Juneau Drag has had a large presence in Juneau and Skagway, but nobody KTOO spoke to could remember a drag show in Haines before.
Arts & Culture
Bethel’s first car show is a blast from Alaska’s past
It takes a lot of work for a car lover to maintain a vehicle in Bethel. That’s a big part of why Zack Huckstep decided to organize the city’s first car show.
Alaska accuses souvenir store of selling fake Native art and products from ‘Yakutat alpacas’
Alaska has no native alpacas, and the Yakutat Village Council does not exist.
Author Nick Jans revisits Romeo, the friendly wolf, in new book
This is Jans’ 14th book, and his first that features photography more than writing.
Áakʼw Rock festival brings Indigenous music to Juneau in September
Billed as the only Indigenous music festival in the country, it brings performers from Alaska and around the world to the newly renovated Centennial Hall the third week of September.
Alaskans assess impact of US Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling
Alaskans on the forefront of diversity initiatives in education have been analyzing the impacts to the recent ruling that Harvard and the University of North Carolina’s admission policies are unconstitutional.
A fairy forest pops up in downtown Juneau every year – but we can’t tell you when
If they were lucky, Juneau residents wandering the Behrends neighborhood may have stumbled upon something magic last week. Every year, a fairy forest pops up ever so briefly along Evergreen Avenue.
Hōkūle’a finishes Alaska leg of global journey, headed to Prince Rupert
The Alaska leg of the global journey ended after visits to Metlakatla and Prince of Wales Island earlier this month.
Thousands attend first-ever Alaska filming of ‘Antiques Roadshow’
It was the first time the popular show visited Alaska — and fans claimed tickets quickly.
Sitka Fine Arts Camp files rare immigration lawsuit in support of theater manager
The camp, which operates the 145-year-old campus of Sheldon Jackson College, was seeking a technical expert.