Take the Survey
16 June 2010 by Lauren in Feedback
Feedback from Festival patrons is vital to our planning efforts for future Festivals. We want the Festival to reflect the dreams and desires of the Pittsburgh community, and we need to hear from you to be able to do that.
So, thanks in advance for taking about 15 minutes to take our survey and tell us about your experience at the 2010 Festival: what you did, what you loved, what you didn’t, and what you’d like to see in the future.
We even want to hear from you if you didn’t attend the 2010 Festival, so please, take the survey!
Update July 8, 2010: The survey for 2010 is now closed.
Why don’t you consider some branding? T-shirts with the TRAF logo and a line like, “I went to the Three Rivers Arts Festival and got artfully wet”. Or how about umbrellas with the logo and raindrops, or hats, or ponchos? Outstanding – in the rain! Come on now, we the public know that the Festival seeks out the rain or is it the other way around? Capitalize on it.
The Three Rivers Arts Festival was a nice event. I do miss the fact that there is not enough well known talent in the live concerts. There also needs to be more diverse entertainment in the live music lineup; i.e. jazz, pop and R & B in order to cater to our diverse city.
The show was great. The sells were great. The set up was good The weather was OK Thanks for letting me be there Hope to see you again next year.
I was going to do the survey, but it didn’t seem quite worth it for me this year. I try to see some part of the festival every year. This year, I was very happy to see the return of the Juried Arts Exhibit although, in some ways, I wish it could be closer to the rest of the activities. It has always been my favorite part of the festival, so thank you for bringing it back. My husband and I also got to attend the film, “Herb & Dorothy” which we enjoyed thoroughly. I don’t know if films have been done before, but I thought it was a good idea. I wish I had the chance to see more of the selections. It was convenient for us that it was next to the juried art too. I also got to see the floating Andy Carnegie which was incredibly fun. My son & I were going to the Pirate game and we made time before to find Andy and take some pictures. Thanks for everything.