**Museum Announces New Custom Alert System for Exhibition Openings**
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The City Art Museum today launched a new custom alert service for exhibition openings. This system gives patrons direct control over their notifications. People choose exactly which upcoming exhibitions they want alerts for.
This service replaces the old general newsletter. The old method sent updates about everything. Many patrons found this overwhelming. They missed key information about shows they actually cared about.
The new system solves this problem. Visitors sign up online through the museum’s website. They pick specific upcoming exhibitions from a list. They receive alerts only for those chosen events. Alerts come via email or SMS text message. Users select their preferred method.
The alerts provide key details. They include the exact opening date and time. They highlight featured artists or themes. Special opening night events are noted too. Links to purchase tickets are included if needed.
“This upgrade puts our visitors first,” stated Maria Chen, Head of Public Engagement. “We listened to feedback. People wanted simpler, targeted information. This alert system delivers that. It helps everyone stay informed about the art they love.”
The goal is improving visitor experience. Timely information means better planning. Patrons won’t miss the start of important shows. The museum hopes this leads to higher attendance. It should also reduce last-minute crowding on opening nights.
Setting up alerts is simple. Visit the museum website. Find the “Exhibition Alerts” section. Browse the list of upcoming shows. Select the exhibitions you want updates about. Enter your email or phone number. Confirm your choices. Alerts will arrive before each selected exhibition opens. Patrons manage their preferences anytime. They can add new shows or remove old ones easily.
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The museum plans further improvements. Future updates might include calendar integration. More notification options could be added later. Staff are excited about this new tool.