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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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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…
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Visiting African musician talks garbage guitars and playing Mandela’s inauguration
Vusi Mahlasela has a mug full of coffee, and he was ready to talk.
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Local artist creates 25 pieces for ‘Princess Sophia Opera’
Laser projectors allow Dan Fruits’ works to serve as backdrops
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‘The Princess Sophia’ commemorates shipwreck 100 years later
“The Princess Sophia” is nearly ready for its maiden voyage.
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Concert to premiere locally written and performed music
7 musicians, 12 new works and 24 musicians.
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Annual Grand Slam poetry event crowns a winner
After delivering three caustic poems en route to the eighth annual Woosh Kinaadeiyí Grand Slam title, Michael Christenson…
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Alaska Day Literary Festival features local authors
They had many differences, but all of the authors gathered at the Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum…
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Local writers share their work in statewide reading series
For the first time in 26 years, an Alaska Women Speak reading was held in Juneau.
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Controversy leads to changes for 2019 Wearable Art fashion show
Turbulence is shaping Wearable Arts 2019.
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Hope uke like jamming too
Juneau Jambusters say anyone of any skill level is welcome to the weekly ukulele jam.
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Douglas Public Library hosts monster-making event
Furry or scaly, fearsome or silly, happy or angry, crayon or glitter — Douglas Public Library had every…
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South African singer, guitarist starts concert series Season 45
The Voice is going to kickoff the concert series.
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Artful Teaching integrates creative concepts into old school subjects
Anyone who lived through the ’90s would recognize the sound Saturday coming from Dzantik’i Heeni Middle School’s library.
