​​​​​​Arts and Economic Prosperity Study 6
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Arts & Economic Prosperity Report 6: 

Broward County's Nonprofit Arts and Culture Inject $386 Million into Local Economy


In October 2023, Broward Cultural Division, in collaboration with the national nonprofit Americans for the Arts, announced the results of the Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6) study, which measured the significant economic and social impact of nonprofit arts and culture organizations and their audiences.

The report shows that the arts are not only a fundamental part of our cultural identity but also a vital engine for growth and prosperity. Investing in the arts is a smart choice that benefits us all, fueling creativity, innovation, and the vibrancy of Broward County. 

LOCAL HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Total Industry Expenditures (FY2022) - $386 million
  • Total Event-Related Expenditures - $247 million
  • Personal Income paid to residents - $267 million


NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS:

The study found that in 2022, nonprofit arts and culture organizations and their audiences generated $151.7 billion in economic activity—$73.3 billion in spending by the organizations, which leveraged an additional $78.4 billion in event-related spending by their audiences. That economic activity supported 2.6 million jobs, generated $29.1 billion in tax revenue. 


RESOURCES:


Broward Cultural Division on social media

Twitter: twitter.com/browardarts

Facebook: facebook.com/browardarts

Instagram: instagram.com/browardarts

Americans for the Arts on social media

Twitter:  twitter.com/americans4arts

Facebook: facebook.com/americans4arts/

Instagram: instagram.com/americans4arts​


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