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Grazing in the Grass @ Ithaka Cultural Policy
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Grazing in the grass @ ithaka

Aug 20, 2015

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Grazing in the Grass @ IthakaCultural Policy

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First Idea• First idea: working with Museum M• Invite French speaking part of Belgium• Organize events, May ‘68? Bert Kruismans?

Improgroups?• We visited Louvain-la-Neuve. Learned about

possibilities.• Bad communication with Museum M. Decided to

work with Ithaka.

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Final idea• Ithaka was a great partner and we elaborated our

idea:• Grazing in the Grass @ Ithaka• We invited students from Louvain-la-Neuve as well

as students from Leuven to a have a pick nick near Het Kartuizerklooster

• Tea and Sandwiches accompanied by acoustic music (Big Nose Jim, Ledgendaddy and Jef)

• Guided tours in French by organizer Geert Janssen• At 20u30 there was a performance by The Talking

Donkeys

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The program• 16.30 Afternoon Tea with sandwiches

17.00-20.00 Acoustic Music

>17.00 Big Nose Jim>18.00 Ledgendaddy>19.00 Jef

18.00 Guided tours in French

20.30-23.00 The Talking Donkees

>L’ame Buccale (music)>Duchka Walraet (word)>Little Boy (music)>Jan Baetens (word)>Wide Vercnocke (music)

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Self-evaluation - Motivation• Strong connection between Louvain-la-Neuve and

Leuven• Museum M brought this to our attention. They said

they had few visitors from the French speaking part of Belgium

• We always wanted to keep this idea, also after our collaboration stopped

• Distance not too big, but no activities together• The more we organize events, the more the two

cities will grow to each other

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Budget• What has to be paid?• Bread, ham, cheese and lettuce• Napkins, teabags• Flyers and posters• Artists• Thankyou gifts

• What we got for free• Thanks to partners Ithaka and LOKO cultuur: teacups, in

case of bad weather the use of the library of the cloister, the tour in French by Geert

• Blankets, pillows, water boilers, cake and other desserts

• Galerie Walravens• They kindly offered us 250 euro to sponsor our event so

we could pay everything

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Marketing Plan• Regular meetings, discussing change of plans• Trying out various concepts for our project: Radio a

Gogo, de Vlaamse Improcup,…• 20/03 trip to LLN to test our ideas. Very informative!

Adapted plans to the needs of the students. Good contacts with KotVerdom. Also met with Musée de LLN. Everybody very enthusiastic.

• Met with Ithaka and finally had a clear view of event• Galerie Walravens (250 euro!)• Promo tour at LLN, handing out flyers and putting up

posters.• Professional photographer• Promo plan• Checklist

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Communication Plan• Facebook: general page and event page • Twitter• Ithaka website• Radio Scorpio: Scorpio Scoops• Press Release in e-cultuur and Veto• The Flyer and the poster

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e-cultuur

Ithaca Website

Veto

Scorpio Scoops

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Twitter

Facebook

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SWOT analysis

STRENGHTS• Original idea• Goodwill from LLN• Great partner Ithaka• Help from friends & family• Generous sponsor amount• FREE!• Johanna as project leader

WEAKNESSES• Bad weather• Little time to organize due to

bad communication with Museum M

• Hoped to see more people form LLN

OPPORTUNITIES• People from both parts (Leuven

and Louvian-la-Neuve) are really excited about doing projects together. Remember for future events!

THREATS• Start on time! Students have a

school rhythm. On certain periods of the year they just won’t come.

• The distance and the price might be a stumbling block.

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In conclusion

We had to work hard, especially the last two weeks before the event. But we did

learn a lot and had a great time!

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Thank you for your attention

Photos: Liesa Olislaegers