Joanne Briana-Gartner is a Special Sections Coordinator at Falmouth Publishing, Inc. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, fine art, and family travel, as well as events and conferences. Joanne's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in consumer travel and event management.
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Joanne Briana-Gartner's reporting primarily focuses on local events, entertainment news, and cultural developments within the Massachusetts area. Her coverage includes a mix of announcements and event coverage related to nature, birds, migration, picture books, and wildlife as well.
Given her focus on local arts and culture in Cape Cod specifically, she may be interested in hearing from local artists or event organizers with unique stories or perspectives related to these themes. Pitches that highlight community engagement around these topics could also resonate well with Joanne.
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By: Joanne Briana
“Second Chances,” an exhibit by the Cape-based collective Fiber Fusion, is on view through June 14 at Highfield Hall in Falmouth.
By: Joanne Briana, Sara Jane Gould
The Woods Hole Community Hall was full last Sunday afternoon, with extra chairs hastily unfolded to accommodate the crowd that had turned out in
Buy Now The Holly Berry Quilters Guild meets at the Cape Cod Fairgrounds on the second and fourth Thursday of the month from September to June. From left: Penny Bartlett of Mashpee, Conny Doty of Falmouth and club president Marge Overholtz of Falmouth stand next to the quilt the club will raffle off. The three assembled the quilt from parts that club members fabricated.
By: Joanne Briana
Just in time for the start of the season, Jim Bowen’s new book, “Cape Cod and the Islands Family Fun Guide: Creating Unforgettable Memories,” will
The musical “Legally Blonde” sold out its run at Cotuit Center for the Arts in the spring of 2024 and also at the College Light Opera Company later that summer.
Cotuit Center for the Arts’ run of “Sister Act” sold out before opening night and it’s no wonder.
By: Joanne Briana-Gartner
The musical “Legally Blonde” sold out its run at Cotuit Center for the Arts in the spring of 2024 and also at the College Light Opera Company later that summer.
College Light Opera Company (CLOC) will open for its 58th season on Tuesday, June 23. The company’s intensive nine-week season includes a diverse
By: Joanne Briana
Since the program began in 2017, the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Card to Culture initiative has brought together more than 600 organizations in
By: Joanne Briana
On June 23, Palmetto Publishing released “Skippy the Dog in the Band,” a new children's picture book by Mary Lou Palumbo of Falmouth.
