Community Cultural Planning: A Guidebook for Community Leaders

GENERAL

Research Abstract
Community Cultural Planning: A Guidebook for Community Leaders

This handbook is intended to help local officials and community and cultural leaders to decide whether cultural planning makes sense for their community. Such planning can identify and mobilize cultural resources to spur economic development, advance cultural preservation efforts and enhance a community's overall quality of life. (p. 7)

CONTENTS
Portland's Cultural Revolution: A Foreword by Bill Bulick.
Introduction: Writing the Stories We want to Live.
What is Cultural Planning?
Why Plan?
Developing a Cultural Plan for Your Community: A Five Step Approach.
The Nuts and Bolts of Cultural Planning.
Results of a National Study.
Making It Happen In Your Community: 14 Recommendations for Effective Planning.
Conclusion: Cultural Planning Works.
Appendix A. Case studies: Profiles of Seven Communities and their plans. 
                         Charlotte, North Carolina. 
                         Houston, Texas. 
                         Kentucky. 
                         Lewiston and Auburn, Maine.
                         Northampton, Massachusetts.
                         Rapid City, South Dakota.
                         Shreveport, Louisiana.
Appendix B. Resources for Community Cultural Planning.
Notes.
Bibliography.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Report
Dreeszen, Craig
44 p.
December, 1997
PUBLISHER DETAILS

Americans for the Arts
1000 Vermont Ave., NW 6th Floor
Washington
DC, 20005
Categories