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DNA, oral tradition indicate 10,000 years of Native history in Southeast
Cultural values led Southeast Natives to participate in DNA studies.
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Youth Art Activity focuses on artifacts and scientific sketches
It was a scientific Saturday morning for the kids in the Alaska State Museum classroom.
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Staff Picks for November
This is Staff Picks, a monthly round-up of what staff at The Capital City Weekly and Juneau Empire…
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Power & Privilege Symposium is Tuesday
The third annual UAS Power &Privilege Symposium falls on Election Day.
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Tlingit and Haida president presents at UAS to start Alaska Native Heritage Month
The tribe’s finances are in good shape.
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Playboy Spaceman play annual party at the Rockwell Ballroom
A Dia de los Muertos-inspired altar, twitchy dance-rock, VHS rips and a whole lot of dancing came together…
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Shrimp Whisperer has First Friday meet and greet
Describing the collection of Al “The Shrimp Whisperer” Laudert’s art that was on display at Amalga Distillery is…
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Master Tlingit carver Wayne Price making healing totem for AWARE
Even the wood chips in Wayne Price’s ongoing project have meaning.
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Get ready for a busy Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month
November is Native American and Alaska Native Month, and there’s no shortage of local events commemorating it.
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Artist becomes first Tlingit woman to carve and raise totem pole
Alison Marks marked the spot.
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‘The Gun Show’ takes aim at the center of gun ownership conversation
Vacationing and producing a one-person show about gun ownership aren’t an obvious combination.
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Ketchikan man’s book details flaura, fauna and history of Alaska’s Inside Passage
Dale Pihlman’s first attempt at writing “Alaska’s Inside Passage” didn’t go well.
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Juneau Symphony includes familar tunes, faces in season opener
The symphony is kicking off the season with crowd-pleasers.
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Capital City Killers tour details grisly events in Juneau’s past
Some ravens added atmosphere, but sunny weather abated the grimness of the Capital City Killers tour led by…
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Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Costume contests, live music, burlesque and more meant costume-clad celebration Saturday night in downtown Juneau.
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Museum Mask-erade brings in funds and fun
The Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum had a temporary exhibit on charitable parties last Saturday.
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Community gathers to Celebrate Survivors
Pauline Stepetin capped a marker and passed a wood chip to her mother, Lois Jamestown, who placed in…