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Juneau Co-Op Preschool Cinco de Mayo fundraiser

The Juneau Co-Op Preschool is raising mone with a “Cinco de Mayo Celebracion: Wine, Beer, and Tequila Tasting.…

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Inaugural Sitka Arts & Science Festival Coming This July

SITKA — A new interdisciplinary festival in Sitka, Alaska on the historic Sheldon Jackson Campus will provide opportunity…

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New fees to be collected beginning May 1 at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center

JUNEAU — Starting May 1, the U.S Forest Service will require people aged 16 and older to have…

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Cedar bark harvesting course available in Ketchikan

KETCHIKAN — Sign up to learn how to harvest cedar bark for weaving with instructor Gloria Burns on…

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Girls rock camp 2016 comes to Haines, Sitka

A Girls Rock summer camp is coming to Haines and Sitka, as well as Anchorage and Fairbanks, this…

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Fundraising for bear mauling, house fire victims

April has been a tragic and trying month for many in Southeast Alaska, but friends and neighbors across…

Parallelogramophonograph, a narrative improv group, is the featured act at the Alaska State Improv Festival this year.  PGraph will be performing two different shows at AS IF - French Farce and Villainy. Photo by Koichi Enomoto.

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Alaska’s improv fest brings narrative, hip hop, TV improv to Juneau

Improv is a word that might bring the popular television show “Whose Line is It Anyway?” to mind.…

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Juneau Pride Chorus Concert April 30

Juneau Pride Chorus’ annual performance and silent auction is set for April 30 at Northern Light United Church.…

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Linda Torgerson wins Discovery Award

Linda Torgerson, a teacher at the Juneau Community Charter School, has won Discovery Southeast’s 2016 Discovery Award, which…

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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…

Mavis Staples performs.

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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…

Student Harrison Voegeli takes measurements of young growth during forestry training on Prince of Wales. The data will be used to determine the health and productivity of young growth timber as a sustainable resource. Photo by Quinn Aboudara.

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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…