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Culture24 and the BBC are hitting the road to tell you how to make the most of this opportunity. We'll be announcing three more dates for (FREE!) briefing sessions on marketing activities and opportunities on the BBC’s Things To Do website via Culture24
Check our company site, WeAreCulture24.org.uk where we will be posting all the dates and all the booking details very soon...
Culture24/BBC partnership overview
Want to reach millions via the BBC website? Culture24 is now the official cultural data provider to the BBC, which means we can now channel your activities to the BBC website Things To Do.
On this page you will find all you need to know about how to register for this new development.
About the BBC Things To Do website
The site launched in April 2011 and gives audiences the opportunity to find and engage with hands-on activities around the UK.
Participating organisations have the opportunity to promote their activities via a range of project themes - including Nature, History, Science, Arts & Crafts, Sports and Outdoors & Adventure and many more.
Registering partners need to accept terms & conditions for both Things To Do and a supplementary set for the projects in the registration form below:
Online registration form
Who can register to the partnership?
The partnership is open to cultural organisations who:
- are publicly-funded or not-for-profit
- run activities that link to BBC projects (eg Hands on History)
- agree to terms & conditions (for Things To Do and each project).
To register, please take a moment to fill out the online registration form
What kind of activities can feature on Things To Do?
activities must:
- be free or cost-recovery
- have a participatory element (eg guided walk or a talk with Q&A.)
- link to a BBC project (eg Hands on History)
- include a photo (see below)
Once uploaded to Culture24, each activity is moderated by an Activities Editor and then channelled to Things To Do.
How do I upload activity photos?
Each activity must include a photo that:
- gives a clear idea of what each activity involves
- is in landscape jpeg format - 608 (width) x 342 (height) pixels exactly
- includes relevant copyright, short description (and permissions if it includes children)
For more help on how to upload, resize or source your activity photos, please download the Things To Do photoguide.
I don’t think my organisation is part of the Culture24 database – can I still take part in the partnership?
If you’re a museum, gallery, library or heritage site and meet the criteria above, then yes, absolutely. We will sign you up to the Culture24 network and help you to update your organisation’s entry and upload your activities.
Do I need to sign-up as a Culture24 member organisation to take part?
Yes, signing up to Culture24 will enable you to feed your activities through to Things To Do website quickly and effectively. Your activity will then be listed on Culture24 and other appropriate partner websites or mobile app, ensuring it’s seen by the widest possible audience.
You can request a free Culture24 username and password - or reminder of your current details - using this form.
Need more information?
For a reminder of the information on this page, click on any of the following:
Things To Do:
- partner registration form (includes all below links)
- terms & conditions
- photoguide
BBC projects and promotions:
- Handmade in Britain project and terms & conditions
- Great British Story project and terms & conditions
- Hands on History project and terms & conditions
- Countryfile project and terms & conditions
- Springwatch/Autumnwatch project and terms & conditions
- London 2012 Festival project and terms & conditions
- London 2012 Torch Relay project and terms & conditions
- London 2012 Sport Taster project and terms & conditions
Culture24
- sign-up / reminder form
Any questions?
If you have any queries on how to register as a BBC partner or upload your activities or photos, please email Conrad.
If you have any queries in joining or logging into Culture24, please email Ruth.
Culture24 and the BBC are hitting the road to tell you how to make the most of this opportunity. We'll be announcing three more dates for (FREE!) briefing sessions on marketing activities and opportunities on the BBC’s Things To Do website via Culture24
Check our company site, WeAreCulture24.org.uk where we will be posting all the dates and all the booking details very soon...
Culture24/BBC partnership overview
Want to reach millions via the BBC website? Culture24 is now the official cultural data provider to the BBC, which means we can now channel your activities to the BBC website Things To Do.
On this page you will find all you need to know about how to register for this new development.
About the BBC Things To Do website
The site launched in April 2011 and gives audiences the opportunity to find and engage with hands-on activities around the UK.
Participating organisations have the opportunity to promote their activities via a range of project themes - including Nature, History, Science, Arts & Crafts, Sports and Outdoors & Adventure and many more.
Registering partners need to accept terms & conditions for both Things To Do and a supplementary set for the projects in the registration form below:
Online registration form
Sample page from BBC Things To Do website© BBC
The partnership is open to cultural organisations who:
- are publicly-funded or not-for-profit
- run activities that link to BBC projects (eg Hands on History)
- agree to terms & conditions (for Things To Do and each project).
To register, please take a moment to fill out the online registration form
What kind of activities can feature on Things To Do?
activities must:
- be free or cost-recovery
- have a participatory element (eg guided walk or a talk with Q&A.)
- link to a BBC project (eg Hands on History)
- include a photo (see below)
Once uploaded to Culture24, each activity is moderated by an Activities Editor and then channelled to Things To Do.
How do I upload activity photos?
Each activity must include a photo that:
- gives a clear idea of what each activity involves
- is in landscape jpeg format - 608 (width) x 342 (height) pixels exactly
- includes relevant copyright, short description (and permissions if it includes children)
For more help on how to upload, resize or source your activity photos, please download the Things To Do photoguide.
I don’t think my organisation is part of the Culture24 database – can I still take part in the partnership?
If you’re a museum, gallery, library or heritage site and meet the criteria above, then yes, absolutely. We will sign you up to the Culture24 network and help you to update your organisation’s entry and upload your activities.
Do I need to sign-up as a Culture24 member organisation to take part?
Yes, signing up to Culture24 will enable you to feed your activities through to Things To Do website quickly and effectively. Your activity will then be listed on Culture24 and other appropriate partner websites or mobile app, ensuring it’s seen by the widest possible audience.
You can request a free Culture24 username and password - or reminder of your current details - using this form.
Need more information?
For a reminder of the information on this page, click on any of the following:
Things To Do:
- partner registration form (includes all below links)
- terms & conditions
- photoguide
BBC projects and promotions:
- Handmade in Britain project and terms & conditions
- Great British Story project and terms & conditions
- Hands on History project and terms & conditions
- Countryfile project and terms & conditions
- Springwatch/Autumnwatch project and terms & conditions
- London 2012 Festival project and terms & conditions
- London 2012 Torch Relay project and terms & conditions
- London 2012 Sport Taster project and terms & conditions
Culture24
- sign-up / reminder form
Any questions?
If you have any queries on how to register as a BBC partner or upload your activities or photos, please email Conrad.
If you have any queries in joining or logging into Culture24, please email Ruth.
