Winners
We’re thrilled to reveal the Winners in the 2025 Digital Culture Awards!
The Digital Culture Awards recognise the best in digital transformation, digital engagement, and use of technology in creativity and culture. This year, we received over 180 entries, from 165 organisations and individuals, coming from all corners of the country. Each entry highlighted the creativity, resilience and digital innovation which is embedded across the creative and cultural sector. The Winners – 6 chosen by our expert Judges, and 4 nominated by our Tech Champions – are all setting benchmarks in how organisations and individuals can utilise the power of digital technology to transform, engage and grow.
Now in its third year, the Digital Culture Awards continue to highlight the remarkable creativity and resilience of the creative and cultural sector when it comes to harnessing the power of digital technology. This year’s winners are using digital platforms in exciting ways to engage audiences, strengthen communities, and broaden access to creativity and culture and we’re thrilled to be able to share these inspiring stories of innovation with the sector.
Rose Marfleet, Senior Manager, Digital Culture Network
Keep reading to learn more and be inspired by their winning work, or catch up on our Digital Culture Podcast Awards series where we interview each of the 10 2025 Winners. New episodes released weekly between September and November 2025.
Digital Marketing
The Tank Museum – Tanks, YouTube & The Creator Economy
Digital Content
Cardboard Citizens - More Than One Story
Using Data
Noise Solution CIC - Beats and Stories: Demonstrating and improving outcomes
Digital Inclusion – joint Winners
Extant – Unseen
Zoo Co Creative Ltd – Perfect Show for Rachel
Digital Ambassador
Jonny Goode – Transformation at Blast Theory
Digital Culture Network Award Winners
- Samia Malik – Nominated by the Digital Culture Network team for her dedication to exploring new digital platforms to engage fresh audiences and her proactive efforts to upskill in multiple digital areas.
- Barber Institute of Fine Arts – Nominated by the Digital Culture Network team for their dedication to transforming visitor data collection through the development of impactful survey design and effective surveying strategies, to better listen and respond to their diverse audience.
- Migration Museum – Nominated by the Digital Culture Network team for driving impressive revenue growth in their online shop using social media advertising campaigns.
- Gulbenkian Arts Centre - Nominated by the Digital Culture Network team for repositioning and executing their digital marketing strategy to include innovative, fun tactics resulting in an impressive jump up in their target audience numbers
Meet previous Digital Culture Awards Winners
Each Winner in the previous Digital Culture Awards adapted to new circumstances by embracing technology and finding new ways to tell their stories. From organisations using their data and income to improve their businesses and become more resilient, to those forced to close opening themselves up in creative and exciting ways by engaging directly with their communities or becoming more accessible to those who need it – these organisations and individuals have cemented themselves as digital leaders in the creative and cultural sector.
