Join Arts Reach and your colleagues March 13-16, 2010 at the Spring 2010 Arts Reach National Arts Marketing & Development Conference in New York!

What's News

January 20, 2010

Hot Hotel Deal Extended to Delegates
Low nightly rates from one of the conference hotels now make the Spring 2010 Arts Reach National Arts Marketing and Development Conference more affordable than ever.

Until February 18, the plush, highly rated Club Quarters, Wall Street at 52 William Street (off Wall St.) will offer delegates single-occupancy club rooms with 1 full-sized bed for $116/night (Fri-Sun) and $156 (Mon-Thu).

The hotel's standard rooms with 1 queen bed or 2 twin beds are also a Manhattan bargain at $126/night (Fri-Sun) and $176/night (Mon-Thu).

The hotel is a six-minute subway ride away from the conference location at NYU. Reservations: 212-575-0006 or email. Code NYU311.


December 29, 2009

2-for-1 Promotion Deadline Extended!
The excitement around the 2-for-1 registration offer for the Spring 2010 Arts Reach National Arts Marketing and Development Conference has forced us to extend the deadline to March 6, 2010. Delegates who register by that date may bring a colleague to the regular conference, pre-conference day, and/or two post-conference days for free.


November 4, 2009

Spring Conference Announced
The Spring 2010 Arts Reach National Arts Marketing and Development Conference will be held March 13-16, 2010 in New York City at NYU. Once again the conference will open with Patron Technology's popular preconference E-marketing E-vent on Saturday, March 13. The regular conference will run from Sunday, March 14 to Monday, March 15.

Kay Spinkel Grace will once again present a post-conference day with a strong development focus. It will be called "Making the Case." New this year, TRG Arts is presenting a post-conference day with a strong marketing focus called "The Art of Pricing."


October 24, 2009

Fall Conference Presentations Posted
The slides from the Fall 2009 Arts Reach National Arts Marketing and Development Conference held October 11-14 in Los Angeles have been posted to the Arts Reach networking site (www.artsreach.ning.com). If you have not registered and need an invitation, please contact us.


Current Edition of our Journal:

Volume XVII Number 6 has gone out. It features:

  • Salute to Savings! Fall Conference Early Bird Deadline Extended
  • Don’t Sacrifice Marketing, Expert Warns Arts Groups
    by Edward Ortiz
  • Into Thin Air: A wide-ranging new study examines why first-timers don’t come back -- and what we can do about it
    by Rebecca Winzenried
  • Creating Ambassadors Among Your Board
    by Kay Sprinkel Grace
  • Achieving Through Joy
    by Oshana Himot
  • Holding the Reader’s Interest
    by Deborah Block and Paul Karps

Volume XVII Number 5 has gone out. It features:

  • Are You Ready for the Wave of Change? Fall Conference
  • What Comes After the Recession?
    by Mal Warwick
  • Survival in Uncertain Times: Not-for-Profit Theater Companies Staying on Mission and Focusing on Innovation
    by Carl Stylvestre
    (available online)
  • May 11 Postage Increase Hits Nonprofits Hardest
    by Henry Ruddle
    (available online)
  • Ten Free Things You Can Do Right Now to Make Your Marketing Messages More Effective
    by Trevor O’Donnell
    (available online)

Volume XVII Number 4 has gone out. It features:

  • Fundraising in Tough Times: A No-Nonsense Guide to Surviving in a Challenging Economy
    By Mal Warwick and Dan Doyle
  • Our fall conference photo album
  • Getting the Information Your Organization Needs Out of Facebook
    By Terry Coniglio
    (available online)
  • Recruiting Younger People for Your Board
    By Kay Sprinkel Grace
    (available online)
  • CUT COSTS -- Yet Still Be Fabulous
    By Henry Ruddle
    (available online)

Volume XVII Number 3 has gone out. It features:

  • Back to Design Basics
    By Henry Ruddle
    (available online)
  • Hiring Development Staff
    By Kay Spinkel Grace
    (available online)
  • Should Charities Ask for time Before Money?
    By Marguerite Rigoglioso
  • He's a Museum Leader For These Troubled Times
    By Lee Rosenbaum
  • Donations, Grant Avert Magic Theatre Closing
    By Robert Hurwitt

Volume XVII Number 2 has gone out. It features:

  • Turn the light at the end of the tunnel back on!
  • Writing an Annual Renewal Series by Deborah Block and Paul Karps
  • Dancer Chris Elam and his Wired Vision for the Future by Roslyn Sulcas
  • Making Up the Classics by Alexandra Alter
  • Conference Details
  • Job Performance Review 2.0: Eight Ways to Overhaul Your Employee Evaluation System (and Transform Your Culture in the Process) (available online)
Join Arts Reach today!
Member benefits include:
six issues of Arts Reach magazine annually,
E-updates, webinars, back issue archive,
discounts on conferences, and much more.






© 2009, Arts Reach Unlimited