Capital City Weekly

Tlingit flautist George Montero said he was glad to be back in Juneau for a pair of concerts Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019 and Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2019. (Ben Hohenstatt |Capital City Weekly)
Tlingit flautist George Montero said he was glad to be back in Juneau for a pair of concerts Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019 and Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2019. (Ben Hohenstatt |Capital City Weekly)
Look ma, 6 hands: Piano concert begins on unusual note

Look ma, 6 hands: Piano concert begins on unusual note

Here’s something you don’t see or hear every day.

Look ma, 6 hands: Piano concert begins on unusual note
Chefs Matt Little Dog displays a dish featuring authentic Japanese ramen for students at Floyd Dryden Middle School as part of Chefs’ Day on Friday, Jan. 18, 2019. The Anchorage chefs visiting the Juneau and Sitka School Districts to introduced new and healthy foods via performance cooking demonstrations. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire)
Chefs Matt Little Dog displays a dish featuring authentic Japanese ramen for students at Floyd Dryden Middle School as part of Chefs’ Day on Friday, Jan. 18, 2019. The Anchorage chefs visiting the Juneau and Sitka School Districts to introduced new and healthy foods via performance cooking demonstrations. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire)
Pod people: The national podcast trend is finding its footing in Junea
Pod people: The national podcast trend is finding its footing in Junea
Evergreen Cemetery focus of new art installation
Evergreen Cemetery focus of new art installation
What we’re listening to, watching and reading this month
What we’re listening to, watching and reading this month
Tlingit-style carvers have a place to talk shop
Tlingit-style carvers have a place to talk shop
Should Juneau revisit water fluoridation? New study renews debate
Should Juneau revisit water fluoridation? New study renews debate
Alaska Airlines objects to ‘turbulence’ theme for fashion show
Alaska Airlines objects to ‘turbulence’ theme for fashion show
Moving with muktuk: Planet Alaska relocates to Juneau

Moving with muktuk: Planet Alaska relocates to Juneau

A new adventure in the new year.

Moving with muktuk: Planet Alaska relocates to Juneau
Recital focuses on B-Liszt composers
Recital focuses on B-Liszt composers
Writers’ Weir: Chickadee Politics

Writers’ Weir: Chickadee Politics

Suspended by rope from the eaves the feeder hangs between me and the morning sun. Shadows dance across my newspaper as three chickadees, dart between… Continue reading

Writers’ Weir: Chickadee Politics
Elizabeth Smart shares resilient story at first-ever Juneau women’s conference
Elizabeth Smart shares resilient story at first-ever Juneau women’s conference
“Hoarfrost on the Herbert.” Submitted Jan. 12, 2019. (Courtesy Photo | Mary Sutkowski)

Art in Unusual Places

The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted photos of art in unusual or unexpected places. To submit, email your photos and captions to editor@capweek.com. • The… Continue reading

“Hoarfrost on the Herbert.” Submitted Jan. 12, 2019. (Courtesy Photo | Mary Sutkowski)
Teaching artists needed, mystical music group comes to town
Teaching artists needed, mystical music group comes to town
Review: ‘Wrestling Jerusalem’ admirably finds middle ground in the Middle East

Review: ‘Wrestling Jerusalem’ admirably finds middle ground in the Middle East

The film paints both sides of the conflict as humans first.

Review: ‘Wrestling Jerusalem’ admirably finds middle ground in the Middle East
Seven-women group focuses on harmonies, collaboration
Seven-women group focuses on harmonies, collaboration
Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Board Vice President Bing Carrillo gifts a piece of art to departing Board President Eric Scott during the JAHC annual meeting. Scott had served as president for three years and said he was feeling loss and melancholy. (Ben Hohenstatt | Capital City Weekly)

New JACC pushes forward for funding

Demolition of the old Juneau Arts & Culture Center won’t start in spring as originally planed, but those spearheading the New JACC said Wednesday they’re… Continue reading

Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Board Vice President Bing Carrillo gifts a piece of art to departing Board President Eric Scott during the JAHC annual meeting. Scott had served as president for three years and said he was feeling loss and melancholy. (Ben Hohenstatt | Capital City Weekly)
What’s the future for New JACC funding?
What’s the future for New JACC funding?
State library accepting internship applications

State library accepting internship applications

Interns get a per diem and housing.

State library accepting internship applications