This week’s issue of the Capital City Weekly is devoted to an art form that has become strongly associated with Southeast Alaska: wearable art. With… Continue reading
FILMDocumentary Premiere & Forum: The Flying University, 6:30-8 pm, Thursday, Feb. 18, KTOO building. The premiere of „The Flying University,‰ a short film that takes… Continue reading
If you’re hungry for a bit of “cinematic brain food,” join the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum for the Great Museums… Continue reading
Feb. 17: SHI Juried Art Show applications dueSealaska Heritage Institute is accepting applications from artists who want to compete in its eighth biennial Juried Art… Continue reading
A new series of free Tai Chi classes for Juneau citizens, age 60 and older, is now open for registration, with the first class beginning… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE – Juneau resident Laraine Derr has been selected by AARP, the nonprofit organization for people 50 and older, to receive the 2015 AARP Alaska… Continue reading
The recently released Alaska Visitor Statistics Program VI Interim Visitor Volume Report Summer 2015 shows that the state welcomed 1.78 million out-of-state visitors between May… Continue reading
Wearable Art Q&A: Artist Rosalinda AinzaCapital City Weekly CCW: How many wearable art shows have you participated in? RA: This is only my second show but I… Continue reading
CCW: What motivated you to get involved in Wearable Art in 2009?LM: I moved to Juneau in 2003 and one of the things I first… Continue reading
Thirty years ago, in 1986, Ketchikan artist Halli Kenoyer participated in Ketchikan’s (and Southeast Alaska’s) first wearable arts show, but she didn’t yet “get” it.“For… Continue reading
HAINES — Seven local storytellers are slated to tell their tales of resilience and adaptation at Lynn Canal Community Players’ Feb. 18 River Talk event.Tim… Continue reading
Beginning Feb. 22 and March 7, Sitka Native artist Dave Galanin and his son, Nicholas, will be teaching two separate Northwest Coast art workshops.On Feb.… Continue reading
As part of the University of Alaska Southeast’s Sound + Motion, the Alaska State Library Historical Collections will present its seventh annual Film Treasures from… Continue reading
An exhibit of paintings by Avery Skaggs, titled “Kinetic,” is on display at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum during the month of February. On Saturday, Feb.… Continue reading
February 19, 1942, is the day President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, leading to the forced removal of almost 120,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry… Continue reading
Woosh Kinaadeiyi will be hosting its second Open Mic of season six on Friday, Feb. 19 at 6:30pm. The Open Mic will be held at GonZo,… Continue reading
The Rev. Belle Mickelson, surrounded by her staff, was honored with the Purpose Prize on Feb. 10, at a gala event at San Francisco’s Jazz Center.… Continue reading
The Sitka Fish and Game Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting in Sitka in the Sitka Sound Science Center on Feb. 17, at 6… Continue reading
It’s been years of planning, years of carving, and centuries of absence, but Xúna Shuká Hit, the tribal house under construction in Glacier Bay National… Continue reading
Sealaska Heritage Institute will sponsor a new youth exhibit of Northwest Coast art during the biennial Celebration in an effort to increase the number of… Continue reading
