"Your Voice Matters - Help Shape Rochester's Summer Music Events"
Importance of Feedback
Rochester Public Music Director Avital Rabinowitz emphasizes the significance of community feedback. "Your presence at our music events this past summer was what made them successful," Rabinowitz said. "To ensure that future events continue to meet the needs of the community, we need your insights. Whether you attended an event or not, we invite you to share your thoughts and help us make these events even better."By taking the online POLCO survey, community members can provide valuable feedback that will contribute to the improvement of future music events. The survey is available until Saturday, Jan. 11, giving everyone ample time to participate.
Impact on Future Events
The feedback received from the community will have a direct impact on the planning and organization of future music events. It will help RPM understand what aspects of the events were enjoyed and which areas could be enhanced. This feedback-driven approach ensures that the music events remain relevant and engaging for the community.For example, if community members express a preference for certain types of music or suggest changes to the event schedules, RPM can take these suggestions into account and make necessary adjustments. This collaborative process between RPM and the community will lead to more successful and enjoyable music events in the future.
Inviting All to Participate
RPM is not only seeking feedback from those who attended this year's events but also from those who did not. "Everyone's opinion matters," Rabinowitz said. "Whether you were able to join us last summer or not, we want to hear from you. Your thoughts and ideas will help us create a more inclusive and vibrant music scene in Rochester."By involving the entire community in the feedback process, RPM aims to build a stronger connection with the people it serves. This collaborative effort will lead to the development of music events that truly reflect the interests and preferences of the community.