Coming soon to a bus stop near you - the FoG bus!
As part of the promotional campaign for the 2015 Festival of Glass (FoG), a bus with an advert for the Festival covering its back end will be in service around Geelong. The bus won't be restricted to any particular route, so keep a look-out for it!
(This article was posted last week and disappeared from the blog, so the bus clearly moves very quickly!)
Building the campaign
The FoG bus is a new addition to the annual campaign to promote the Festival
of Glass, which is in its fifth year in 2015. Media releases have been sent to
local, regional and national media (of all types), to glass industry
groups/associations and to relevant arts and crafts groups/associations. The Festival committee hopes that local and
regional media will feature Festival events as they have done in
previous years.
In another part of the campaign, entries for the 2015 Festival of Glass
are starting to appear on local, regional and national tourism web
sites, as well as on 'what's on'-type web sites. If you know anyone
who's planning to visit Drysdale in early February, you might like to
suggest that they include the Festival of Glass in their itinerary.
The annual Festival of Glass is held in Drysdale, Victoria (Australia). Established in 2011, the Festival celebrates the beauty and versatility of glass in art, craft and industry and it promotes collaboration between people who work with glass. Unique in Australia, the Festival joins a handful of similar events worldwide. The Festival of Glass is an initiative of the Drysdale, Clifton Springs Curlewis Association Inc.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
The FoG bus!
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