Paddlers from Yakutat to Metlakatla and places in between landed their canoes on a Juneau beach Wednesday afternoon.
Arts & Culture
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.
Justice Department to work with tribes to enhance voting access
The National Congress of American Indians is holding their mid-year conference in Anchorage this week. Titled—Claiming our Rights and Strengthening our Governance, the conference started yesterday and runs through Wednesday. U.S Department of Justice Assistant Attorney General Tony West adhered to the theme as he said DOJ would work with tribes to enhance access to…
Centennial Hall roof work to stop during Celebration
North Pacific Erectors began mobilizing for the $1.4 million project about three weeks ago
Native artists get ready for Celebration 2014
Native artists from all over the country are preparing for Celebration 2014 and showcasing their work on Twitter.
Ketchikan films win regional Emmys
Two films from a documentary series about Ketchikan won regional Emmy awards during an awards ceremony Saturday in Seattle.