30 small hospo venues will learn to run long-term regular live performances at their venue
17 and 18 February 2025, plus 11am to 1:30pm every Tuesday for 6 weeks (25 February to 1 April 2025)
1.5 day in-person Sydney workshop, followed by an online workshop per week for the next 6 weeks
The Live Performance Venue Accelerator Program will run only once this year so be sure to apply before 2pm on 4 November 2024.
30 small/medium-size hospitality venues in NSW will be accepted into the Program, which starts in January 2025 with an acoustic appraiser visiting your venue. The workshops start in February with an in-person bootcamp in Sydney, followed by a series of online workshops over the following six weeks.
The ideal candidates do not currently stage a regular calendar of live performances and have a desire to diversify their business by doing so. Program benefits include
A free acoustic appraisal of your venue
A series of skill building workshops delivered by subject matter experts
Networking opportunities
One-on-one coaching from subject matter and industry experts
Please review the Eligibility criteria, Guidelines and FAQs on our webpage https://nsw.gov.au/lpv-accelerator
Applications close at 2pm on 4 November 2024 (AEDT)
Apply on our webpage https://nsw.gov.au/lpv-accelerator
Please review the Guidelines and FAQs on our webpage before applying and allow up to 60 minutes to prepare and submit responses.
The application form:
cannot be saved as a draft and then re-opened later; and
must be completed in a single session.
We recommend you prepare all your responses in a word document prior and then complete the online application form.
You will have the option to upload a photo of your proposed live performance space in the application form.
For further information or clarification, please contact us at: liveperformance@24houreconomy.nsw.gov.au
Participant workshop for Live Performance Venue Accelerator Program. Photo by Office of the 24-Hour...
Live music at The Beresford, Surry Hills. Photo by Destination NSW.
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