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Sample rows

10 of the 462 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 74 businesses, 52 of them with an email address. New York follows with 48.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 452 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 443 rated businesses is 4.7, and 69 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 323 email addresses, 154 (48%) are role addresses such as info@, 115 (36%) name a person and 54 (17%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this cultural center email list?

The CSV contains 462 Google Maps listings in the Cultural center category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is an organization with a venue or a program space: a community center for a specific heritage group, an arts center with a gallery or theater, a museum-like center, or a nonprofit that runs classes, festivals and events from a building. A center with a single Maps pin counts as one row.

On 323 rows the center's own website supplied an email address. A phone number is on 413 rows and a website on 420. Most cultural centers publish a calendar and a contact page, which is why the website count is near the listing count.

The file has a single category, Cultural center. It does not separate the arts from heritage or religious community groups.

How can you segment the file?

All cutting happens in Excel or Google Sheets on the CSV's columns. Cultural centers are a mixed group, so the business name does the sorting.

Search the business name for words that identify the type. Names with Arts, Theater or Gallery point to programming venues. Names with an ethnic or national term, such as Irish, Korean, Hispanic, Jewish or African American, point to heritage organizations. Names with Community or Civic point to general community spaces. Each group buys different things.

The email type column shows which inbox a center lists. The 323 addresses include 115 named-person addresses, 154 role addresses such as info@ or events@, and 54 on free webmail domains. Many centers are staffed by a handful of people, and the role inbox is shared among them.

State and city decide which donors, audiences and venues a center works with. A vendor of event services needs centers in its delivery area, and a software vendor can work anywhere.

• Name keywords: arts, theater, gallery for venues.
• Name keywords: a heritage or national term for community centers.
• Email type: role for events and rentals, named for directors.

Who buys a cultural center email list?

Cultural centers buy from the nonprofit and events supply chain, and its vendors buy this list. Ticketing and box office software vendors sell to centers that run performances. Donor management and membership platforms sell to nonprofits that raise money from members. Event rental companies, caterers and AV suppliers want centers that rent out halls for weddings, conferences and private events.

Grant consultants and fundraising firms contact centers that apply for public arts funding. Exhibit designers, signage makers and printing companies pitch centers that run galleries and festivals. Marketing agencies that serve nonprofits, liability insurers for venues, and facility cleaning and security services also use the list.

How do you run outreach to cultural centers?

A cultural center usually has a small team and a calendar full of events. The executive director or program manager reads email in short gaps, so the message needs to say what you offer in the first line and what it costs. A free or low-cost first step, such as a demo or a trial for one event, fits a nonprofit budget.

Different groups answer differently. A heritage organization responds to a seller who knows its community and speaks to its programs. An arts center responds to a seller who knows its season. Read the site from the website column and pick a concrete event, class or exhibit to mention.

The 154 role addresses often go to a rentals or events coordinator, who is a buyer for catering, AV and furniture. Write to that person about venue use, and ask for the director's contact when your product is a larger purchase.

Time the message to the funding calendar. Many centers plan budgets near the start of their fiscal year and book events months ahead, so an early-year note about the next season has more chance than one sent in the middle of a festival.

What email rules apply when you contact cultural centers?

For a commercial message to a center, CAN-SPAM requires your company's valid physical postal address and an opt-out that works and that you honor. A volunteer coordinator who asks to be removed is speaking for the organization, so take every address at that domain off your list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has the most cultural centers, 74 listings with 52 emails. New York has 48 listings and 34 emails, Illinois 33 and 23, Texas 27 and 19, Florida 25 and 18, Massachusetts 21 and 15, Pennsylvania 18 and 13, Washington 14 and 10, North Carolina 13 and 9, and Oregon 12 and 8.

Chicago leads the cities with 23 listings. Los Angeles has 16, New York 15, Washington DC 10, San Diego, Brooklyn and Dallas 8 each, Seattle 7, and San Francisco and Oakland 6 each.

Chicago ranks first among cities although Illinois is third among states, so a seller with a Midwest base can start there.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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