Love Culture

Love Culture is a new online community where you can make friends and share your views about art and culture. More dedicated cultural functionality than Facebook or Twitter, this is social networking for people who love culture.
 
How does Love Culture work?
If you see the Love Culture icon on the home page then the organisation is a member of Love Culture.
 
By clicking on the Love Culture icon on the home page a pop up box will appear and ask you to log in or register.
 
By registering you will be joining the Love Culture community where you can discuss, comment, review and make friends with other people like you.
 
You can also find the Love Culture icon on other pages, such as what's on, events and programmes on the member's website.
 
If you click on Love Culture icon on any of these pages you can read what people are talking about. If you want to join in the debate then you have to register first.
 
Who is involved?
Love Culture, despite being in beta mode, has already been enthusiastically received by arts venues, organisations and individuals alike. Organisations participating during the trial period currently include:
 
folly
LDSM
Love Culture
Ludus Dance
The Dukes
More Music
AND Festival
Storey Gallery
Wordsworth Trust
We Play
 
 
Coming Soon:
Furtherfield
Brewery Arts Centre
Cornerhouse
Litfest
Harris Museum
Lakes Alive
Blaze
 
Please follow the links to learn more about these organisations and look out for the Love Culture icons to leave comments and reviews.
 
We have also been receiving wider interest from arts organisations throughout the UK who are keen to utilise Love Culture in their marketing and audience development – so watch this space.
 
Sign up
Love Culture is currently undertaking beta testing. Please be aware that functionality is being tested during this initial period and not all functionality will be fully operational.
 
Though the website is undergoing testing we would love you to join. The beta testing has not slowed us down and the website has had over 20,000 interactions and users have been steadily rising by 20% a month – meaning there is plenty of social and cultural conversations already taking place
 
If you do sign up please let us know what you think. Your feedback is important to the development of Love Culture in the future. The more you use Love Culture and share it the more exciting it will be! To share your feedback please contact us via our Love Culture page or send us a text to 60066 with the words LOVE Culture and your message.
 
You can also send feedback (or follow all the latest Love Culture news) on Twitter or join our Facebook Fan Page
 
Join today at: www.loveculture.org.uk

Contact
For more information please contact harry.egerton (at) folly.co.uk or call 01524 388550