14 / 05 / 24Scotland’s biggest cultural heritage project welcomes corporate partners on board
Paisley Museum welcomes the University of the West of Scotland, The Malcolm Group and Scottish Leather Group as corporate partners
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