Modernising and reconfiguring the Rugby Art Gallery and Museum building

Rugby Art Gallery and Museum (RAGM ) is embarking on an exciting project to improve their spaces in order to better deliver their cultural and educational objectives, safeguard the rich heritage assets in their custody and ensure RAGM’s sustainable future

RAGM is a purpose-built cultural venue opened in 2000, housing Rugby Borough Council’s Art Gallery, Museum, Visitor Centre and the County Council’s Library (under lease until 2125). The facility is Arts Council England Accredited and serves as a vital civic, cultural and educational asset with over 100,000 annual visitors.

The project, which is subject to funding, seeks to modernise and reconfigure the building to meet operational, accessibility, and environmental performance standards, while delivering enhanced cultural experiences, educational capacity, and income generation.
1.Before today, were you aware of Rugby Art Gallery & Museum (RAGM)?
2.Approximately how many times in the last 2 years have you visited the RAGM?
3.When you last visited, were you part of a group?
4.If you answered yes to Q3, what type of group?
5.What was your main reason for visiting RAGM?
6.How do you usually hear about upcoming exhibitions or events at RAGM?
7.Can you name one event or exhibition you particularly enjoyed in the last two years?
8.What would you like to see more of at RAGM?
9.Which one or two things do you like about the building?
10.Which one or two things do you think could be improved in the building?
11.How would you rate the following areas of the building? 1 is poor, 5 is excellent.
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Entrance and welcome area
Signage and wayfinding
Galleries and exhibition spaces
Museum displays
Café
Toilets
Outdoor spaces
Accessibility (lifts, ramps, circulation)
12.How important are improvements to the following areas? (1 = Not important, 5 = Very important)
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Exhibitions and displays
Learning and activity spaces
Café and social spaces
Toilets
Outdoor spaces
Accessibility
Environmental sustainability