The 2012 Andrew P. Kashevarof Memorial Lecture Series, held every Wednesday in February at noon at the Alaska State Museum, continues this week with a look at the Alaska State Archives.

For many artists who participate in the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council's Wearable Arts show, preparing a piece for the runway involves getting used to a new - and often very odd - three dimensional medium.

The Alaska State Council on the Arts' Alaska's Living Cultural Treasures Program will present an Unangax bentwood hat residency in partnership with the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center and the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center.

Theatre in the Rough will open their spring production, "Lion in Winter," this weekend. The classic play was written in 1966 by James Goldman.

The Juneau Symphony Showcase, an annual chamber music concert featuring a selection of symphony musicians' favorite solo and ensemble pieces, will be offered twice this weekend at two different locations. Performances begin at 8 p.m....

Prior to the beginning of Sunday's Wearable Arts Extravaganza at Centennial Hall, Mayor Bruce Botelho presented the fifth annual Mayor's Awards for the Arts.

Sneed B. Collard III, the author of more than 55 children's books about science, nature, and the environment, will be at the Douglas Library on Monday, Feb. 20 to present a program on his research and his thoughts about science and science...