In InDesign, I had to create a brochure to promote a business, an organization, a company, etcetera.  For this project, I created a brochure, with front flaps (or cover), a back, and an internal page to show what the brochure would look like when opened. I designed a brochure to promote The Metropolitan Opera in New York. 

Pictured above from left to right: 

The inside of the brochure.  The "About" section of the organization is on the far left ("Our Story"). 

Information on how to enjoy performances on different devices is on the second flap next to "Our Story" ("Other Ways to Enjoy the Met", "Watch Performances on PBS", and "Listen to the Met"). 

The third flap of the brochure, indicates how to buy admission to performances ("Tickets"). Under "Tickets" include the following options:

"Rush Tickets"

"Groups"

"Students"

"Fridays Under 40"

"Gift Cards"

"Other Ways to Buy", which include

  - At the Box Office, indicating where and what times services are available.

  - By Phone, showing the phone numbers, and what times services are available. 

  - By Mail or Fax, showing the address of the Opera House, and the Fax Number.

The final flap on the right, describes ways the Metropolitan Opera can be joined if a customer chooses to become a member, for a simple donation ("Join the Met").  Donation prices are indicated underneath the description with different kinds of memberships to join. 

The front and back of the brochure on the outside.  On the front "doors" is the organizations name, separated as it would be in the original logo, set in front of curtains.  On the back, you have times of when the box office is open and located, as well as the mailing address, and the phone number.