Season 6, Episode 2!
This week, the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod (AFCC) is taking YOU to the heart of Provincetown as we get to know the immensely talented Jonathan Hawkins, co-owner of the Crown & Anchor.
Jonathan is a singer, a performer, and most importantly, a passionate supporter of the arts. Since arriving in Provincetown, he’s embedded himself into the community and served as a beacon for hope and light for local performers — creating the Provincetown Performing Arts Fund when the pandemic took away their livelihood.
Join us for a wild and wonderful ride in this episode of the Creative Exchange as Jonathan shares lots of laughs, fascinating stories, and a love for the arts with us.
New episodes will be released every Sunday now through the beginning of January! If you find this podcast interesting, please subscribe, leave a review, and share with your friends, family, and colleagues!
The Creative Exchange podcast is made possible through American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding through the state of Massachusetts as well as support from the Cape Cod Foundation, William Raveis Real Estate, South Shore Playhouse Associates, the Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, BankFive, and the Woods Hole Foundation.
If you’re interested in sponsoring the Creative Exchange Podcast, reach out to Amy Tuttle at atuttle@artsfoundation.org.
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This week, the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod (AFCC) is taking YOU to the heart of Provincetown as we get to know the immensely talented Jonathan Hawkins, co-owner of the Crown & Anchor.
Jonathan is a singer, a performer, and most importantly, a passionate supporter of the arts. Since arriving in Provincetown, he’s embedded himself into the community and served as a beacon for hope and light for local performers — creating the Provincetown Performing Arts Fund when the pandemic took away their livelihood.
Join us for a wild and wonderful ride in this episode of the Creative Exchange as Jonathan shares lots of laughs, fascinating stories, and a love for the arts with us.
New episodes will be released every Sunday now through the beginning of January! If you find this podcast interesting, please subscribe, leave a review, and share with your friends, family, and colleagues!
The Creative Exchange podcast is made possible through American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding through the state of Massachusetts as well as support from the Cape Cod Foundation, William Raveis Real Estate, South Shore Playhouse Associates, the Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, BankFive, and the Woods Hole Foundation.
If you’re interested in sponsoring the Creative Exchange Podcast, reach out to Amy Tuttle at atuttle@artsfoundation.org.