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Opportunities Sponsorship Sponsorship opportunities About Shrewsbury Folk Festival Shrewsbury Folk Festival is one of the UK’s leading folk festivals. Located in the heart of Shrewsbury, the event is held annually from Friday to Monday of the August Bank Holiday weekend. With around 7,000 physical visitors, volunteers, musicians, dancers and workers and a further worldwide audience of more than 30,000, the promotional opportunities for your business are vast. About our visitors The festival attracts a large number of people who stay in the area, shopping, eating, drinking and spending money in Of the day visitors, 54% are local the county town and surrounding area. residents, 27% come from outside Shrewsbury and 19% from even further 76% of them come for the weekend afield. and stay overnight - of those, 19% of them stay in hotels, guest houses Three quarters of our visitors are aged or bed and breakfasts. 24% are day over 45 and more than two thirds are visitors. in in the affluent ABC1 demographic. Age range breakdown Demographic breakdown 16-24 5% AB 29% 25-34 8% 35-44 10% C1 39% 45- 54 23% C2 22% 55-64 43% 65+ 11% DE 10% Visitors to Shrewsbury Folk Festival Demographic key: take the opportunity to do other things AB Managerial, administrative or professional at while visiting the event. senior or intermediate level. C1 Supervisory, clerical (i.e. white collar), junior 22% use it as a reason to go shopping administrative or professional. therefore spending money in local C2 Skilled manual worker. businesses, 4% choose to visit another DE Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker, attraction, and 33% go into Shrewsbury retired state pensioner, Casual earner, unemployed. to explore. A national and international audience Shrewsbury Folk Festival broadcasts its main stage and second stage performances free during the festival weekend via a live webcast, reaching an audience of tens of thousands of people across the world. In 2014, there were more than 37,000 views of the broadcast. Viewers tuned in from 47 countries across five continents. People watched the footage in 687 towns and cities across Europe including 577 in the UK. There were watchers in all 10 Canadian provinces and 37 of the 50 US states. Your brand or business could reach all these people! What our visitors say about us Excellent festival. I love it. Keep up the good work. We “ We meet up with family at “ love the festival weekend and Shrewsbury and friends and have brought a friend along neighbours come too. This year from Scotland. They enjoyed its we brought six children’s friends Englishness! (we have three children of our own) who were all teenagers and they all enjoyed it. ” My favourite festival. It is “ the event of the year for ” my daughter and myself. One of the best festivals around, From February onwards the “ seems to get better each year. excitement stirs and increases. We love the town, the river, the atmosphere, the good festival ” vegan food, meeting people Absolutely wonderful festival we’ve seen at other festivals and “ of high class entertainment. previous Shrewsbury’s. Great friendly atmosphere. It is just bliss for us. Shrewsbury folk are friendly and hotels/pubs have really good facilities. ” ” Media recognition Daily Telegraph Key date in the UK folk Shrewsbury Folk Festival receives “ music calendar. widespread positive publicity regionally and nationally every year and is regularly listed in national newspaper Sunday Telegraph ” ‘top festival’ lists. A family friendly folk staple. In Shropshire: “ Regular coverage in publications such as the Shropshire Star, BBC Shrewsbury Today ” Radio Shropshire, Shrewsbury Today, Shrewsbury Chronicle, Shropshire Live, Shrewsbury underlined its Shropshire Review, What’s On, Yattar “ reputation at the very forefront Yattar, and other regional newspapers of folk events in the country. and magazines. Specialist press: The Guardian ” Featured in music magazines such as Songlines, R2, fRoots, Living Tradition, Recommended folk and Maverick. “ world music festival. Nationally: Guardian, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Songlines Magazine ” Telegraph, BBC Radio 2 folk show and BBC Radio 3 In Tune. Top 10 summer festival “ 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014. ” Online www.shrewsburyfolkfestival.co.uk Our website - With 8,854 fans on Facebook and www.shrewsburyfolkfestival.co.uk - is 8,799 followers on Twitter, we can viewed by more than 55,000 people help your business reach a large new a year. That’s an average of 4,583 per audience. month but reaches up to 20,000 people Our regular e-mail newsletters are sent during the festival month. to more than 9,000 supporters - Shrewsbury Folk Festival has a strong social network presence on Facebook Your business could reach and Twitter. all these people! Shrewsbury Folk Festival @shrewsburyfolk Souvenir Programme Get your business seen in the festival souvenir programme The souvenir programme - rated This is an ideal place for Shrewsbury as good or excellent by 92% of town centre businesses advertise - respondents in the 2014 festival particularly as we run a free shuttle bus feedback survey - has a print run into the town centre on Saturday and of 4,000 and reaches around 6,000 Sunday, delivering customers to your people. door. Alternatively, it can drive people to your event or website. It has advertising space available starting with a quarter page from just over £170. C H E C K T H E W E B F S I T E F U L L L I O R S T I N G S W ED 10 SE The Salopian Bar PTEMBER NIK KERSHAW Thirty years on fr Local CAMRA Pub of the Year multi-p om the rel latinum se ease of his ‘Human lling debu 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012 & 2013 Racing’, t album songs, t Nik perfor ells tales fr ms impressi om his ve career question and answ s from the ers audience. T HU 25 SE PTEMBER ELVIS MCGONA Stan GALL d-up poet revolution , armchair r ary and re ocker, Elvis cumbent is the sole of The G resident Pa raceland C rk where h aravan whilst e scribbles programme drinking m verse alt liste whisky and ning to Joh nny Cash. 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Bellowhead The Dhol Foundation 01743 2 Lau ww 81 281 w.theatre Th severn eatre Seve .co.u rn, Frankw k ell Quay, Shrewsbur £4 y SY3 8FT Steve Knightley’s Wake the Union 5 The Chair Shrewsbury Folk Festival Blackie & the Rodeo Kings @shrewsburyfolk The Full English www.shrewsburyfolkfestival.co.uk How can we benefit your business? The following packages are suggestions. We are happy to discuss tailoring an individual package to suit your needs. Be the Title Sponsor TITLE SPONSOR COSTS £25,000 Make the Shrewsbury Folk Festival your • Full page colour advertisement on own by becoming the Title Sponsor. It the back of cover of the festival would be renamed as The [Your name programme Here] Shrewsbury Folk Festival for the duration of any sponsorship agreement. • Sponsor’s banner displayed at the festival main gate The benefits: • Recognition and on-stage thanks by main stage hosts • Acknowledgement in all festival publicity materials - flyers, posters, • Name and logo on the webcast programme, newsletters, stationery, landing page PR and website (with link to sponsor’s website from SFF website • Sponsor’s logo on sleeve of festival home page) t-shirts • Inclusion of logo and website link • Title Sponsor can set up an on-site on our worldwide webcast and a demonstration/sales/public relations sponsor’s video tent • Inclusion of logo and website link in • Title Sponsor receives 20 regular e-mailouts sent to in excess complimentary full four day festival of 9,000 people tickets with pre-arranged escorted tours backstage to meet artists and • Recognition of sponsorship through discover how the technical side of the our Facebook page (nearly 9,000 festival works. fans) and Twitter • Acknowledgement in all local and national advertising How can we benefit your business? Be a Stage Sponsor STAGE SPONSOR COSTS MARQUEE 1 Name a Shrewsbury Folk Festival stage after £10,000 and 8 complimentary tickets your business or organisation for the entire duration of the festival. MARQUEE 2 £6,000 The benefits: and 6 complimentary tickets • Logo recognition on any flyers, programmes, posters, newsletters, stationery and all THE DANCE TENT printed media £6,000 • Special signage on your sponsored marquee and 6 complimentary tickets • A link to the sponsor’s website from the THE SABRINA MARQUEE sponsor’s page on the festival website £4,000 • A half page advertisement in the festival and 4 complimentary tickets programme THE VILLAGE STAGE • Stage sponsor receives complimentary weekend tickets with an escorted tour £4,000 backstage to meet artists and discover how and 4 complimentary tickets the technical side of the festival works. How can we benefit your business? Be a T-Shirt Sponsor Have the name and logo of your company or organisation printed on VOLUNTEER T-SHIRT the arm of the festival t-shirt, of which SPONSOR COSTS around 1,000 are sold every year.
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