Several items stolen during vehicle riflings at valley theater parking lot Saturday night
Arts & Culture
Update: Racial outburst disrupts end of Celebration parade
Juneau police are asking for help identifying a man in connection with a racist incident during Saturday morning’s Celebration parade through downtown.
Weaving a journey of change
Della Cheney started weaving a Ravenstail robe for her daughter. Partway through the weaving, she was diagnosed with cancer.
Why Sealaska Heritage is important to Northwest Coast art
The Juried Art Show and Competition is raising the bar for Native artists in Southeast Alaska.
Large crowd greets Celebration paddlers
Paddlers from Yakutat to Metlakatla and places in between landed their canoes on a Juneau beach Wednesday afternoon.
2,000 dancers make a Grand Entrance to Celebration
More than 2,000 Southeast Alaska Natives danced their way to Juneau’s Centennial Hall Wednesday evening for Celebration 2014.
Tlingit carver Wayne Price takes top honor at Celebration art show
Tlingit carver and artist Wayne Price of Haines took Best of Show in Sealaska Heritage Institute’s seventh Juried Art Show and Competition.
Tlingit and Haida Dancers spend weeks practicing for Celebration
The Tlingit and Haida Dancers of Anchorage are getting ready to go to celebration.
Land trust for Alaska tribes is a popular concept
BIA Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Kevin Washburn said the concept of taking land into trust for Alaska tribes is a popular one.
All Nations Children’s Dance Group fosters cultural identity
The All Nations Children’s Dance Group of Juneau will dance in the Grand Entrance to Celebration tonight.