A fine arts lobby display for your performers and artists
Families fill the fine arts lobby before every concert, play and art show, often with time to spare. A display there gives your arts programs the same visible history athletics has had for decades.
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Why it matters
Arts programs rarely get their own record wall
A school might have a full trophy case for athletics and nothing for a band that has gone to state for twenty years. Programs, playbills and awards live in a director’s office. A fine arts display puts that history where audiences gather.
Ideas for Fine Arts Lobby Display
Past productions and concerts
List every musical, play and concert by year with cast photos and programs.
All-state and honor ensembles
Recognize students selected for all-state band, choir and orchestra.
Visual art gallery
Show student artwork between exhibitions so it is seen long after opening night.
Upcoming performances
Use scheduled messages for ticket dates, auditions and rehearsals.
Directors and longtime staff
Honor directors, accompanists and volunteers who built the program.
Competition results
Track marching band, show choir and theater festival ratings over the years.
How it works with Hardware
Fine Arts Lobby Display, step by step.
Three steps
Plan around intermission crowds
Tell us where audiences wait before shows and at intermission. Rocket suggests a format and placement and sends a free installation mockup.
Coordinate the wall and outlet
Facilities confirms wall construction, mounting, cable routing and a nearby outlet and network connection for the display.
Launch with this season’s shows
Connect the screen and launch. Arts staff add each production and award in the editor as the season goes on.
Setups vary by school; your demo confirms what yours will use.
Best practices
Tips to get it right.
Fine Arts Lobby Display tips
Collect old playbills early
Directors and retired staff often have boxes of programs and photos. Gather them before launch so the history reaches back further than this year.
Show the whole arts department
Give band, choir, orchestra, theater, dance and visual art each a section so no program feels left out.
Get photo permissions in order
Review names and images with your arts staff before publishing, especially for student performers.
Plan for evening events
Make sure the display is on and showing current content during concerts and shows, when the lobby is fullest.
Keep exploring
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Questions
Fine Arts Lobby Display questions
Rocket helps you pick the right display for the lobby and provides the software to present productions, honors and performers. Arts staff keep the content current in the drag-and-drop editor.
Yes. Photos of student work can be added like any other content, and unlimited content means the gallery can grow each year. Review permissions through your usual process first.
A touchscreen lets visitors browse past productions and honors on their own. If you mostly want to promote upcoming shows, Digital Signage on a compatible screen may be enough, and your demo confirms the right setup.
Pricing is quoted for your setup, based on screen size, mounting and installation arrangements. A free installation mockup can help when you share the idea with arts boosters or your parent group.
Your next step
Plan the right display for your space.
Receive a free customized mockup of what your space could become.
