Excite new audiences about culture and heritage
At Pin the Tale, we connect cultural heritage to people's own stories and the stories of others in their communities.
We break down the barriers that often make 'culture' and 'heritage' feel inaccessible and exclusive.
Why do our players find Pin the Tale so engaging?
Because these aren't the official histories of place. These are the hidden stories. It feels intimate, like you're connecting with a real person. It feels like you're uncovering something special.
Because it makes people want to actually tell stories. By challenging people to include the what3words addresses in their stories, people find the process inspiring, enjoyable and playful.
Because it makes even places that may seem 'normal' or 'unimportant' become full of interest, full of wonder and full of life.
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What can we offer you?
We’re offering you exclusive access to our platform and expertise to help you excite whole new audiences about cultural heritage.
Training:
Our fully online training will delve into all Pin the Tale’s features and how you can structure activities around them to fit your programmes.
Workshops:
Alongside our online training offer, we can also deliver in-person workshops for your audiences, putting our expertise into practice.
Consultancy:
We’re experts in engaging communities with place through play and storytelling. We can help you find powerful ways to connect with audiences through interactive and immersive experiences.
Let’s talk about the kind of engagement you want to achieve
- Are you a school or community group interested in using Pin the Tale as an activity?
- Are you a cultural heritage organisation looking to reach new audiences?
- Do you have an existing project you think we can help with?