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Arts & Culture Websites & software for
venues, theatres,
museums & exhibitions

Connect with your audience

Serving the arts & culture sector worldwide

Create a global presence that will keep your venue relevant and attract new audiences. Increase brand visibility, drive ticket sales and rise above the competition.

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Venues

Clubs, comedy, and concert venues

Theatres

Performing arts, stage plays and musicals

Museums

Heritage, history, and hospitality

Exhibitions

Art, science, and specialist collections

Cinemas

Independents or chains

Galleries

Showcasing exceptional art and artists

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From start to finish the lovely folk at Pivale have gone above and beyond the standard to deliver a web development and operational experience that is purely platinum.

Rob Allerston - CEO at Phoenix Arts.
— Rob Allerston, CEO, Phoenix Arts

Website & software considerations for the arts & culture industry

By focusing on these key areas, you can develop a robust and reliable website or software tailored to the unique requirements of the arts & culture industry.

1

Unlock grant potential

Grant funding is often crucial financial support for your venue. You need to ensure your website project aligns with grant requirements. Ensure you not only meet, but exceed, expectations and maximise your impact.

2

Digital inclusion

Make sure that everyone can access your online offerings no matter how tech-savvy they are. It should be easy to access and for you to deliver such online experiences with an intuitive CMS.

3

Boost attendance

A legacy of the global pandemic is a change in the habits of audiences. Along with the recent economic climate and how people are choosing to spend their money. You need creative digital solutions, like streaming to combat this and enhance visitor experience.

4

Engage younger audiences

To connect with younger generations, get on board with their digital preferences. This means diving into social media platforms and creating portable experiences that fit right in their pockets. It's all about embracing the digital age and speaking their language to keep them engaged.

5

Link the real and digital worlds

Connect your physical offerings with the digital world to engage more people on a global scale. Open up to new audience sectors and broaden the demographic and global reach. Help future proof your venue by thinking of the commercial aspect of digital platforms and new revenue streams.

6

Data security and privacy

With attacks becoming more common, it's essential to strengthen your online security. Ensure you have robust cybersecurity measures in place to protect your audience's data and maintain their trust in an increasingly digital world.

How does it work?

Storytelling

You'll want to develop a compelling content strategy that tells your story. Using storytelling techniques to engage visitors will inspire them to support you. You'll want to highlight your events, initiatives, and how to get involved.

Creativity

Your industry is inherently visual and creative. Your website should reflect these qualities. High-quality images and videos will help maximise impact. Intuitive and creative user journeys will be critical to engagement.

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As standard
always and forever

Owned by you

No license fees. Your keys, your kingdom.

Commercial grade

Robust and professional software development.

Not outsourced

🇬🇧 Based in the UK with clients worldwide.

Performant

More speed, less bounce. Boost conversions.

Secure

Peace of mind. Safe, legal, and compliant.

Accessible

WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance.

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