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Native fashion competition during Celebration
The Sealaska Heritage Institute is hosting a Native Fashion show for Celebration 2016. It aims to integrate Alaska…
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SHI camp deadlines approach
Sealaska Heritage Institute’s summer programs are open for registration. The first is Latseen Running Camp, from June 14-17,…
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New arts and science festival in Sitka this July
A new interdisciplinary festival in Sitka, Alaska on the historic Sheldon Jackson Campus this July will provide opportunity…
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Speed dating and discussion of photographer Joseph Alexander at the city museum
The Juneau-Douglas City Museum hosts a Mug Up program on Saturday, April 30th, from 10:30 to noon. This…
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Art Fest awards for Juneau
Juneau-Douglas High School sent seven exceptional student artists to the annual Region V Art Fest on April 7-11.…
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Annapurna begins May 6
ANNAPURNA BEGINS “Annapurna,” Perseverance Theatre’s next performance, begins May 6 in Juneau. “Twenty years ago,” says the synopsis,…
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Carolyn Wonderland, the Vega Quartet Open Juneau Jazz & Classics 30th Season
Juneau Jazz & Classics kicks off its 30th season Friday, May 6 with the powerful voice of Carolyn…
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Reflections on the JSO’s ‘Peace and Deliverance’
This recent Juneau Symphony Orchestra concert was the perfect accompaniment to a beautiful, moonlit spring evening. As conductor…
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Juneau Jazz & Classics teams with the trees
When you’re talking about Juneau Jazz & Classics it can be hard to know where to start, what…
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Local land, local work
April 4 began early for Prince of Wales resident Buck Grasser. A single father of two living in…
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Wild Kitchen Walks start April 30
Juneau residents are invited to join Cooperative Extension and local experts this summer to go on the wild…
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Meals with Migdi: The Great Windfall Odyssey (and pita chips with hummus)
Previously, I wrote about my endeavor to embrace the great outdoors with more than an air hug. Now…
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The river owns you
Some of the most valuable Alaska steelhead lessons I learned while flyfishing for rainbow trout in California. They…
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‘I ate everything’
What if I ate wings for breakfast? What if I ate a dress for lunch? What if I…
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On Writing: The scattering afield – a personal essay
How can we know the dancer from the dance? —W.B. Yeats 1 Neil Young’s 1996 album Broken…
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Art in Unusual Places
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels…
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Photos from the Alaska Robotics’ Mini-Con
Writer and illustrator John Klassen, 34, reads his Caldecott Medal winning book “This is Not My Hat” to…
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Floyd Dryden third quarter honor roll
Floyd Dryden Middle School released their third quarter honor roll. All A Honor Roll: Tyler Anderson, Jade Araujo,…
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Wildflower Court receives Food Safety Excellence recognition
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Food Safety and Sanitation Program issued three 2016 State of Alaska Food…
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Scholars seek paid participants for study on Alaska Native identity
Sealaska Heritage Institute will host two visiting scholars this spring who will be conducting a study of how…