Perth Concert Hall with the Perth Festival of the Arts logo
A Perth Festival of the Arts banner of a violinist beside a floral display

A 5-star success - Perth Festival of the Arts

Sir Lenny Henry. Sir Derek Jacobi. The ORA Singers. Mike Lovatt’s Brass Pack.

Just some of the names we became familiar with this year after we partnered with Perth Festival of the Arts to promote their 2025 event.

We worked with the client to deliver a multi-functional marketing campaign: from OOH to press outreach, organic and paid social media and PR management to creative design, we aimed to showcase what makes the annual event worth attending.

A silver-framed outdoor poster for the Perth Festival of the Arts promoting the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra. It lists performances of Carmen, Swan Lake, The Lark Ascending, and Symphony No. 5 at Perth Concert Hall.
A Perth Festival of the Arts brochure: 'What's On this May at Perth Festival of the Arts?'
The back of a bus with a Perth Festival of the Arts advert for festival highlights, Thu 22 to Sat 31 May

For digital, we used a combination of prospecting and re-marketing audiences, delivered through Google Display Network and Meta.

The Meta campaign was split into two phases, with phase two serving 342,579 impressions. We identified key target demographics early on which allowed us to re-market to these groups in phase two: with our CTR coming in at a strong 1.23%. Meanwhile, our Google Display ads generated over 3,000 clicks.

As well as looking after paid media, we also owned organic social. Facebook’s post engagements increased 5.8% YoY, while Instagram’s reels reach increased 198% YoY. We didn’t just post content but created it: capturing social content at various points in advance of and during the Festival run.

A phone showing a Perth Festival of the Arts Facebook advert for 'An Evening with Sir Lenny Henry'
A person's hands typing on a laptop displaying the Facebook page of the Perth Festival of the Arts, featuring various event photos.

We also owned PR and press, assisting in the annual press lunch and securing high-profile coverage: including an interview with headliner Sir Lenny Henry on the BBC as well as garnering support from other local, national and arts-focused media outlets.

Our work contributed to the Festival impressively finishing at 94% of its sales target, and we’re already looking forward to working together again for 2026.

We can’t wait to see the line-up for next year!

The Big Numbers.

  • 96,894

    people reach through Meta ads

  • 360%

    Y-O-Y increase in Instagram views

  • 20

    pieces of media coverage earned

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