Our Team

Fantastic work isn’t complicated, it just takes support. Small museums and nonprofits are constantly asked to do more with less – so how can we help you?

The team at MuseumTastic is always on the lookout for partners to join our work. Partners aren’t “staff.” They are true collaborators with our founder and clients and help to provide high-quality work using their diverse skillsets. Use the contact form if you are interested in learning more.

Julie Arrison-Bishop
Founder

Julie Arrison-Bishop loved history from the day in second grade when she dipped candles and put on a colonial dress at Storrowtown Village. Her passion for history and serving the community have made museum life a perfect place to be. You’ll love Julie’s organizational and planning skills and ability to get just about any job done with fantastic results. Julie’s professional experience includes the National Park Service, Historic New England, the Massachusetts Historical Society, and The House of the Seven Gables.

Sarah Garriepy
Partner

Sarah Garriepy is a freelance graphic designer with extensive experience supporting nonprofit initiatives. She is currently employed part-time at Beverly Bootstraps and volunteers for a variety of organizations in Beverly, MA, where she lives with her family.

Cameron Bishop
Junior Partner

Cameron Bishop has spent most of his 13 years of life volunteering in museums alongside his stepmother (MuseumTastic’s founder). Cameron has junior-level experience with IPM monitoring, visitor services, and supporting kid-friendly evaluation projects. He is most proud of his ‘dedicated volunteer’ brick at The House of the Seven Gables.

Alyssa GA Conary
Partner

Alyssa G. A. Conary is a freelance historian and writer. In the fall of 2020, after working in interpretation, administration, and development in Salem's heritage industry for several years, she completed a master's degree in history at Salem State University. Alyssa's experience includes historical research and consulting, content creation, lecturing, editing, and grant writing. She lives in southern New Hampshire with her husband Ryan, their son William, and their three cats, Jonah, Henry, and Charlie.

David Moffat
Partner

David Moffat works as a researcher and interpreter at The House of the Seven Gables. He has consulted for the Essex National Heritage Commission and the City of Salem, and writes and lectures frequently on local history. He co-founded The Salem Historical Society and serves as the secretary of Historic Salem, Inc.