We delivered over 50 online events, having never used the technology prior to lockdown. 

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• 33,500 individuals took part in our online vents.

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• 88% were live broadcasts.

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• Staff adapted quickly, learning new skills in filming, editing and broadcasting

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• Continued to support engagement with our communities and audiences.

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• Partnership talk series with University Highlands and Islands taken online, reaching as far as Japan.

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• Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month exhibition in June was hosted online due the pandemic making it impossible to host an in-person exhibition. 

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• A new online Facebook Book Group, Café Books, was established, attracting over 170 members​.

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• Our Summer and Christmas Design Markets both moved online in 2020, supporting creative communities and generating a combined total of sales of £8,500. 

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• A smaller Christmas market took place in Perth Museum and Art Gallery with 7 stalls, generating sales of £1,800.

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• Social Media campaign driven by #DougieDraws helped increase annual engagement by 31%.