RoyAl Aviation Museum of Western Canada
Using organic social to reach younger families & re-energize a legacy museum brand.
Services Provided
Social Media Strategy
Content Creation (Video + Photo)
Social Media Management
Platform Development
Community Engagement
The Challenge
The Royal Aviation Museum wanted to grow its reach among younger families, kids, and modern-day museum-goers— audiences who discover experiences primarily through social media rather than traditional advertising.
With a renewed focus on children’s programming, hands-on activities, and seasonal events, the museum needed a social strategy that could:
Bring in new, younger demographics
Increase awareness and relevance across Winnipeg
Drive real engagement and website traffic
Compete with the noise of family attractions — all through organic social alone
Office Hours Social was brought in to modernize the museum’s digital presence, build momentum quickly, and create content that would resonate with the next generation of visitors.
Our Approach
We built a video-first content strategy centered on:
Short-form storytelling (Reels + TikTok)
Behind-the-scenes looks into programming
Kid-friendly, parent-relevant educational content
Seasonal campaigns that matched museum events
Consistent posting designed to feed discovery algorithms
Across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, we positioned the museum as a place where families don’t just visit — they explore, learn, and play.
Reach up 275% QoQ
Follower growth up 78%
Reels consistently reached new, younger audiences
Link clicks up 225%, driving real action toward tickets & program pages
The Results (First 3 Months)
539,000+ views in one quarter
168% follower growth QoQ — far above typical museum growth benchmarks
41% increase in page visits
Strong engagement from both parents and returning visitors
TikTok
565 new followers in under 3 months
151,000+ views on early videos
High share activity, signaling algorithmic strength & strong youth appeal
Cross-Platform Impact
Across all platforms we saw:
Major increases in engagement
Higher website traffic and link-click activity
Strong interest from families planning visits
A clear shift toward a younger, more digitally active audience
Organic social didn’t just generate awareness — it built momentum, community, and real-world action.
The Outcome
In just one quarter, the museum’s digital presence transformed into a high-performing, multi-platform discovery engine — reaching more families, driving program awareness, and building a new generation of followers.
The museum extended its partnership with Office Hours Social to continue scaling this growth through winter and spring programming.