Alaskan poet and marine biologist Eva Saulitis has died of cancer.Saulitis, who lived in Homer, was the author of several books of poetry and prose:… Continue reading
JUNEAUGOLD TOWN NICKELODEONFor complete listings see www.goldtownnick.com.“Room” — Held captive for nearly a decade in a tiny shed converted into a living space, a single… Continue reading
What is the best $100 you have ever spent in your life? A few years ago I bought some comic books and made close to $1,000.--… Continue reading
Alderworks Alaska Writers and Artists Retreat in Dyea has extended the application period for Summer 2016 residencies through Feb. 15. Two 4-6 week residency periods… Continue reading
Juneau Symphony Conductor Troy Quinn will kick off the first event of the University of Alaska Southeast’s Sound and Motion Spring Arts and Culture series… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas City Museum will host an artist talk and a historical program this week. Here’s a look at the details.On Thursday, Jan. 21, from… Continue reading
The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council will present a performance by Capitol Steps, a Washington, DC-based comedy troupe, on Sunday Jan. 24, at 7 pm… Continue reading
The history and contemporary renovation of Alaska’s State Capitol is the subject of the Friday, Jan. 22 free Fireside Lecture at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.Wayne… Continue reading
When Pua Maunu began a solo artist-in-residence stay in the Ernest Gruening Amalga Harbor cabin at the end of August, the weather was less than… Continue reading
A collaboration between SEAGLA, the Southeast Alaska LGBTQ Alliance and the Gold Town Nickelodeon will bring a Queer Film Fest to Juneau beginning this weekend.… Continue reading
From Willoughby Street, the Father Andrew P. Kashevaroff State Library Archives and Museum Building looks mostly finished, tempting passers-by with glimpses of an interestingly patterned… Continue reading
WHAT’S HAPPENINGTHEATER“Our Voices Will Be Heard,” 7:30 pm Thursday-Saturday and 4 pm Sunday, Perseverance Theatre. Tickets at ptalaska.org, 463-TIXS, jahc.org, JACC, and Hearthside Books. For… Continue reading
Lexi Fish Hackett has fish in her blood in more ways than one. Until recently, her last name was simply “Fish,” which she says is… Continue reading
University of Alaska Associate Professor of Art and ceramics artist Jeremy Kane’s current show at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, “Surface,” is a departure from the… Continue reading
Objectively, it’s a silly thing to mourn the passing of a celebrity. I don’t know these people. We’re not friends. We’ve never had a beer… Continue reading
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels of ability are invited to send in… Continue reading
Gov. Bill Walker is calling on Alaska students to help name two state ferry vessels, currently being built in Ketchikan after the Alaska Legislature appropriated… Continue reading
Members of Alaskapella, Juneau’s community a cappella group, are in the final month of fundraising for their trip to Carnegie hall this spring.The Alaskapellicans, which… Continue reading
The four Muslim high school students on exchange in Juneau for this academic year from Indonesia, Palestine, Egypt and Turkey have gotten at least one… Continue reading
THEATERWorld premiere: “Our Voices Will Be Heard,” 7:30 pm Friday (opening night) and Saturday, and a pay-as-you-can performance 4 pm Sunday, Perseverance Theatre. Pay as… Continue reading
