Music Census™ Cohort
Collaborative, Cost-Effective Guidance for Music-Friendly Cities
The Cohort Music Census lets cities, regions, or communities conduct their Music Census alongside others in a learning cohort. It’s a cost-effective way to build a network of music-friendly cities while receiving both group and individual guidance. Each city gets a standard set of reports, and consistent survey methods ensure data can be reliably benchmarked across all participants.
2025-2026 Cohort:
The Current Multi-City Music Census Cohort
In May 2025, Sound Music Cities launched its Multi-City Music Census Cohort, running through March 2026. This group unites cities and regions committed to measuring, understanding, and strengthening their music ecosystems, taking the Music Census and their local music communities to the next level.
2025-2026 Current Cohort
2023-2024 Cohort:
The First Multi-City Music Census Cohort
In September 2023, Sound Music Cities launched the first Multi-City Music Census Cohort, running through June 2024. The cohort brought together cities and regions committed to measuring, understanding, and supporting their music ecosystems.
NW Arkansas (Bentonville, Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Siloam Springs)
2023-2024 Inaugural Cohort
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