
The aim of Plymouth entry into the UK City of Culture competition is that Plymouth should fulfil its potential as a distinctive, dynamic cultural centre of regional, national and international renown. Plymouth is a city defined by the moors and the Ocean, by his history, his heritage, his resilience, and by his aspirations for the future.
The Plymouth City of Culture 2017 bid is led by the Plymouth Culture Board. This Board is made up of expert volunteers from a variety of backgrounds with strengths and influences across a broad range of the cultural sectors in the city.
Culture – our « Vital Spark » – is not exclusive, not just for the « elite ». It is as much about reading a book, kicking a ball in the park, going to a gig, meeting our friends, eating and drinking, as it is about opera, ballet and Shakespeare. It is about what people do, and how people do it, about what people think is important. It taps into our ideas, knowledge, values and beliefs. It gives us roots and affirms our sense of identity.
Culture – our « Vital Spark » – is not exclusive, not just for the « elite ». It is as much about reading a book, kicking a ball in the park, going to a gig, meeting our friends, eating and drinking, as it is about opera, ballet and Shakespeare. It is about what people do, and how people do it, about what people think is important. It taps into our ideas, knowledge, values and beliefs. It gives us roots and affirms our sense of identity.
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