Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Industry Profile
Practically any activity that occupies a person’s leisure time, excluding the viewing of motion pictures and video rentals, is part of this industry.
The industry is characterized by a large number of seasonal and part-time jobs and relatively young workers. About 40 percent of all workers have no formal education beyond high school. Rising incomes, more leisure time, and growing awareness of the health benefits of physical fitness will increase the demand for arts, entertainment, and recreation services. Earnings are relatively low.
Web Resources
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Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Industry - SBN
The Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation sector includes a wide range of establishments that operate facilities or provide services to meet varied cultural, entertainment, and recreational interests of their patrons.
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UChicagoArts - University of Chicago
Arts at the University of Chicago ... Arts Maps. Resident Artists. Support. Funding Opportunities. Internships and Fellowships ...
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Arts Entertainment Recreation Business Directory
Arts Entertainment Recreation Directory of Businesses Jobs Press Releases Products Services.
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Culture and Recreation - Arts Organizations - Seattle.gov
Seattle Arts Organizations from the official website of the City of Seattle. Local Arts and Cultural Organizations. Community Recreation. Dance. Festivals and Fairs.
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Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Recreation Job Profiles
Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Recreation. Business and Communication.
http://www.jobprofiles.org/art.htm