Opportunities
The support of the business community is very valuable to Eden Court. It helps us to provide the best in music, drama, dance, comedy and cinema. It is also good for business.
A creative partnership with Eden Court can be designed to meet your specific objectives, offering an affordable and effective solution to your marketing, corporate or community needs. Build brands, engage clients,
strengthen community involvement, motivate staff and enhance the reputation of your business.
“There can be few business activities which can be justified as a good investment, as a useful marketing and promotional tool, as excellent internal and external PR - and as an obviously acceptable way in which commerce can contribute to social well being. Arts sponsorship is a great British success story, copied throughout the world. Long may it continue."
Antony Thorncroft, Financial Times.
Current Sponsorship Opportunities
- Eden Court Main Brochure
- Eden Court Audio Guides
- Inverness Film Festival 2012
- Inverness Book Festival 2012
- Eden Court Pantomime 2012
Please contact Aelish O’Rourke aorourke@eden-court.co.uk tel: 01473 732679 for more information
Hawco Volkswagen: Sponsor of the 2011 Eden Court Panto Cinderella
The cast of Cinderella were welcomed to Eden Court by Kevin Hawco and the children of Hawco staff. Panto rehearsals will start in November and performances will run from 6 Dec - 8 Jan.
Kingsmills Hotel & Spa: Event Partner of Cinderella
Helping to accommodate the panto cast and crew Eden Court is delighted to welcome the generous support of the Kingsmills Hotel and Spa.
As a first time sponsor of the arts, Kingsmills support was also matched by an Arts & Business New Arts Sponsorship Grant. The grants enabled Eden Court and Kingsmills to expand our partnership and increase the benefits. For further information on the scheme please contact Katriona Holmes at Arts & Business Scotland.
Simpsons Garden Centre: Sponsors of the 2009/10 Eden Court Pantomime
Children from Inshes Primary School with Andy Howard of Simpsons Garden Centre help launch the Giant Beanstalk competition, holding the world's biggest spade. Schools all over the Highlands took part in the competition, which helped to grow a beanstalk around the foyer and all the way up to the second floor of Eden Court. As main sponsors of Jack & the Beanstalk, Simpsons supported a range of educational activities as well as featuring in the pantomime itself and receiving acknowledgment in all the publicity materials.
As a first time sponsor of the arts, Simpsons support of the pantomime was matched by an Arts & Business New Arts Sponsorship Grant. The grants enable the sponsor and arts organisation to expand their partnership and increase the benefits for both parties. For further information on the scheme please see the Arts & Business Scotland website.
