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Sitka’s Wild Language Festival: The art and craft of storytelling
A scene from the short film “For the Love of Salmon” flashes on the screen and the audience…
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December Gallery Walk offers Chilkat weavers, Native American photography and Santa
December gallery walk is the busiest of the year, so we’ve tried to help you out by organizing…
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First-time play group performs ‘The Lion in Winter’ in Haines
This holiday season, new theatre group The Merry Tricksters of Haines will bring the 1966 historical play “The…
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Meet three Juneau Public Market artists
This Thanksgiving weekend, 150 vendors representing 36 cities across Alaska and the Pacific Northwest will come for the…
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SHI to transfer Native values panels to Floyd Dryden
Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) will donate eight large panels depicting ancient Southeast Alaska Native core cultural values to…
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Welcome to MAD Island
I hopped out of the skiff and clambered up the steep rocks and then waded through the leafless…
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The sketches of Tlingit artist Robert Hoffman
Walk halfway down Katlian St. in Sitka, and you’ll find Robert Hoffman’s light-filled, spacious art studio. Shelves filled…
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‘Fiddler on the Roof’ comes to Juneau, explores timeless themes
Theater at Latitude 58 will be bringing the classic musical “Fiddler on the Roof” to Juneau. “This show…
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Dyea’s 120-year old false front tells a story
An unadorned false front of weathered wood, along with the scattered, deteriorating boards behind it, are all that…
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A glance at the Weekly’s book shelf
We get a lot of books to review here at the Capital City Weekly. We typically focus on…
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Alaska for Real: The fall floathouse stock-up
Unlike most people, I imagine, I have a case of Spam under my bed and cases of tomato…
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Thwarted bandits and 100-year-old stories
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park owns a number of historic buildings within the Skagway Historic District. Most…
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Juneau man’s passion for African and Alaskan wildlife photos takes him to wild places
On a recent trip to Kenya, Richard Hebhardt sat in a safari vehicle, partially hidden behind a tree…
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Writers’ Weir: Limericks of Mushroom Hunters
A musky smell fills the air It’s a cap and stem fanfare With their pungent taste We gather…
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UAS Power & Privilege Symposium returns for a second year
Tuesday, Nov. 7 marks the University of Alaska Southeast’s second Power & Privilege Symposium. The all-day event is…
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WhaleFest turns focus to scientists
The 21st annual Sitka WhaleFest, hosted by the Sitka Sound Science Center (SSSC), will kick off Nov. 2…
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Dreaming Glacier Bay: A true Alaskan story with a mystery at its heart
The first thing to say about Perseverance Theatre’s latest offering, “Dreaming Glacier Bay,” a world premiere by Joel…
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November First Friday features Tsimshian story and more
November’s got some great events scheduled for Juneau’s First Friday. Here’s what people have let us know about.…
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Creating an opera for the Princess Sophia
On Oct. 24, 1918, the S.S. Princess Sophia, a coastal passenger liner in the fleet of the Canadian…
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Ethel Lund wins award from Alaska Federation of Natives
Ethel Lund of the Tlingit Nation won the Della Keats Healing Hands Award of 2017 from the Alaska…