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Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 Buncombe County Report (2022)

Buncombe County’s Arts Sector Generates $51.2M and Fuels Community Well-Being: AEP6 Summary The Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6) Study, conducted by Americans for the Arts and coordinated locally by ArtsAVL, highlights the powerful economic and social impact of...

2022 Creative Economy Snapshot for Buncombe County, NC

Creative Economy, Reports

2022 Creative Economy Snapshot: Measuring the Impact of Arts in Buncombe County The 2022 Creative Economy Snapshot offers a detailed, arts-forward analysis of Buncombe County’s creative sector. Commissioned by Buncombe County Government and developed by Riverbird...

2023 Buncombe County Creative Economy Report

Creative Economy, Reports

2023 Creative Economy Snapshot: Buncombe County’s Creative Sector Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Benchmarks The 2023 Creative Economy Snapshot highlights a full recovery and continued growth for Buncombe County’s creative sector, reaching new milestones in both employment and...

Asheville Metro Manufacturing Research Summary

Craft Industry, Reports

Creative Manufacturing in Asheville Metro: 2023 Research Summary on Craft Industry Needs The 2023 Creative Manufacturing Research Summary, developed by the Asheville Area Arts Council (now ArtsAVL), provides a high-level look at the state of craft-based manufacturing...

Creative Manufacturing Sector Plan

Craft Industry, Reports

Creative Manufacturing in WNC: A Strategic Plan for Craft Sector Growth The Western North Carolina Creative Manufacturing Sector Development Plan outlines a regional strategy to grow the area’s thriving craft and artisan economy. Commissioned by ArtsAVL and partners...

2022 Buncombe County Creative Jobs Pandemic Impact Report

Creative Economy, Reports

2022 Pandemic Assessment: Creative Industry Jobs in Buncombe County The 2022 Creative Jobs Pandemic Assessment At-A-Glance provides a concise yet revealing snapshot of how Buncombe County’s creative sector was impacted by and began to recover from the COVID-19...

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