Rosie Clarke

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I grew up surrounded by books and history, and followed my passions for English and Drama studying at the Universities of Manchester and Missouri. I love travelling to new places, and have lived and worked in the US, New Zealand and Australia. I've always loved history, the arts, and writing, and have worked in libraries and publishing. I have been part of the team at online cultural publisher Culture24 since 2008, promoting the work of thousands of UK museums, galleries and heritage sites. Coordinating the Museums at Night festival, I help hundreds of venues to plan and promote successful after-hours events to attract new audiences. I edit the Museums at Night sector-facing blog, wher...

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Can I have your attention? A brief history of how we measure audiences by Matt Locke - Culture24 Lets Get Real Conference

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Rosie Clarke

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Can I have your attention? A brief history of how we measure audiences by Matt Locke - Culture24 Lets Get Real Conference

Getting Real: Implications from the Action Research Project by Jane Finnis - Culture24 Lets Get Real conference

User experience: is there anything else? by Tom Uglow - Culture24 Lets Get Real conference

Have you heard of us? by Emma McLean - Culture24 Lets Get Real conference

British Museum website case study by Matthew Cock - Culture24 Lets Get Real conference

Rosie Clarke Culture24 on marketing for museum volunteers

The Power of Partnerships: Marketing Lessons from Museums at Night by Rosie Clarke

Paul Homer: How the Jerwood Gallery won the Chapman Brothers in the Museums at Night Connect10 competition

Laura Crossley: Top tips for Museums at Night clusters

Matthew Chesney from BACKLIT Nottingham on winning Connect10 artist Mat Collishaw for Museums at Night

Elaine Lees from Creativity Works on creating a Museums at Night cluster

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Introduction to Culture24, Museums at Night and the Connect10 competition

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Christina Grogan from Open Culture on Liverpool's Light Night cluster of Museums at Night events

Traci Dix-Williams from Enginuity on creating a Museums at Night event with Connect10 artist Julian Wild

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Tired of just looking at Paintings? Jane Finnis Lightening Talk, M&W2014

Rosie Clarke introduces Culture24, Museums at Night and an event marketing masterclass for small museums

Benefits of forming a Museums at Night city cluster

Davy & Kristin McGuire: Connect! artist perspective

PR and marketing tips for Museums at Night 2016

Introducing Museums at Night and Connect! 2016

Matt Chesney: Backlit's experience winning the Connect! competition

Creating participatory events for new audiences