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CULTURATI: Pivot, Reset, or Sunset? by Liz Maugans

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The cultural landscape in Cleveland is undergoing a significant shift, with arts organizations facing declining attendance, changing audience behaviors, and increased competition for resources, leading to questions about their future strategies: pivot, reset, or sunset. This analysis is relevant for professionals in arts management, urban planning, and cultural development who are navigating evolving societal trends and funding models. An implication to watch is how cultural institutions adapt to attract younger demographics and digital-first audiences.

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