In addition to our own resources section, you will also find helpful tools and tips at the following websites:

• Arts Council England
  The national development agency for creativity and culture.

• Digital Cultural Network
  The Digital Cultural Network exists to develop and increase the digital skills and maturity of the creative and cultural sector in England. The Network is led by a team of specialist Tech Champions supporting individuals and organisations from the creative and cultural sector including museums and libraries. You can alsoapply for free one-to-one support and expertisein a range of specialisms from their Digital Tech Champions.

• Arts Marketing Association
  The Arts Marketing Association offer a Culture Hive a free online resource hubfor cultural professionals that brings the collective intelligence of the sector together in one place, by you, for you. It’s run by the Arts Marketing Association, a diverse team of people passionate about engaging the public in the arts, heritage and culture.

• Arts Professional
  Arts Professional is the UK’s leading independent arts publication for industry professionals.
  
  
• Family Arts Campaign
  The Family Arts Campaign provide an array of resources to help develop family programmes, including excellent tools for assisted performances and a free digital training course created in association with the AMA.
  
  
• Independent Theatre Council – Advice and Info
  The Independent Theatre Council (ITC) is a management association and membership body for performing arts venues, companies and producers across the UK.
  
  
• The Audience Agency
  Alongside providing research, insight and data driven tools, The Audience Agency publish research, think pieces and articles about the challenges and opportunities facing our sector.

• A Guide to Theatre Access
  A guide to making theatre performances more accessible

• Indigo Ltd
  Award-winning audience specialists Indigo Ltd offer a range of marketing, insight and audience development resources.
  
  
• TRG Arts
  TRG Arts are an international change-agency committed to building thriving arts and cultural organisations, and provide a range of industry resources, from consumer insights to development opportunities.

• Alzheimer’s Society – Becoming a dementia friendly arts venues
  A publication is now available on how arts venues can make their facilities and services more accommodating for people affected by dementia.
  
  
• Julie’s Bicycle – Sustaining Creativity
  Julie’s Bicycle is a not for profit organisation making sustainability intrinsic to the business, art and ethics of the creative industries.