Artists have until Jan. 12 to pitch design concepts for “Together we live in balance.”
Community
Juneauites celebrate the new year with a cold dip
More than 100 people participated in the annual tradition.
Juneau’s new emergency warming shelter location isn’t a solution — it’s a stopgap
Service providers say 163 people have used the new warming shelter since October.
For Juneau’s growing Hispanic community, the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is a chance to connect
More than 100 people gathered in Juneau to celebrate the Mexican national holiday.
Eaglecrest delays winter opening again
The Juneau ski area’s manager said it’s still undetermined when the mountain will open.
Juneau’s Crystal Saloon to host storytelling event about diaspora and belonging
“What I want to do is to talk about that feeling of not being accepted between two worlds that really are one,” said artist Daniel Firmin.
Mga Kuwento, Ep. 5: Reconnecting with culture in Juneau’s Filipino community
At one point, Filipinos from elementary schoolers to elders learned and shared the story of Filipino history through dance. But it’s been more than a decade since those dancers took the stage.
Juneau’s South Seward Street officially renamed Heritage Way
City Hall, SHI’s Walter Soboleff building and the recently-bought SHI building between the two are the only addresses that will be changed.
‘Mana: The History We Inherit’ exhibit highlights Filipino history in Alaska
Mana is the Tagalog word for “inheritance” and the name of the project, founded by Shayne Nuesca, Tasha Elizarde and Joshua Albeza Branstetter.
Mga Kuwento, Ep. 4: Holding two identities in Juneau’s Filipino and Lingít community
In the fourth episode of Mga Kuwento, learn the story of a community with historic roots in Juneau — roots that are both thousands of years old and a bit more recent.