Arts & Culture

Quannah Chasinghorse, a Han Gwich’in and Oglala Lakota fashion model and climate justice activist from Fairbanks, is the most recent face on the cover of Vogue Mexico.

Think of this Friday’s Juneau Afternoon as a sampler tray for the Juneau Jazz and Classics Festival, with Zuill Bailey on hand to give you a taste of what’s on the menu. Of course his cello concerts will be one of the main courses – along with performances from a Grammy-winning guitarist.  A few surprises…

It’s not all about dressing up and checking out the latest trends. Event organizers hope to educate people about fast fashion and sustainability.

The games were postponed after several attendees at a school-sponsored wrestling tournament tested positive for COVID-19, briefly shutting down the school.

Organizer Sealaska Heritage Institute said Wednesday it hopes to reschedule the Ketchikan event next month. A firm date has not been set.

Keren Lowell held several positions with the Alaska Council on the Arts over a span of eight years. She and her colleagues lost their jobs in 2019 when Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed the council’s funding.

Kopeck Kaitlin Alston is the first ever winner of the Inupiaq Spelling Bee.

Sealaska Heritage Institute recently announced the opera’s development which will be based on the true story of the Tlingit-Russian War in 1802 and 1804.

Competitors are not eliminated if they spell a word wrong. Instead, the winner is the person who spells the most words correctly.

Alaskans were eager to get their hands on a version of the coronavirus they could easily destroy.