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It’s lazy to assume providing low-cost or free experiences means your offer is accessible to everyone – audiences of all incomes pay for things they value, argues Lindsey Green.

Yesterday, Tony Butler, the Executive Director of the Derby Museums sent out this tweet from Visitor Attraction Conference as an interesting provocation.
"Why does @Beamish_Museum welcome more visitors on lower incomes compared to other free museums when they charge £20. #Vac2017"
Beamish is a brilliant living history museum in the North East of the UK. Disappointingly, I’m not at the conference so I don’t quite know the context. Yet I feel the need to respond to Tony’s provovation... Keep reading on Frankly Green + Webb