#CreativeDunedin
Supporting creative projects in Dunedin, New Zealand.
Collaborative conversations for an
inclusive, creative city
Creative Dunedin is a citizen-initiated effort to use blogging, social media, and strategic hashtags to encourage Dunedin citizens to share their views and ideas with others about specific topics of interest to our city. We are collaborating with, but are independent of, the Dunedin City Council and Charcoalblue.
Currently, we are focussing on two projects, each with an associated hashtag.
#GeorgeStDunedin: the redevelopment of George Street, Dunedin.
#DunedinPerformingArts: the future of the Performing Arts in Dunedin.
#CreativeDunedin: the overall hashtag.
Click on the icons above to see and follow creativedunedin on Twitter and Instagram
Add the hashtags below to your posts (blogs, any social media platform) to join the conversation:
#GeorgeStDunedin #PerformingArtsDunedin #CreativeDunedin
#GeorgeStDunedin #CreativeDunedin
Add both of these two hashtags your posts to contribute to the conversation about the redevelopment of George Street Dunedin. Click on the icons below to search Twitter and Instagram for post that include #GeorgeStDunedin. To search all of the web for #GeorgeStDunedin + #CreativeDunedin, click on the hashtags in the title above.
#PerformingArtsDunedin #CreativeDunedin
Add both of these two hashtags your posts to contribute to the conversation about the Performing Arts in Dunedin. Click on the icons below to search Twitter and Instagram for post that include #DunedinPerformingArts. To search all of the web for#CreativeDunedin + #PerformingArtsDunedin, click on the hashtags in the title above.
Links to Resources
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#GeorgeStDunedin
Kathryn Ward, the Team Leader, Urban Design at the Dunedin City Council, led a workshop on the redevelopment of George Street, Dunedin on Friday 22 Feb. 2019. Documents from that workshop will be uploaded to this website soon.
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#DunedinPerformingArts
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Dorita Hannah, Independent Academic and Practitioner, Performance Architecture & Design, facilitated a workshop on Saturday, 23 Feb. 2019 titled Communally Formulating a Future Performing Arts Ecology that is Accessible, Diverse & Adaptable in Dunedin on Friday 22 Feb. 2019. Documents from that workshop will be uploaded to this website soon. Dr Hannah was assisted by Erin Shepherd, a consultant with the company CharcoalBlue (the company that has been engaged by the DCC to investigate the future of the performing arts in Dunedin). Erin was interviewed on the RNZ’s Standing Room Only show on Sunday 24 Feb. 2019. You can listen to the interview here.
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