Alyssa Noel is an Assistant Editor and Arts Editor for Pique Newsmagazine, focusing on local news and events in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. With a passion for the arts, Alyssa covers a range of topics including music, dance, theater, and Indigenous art, highlighting the vibrant cultural scene in the area.
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Alyssa Noel's focus is primarily on local events and cultural developments in Whistler, British Columbia, and Canada. Her coverage spans a variety of topics including music, art, health, dance, and community initiatives.
Given the local nature of her coverage and the emphasis on events and press releases related to entertainment news, culture & society as well as entertainment itself; Alyssa would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique local arts or cultural events happening in Whistler or British Columbia. Additionally, she may appreciate stories that tie into the local community or initiatives aimed at promoting health and wellness within these areas.
Pitches involving interviews with artists or event organizers from this region could also resonate with her given her extensive event coverage.
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