Juneau musicians Taylor Vidic and Cameron Brockett perform their song “Rolling Stone” during the Alaska Folk Fest Red Carpet Concert
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Brass music fills the State Office Building
Visiting brass quintet filled the State Office Building’s 8th-floor atrium with music during Juneau Jazz and Classics’ free lunchtime concert.
Brooklyn’s Defibulators bring Honkey Tonk heart attack to Jazz & Classics Festival
The Defibulators Friday at 7:30 at the JACC during the 31st annual Juneau Jazz & Classics
All women’s pop-up art show opens tonight at Rockwell
Ok, here’s a test. Please try and do this without the internet. Can you name five famous female visual artists? On average, the people I asked came up with about two–Frida Kahlo and Georgia O’Keefe were the most common answers. The inability of most people to answer that question is part of the motivation for…
31st Annual Juneau Jazz and Classics kicks off Friday
It can be hard to choose what concerts to see at the 15-day festival. Here’s a little help.
Juneau writer explores sex, violence and salmon in new book
Joe Karson’s new book, titled “19 Unicorns,” is a collection of 17 short stories with titles like “Martini,” “Fish Tale,” “Roy Rogers Thirty Feet Tall,” “Gun,” “Conclave,” and one based in Juneau titled “Ixt,” and two novellas.
Hope explores Indigenous thought in new book of poetry ‘Rock Piles Along the Eddy’
Ishmael Hope’s second book of poetry, “Rock Piles Along the Eddy,” explores indigenous thought.
All-female ensemble Queens to serenade Folk Fest stage
Queens performs Thursday night at 8:45 p.m. on the Centennial Hall stage and Friday at the KXLL Showcase beginning at 10 p.m. at the Hangar Ballroom.
Listen: Guest Band The Murphy Beds previews their Alaska Folk Fest music
Irish folk duo the Murphy Beds will take the Alaska Folk Festival stage Thursday at 8:00 p.m. as the 2017 Guest Artist
2017 Folk Fest Nightlife Guide
Your source for what’s happening beyond Centennial Hall this Folk Fest