1. Legacy Impact survey

SHARE YOUR STORY
We want to know how our programs are impacting the choices you’re making to support the arts and cultural subjects we feature. If you are a viewer of Legacy supported television programming, please contribute by answering the questions below. Your responses will provide insight into the economic impact of our arts and cultural programming.

BACKGROUND BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
In 2008, Minnesota voters approved a constitutional amendment apportioning part of their tax dollars to support the environment and the arts. In 2009, the Minnesota Public Television Association (MPTA) was awarded a percentage of these funds to produce, broadcast, and make available online programming about the arts and cultural heritage of Minnesota. The six stations of the MPTA are creating programs that feature artists and regional history and culture.

WDSE Duluth-The Playlist
Lakeland Public Television, Bemidji/Brainerd- Common Ground
Prairie Public Television, Fargo/Moorhead-Prairie Mosaic
KSMQ, Austin/Rochester-Off 90
Pioneer Public Television, Appleton-Postcards
Twin Cities Public Television, Minneapolis/St. Paul-MN Original

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1. Contact Information

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2. Are you an artist, or do you work for an arts organization?

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3. Do you know more about Minnesota arts, culture, and history as a result of Legacy funded public television programs?

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4. If you are an artist, have you sold any work, been asked or hired to perform or received a grant as a result of your appearance on a Legacy funded public television program?

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5. Are you more likely to purchase a work of art, a ticket to a performance or museum or any related items because you were inspired by a Legacy funded public television program?

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6. Do you think Legacy funded public television programs should continue to be made available to students?

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7. The MN Statute on the use of Legacy funds specific to public television states that:

“Grants received under this section must be used to create, produce, acquire, or distribute programs that educate, enhance, or promote local, regional, or statewide items of artistic, cultural, or historic significance.”

Do you think we delivered on this promise?

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8. Are these programs a good use of public money for Minnesota?

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9. What three words would you use to describe Legacy-funded arts & culture programs on public TV...and the value they have for you?

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