Juneau Afternoon

On this episode Chloey Cavanagh from Black and White Raven Company shares the inspiration and details on “Our Past, Our Present, Our Voices,” a multigenerational Indigenous art show, plus chats with the Juneau Audubon Society, Juneau Police Department, Juneau Chamber of Commerce and details on an electric fence incentive program from Defenders of Wildlife.

Conversations today include a chat with the producer of the upcoming Michael Franti concert on August 6, plus NAMI Juneau on Mental Health Month, SEARHC on Women’s Health Month, and The Pottery Jungle’s upcoming community classes and youth day camps.

A preview of weekend performances from Simply Three who will close out the Spring Festival of Juneau Jazz and Classics, and No Script, All Wit, the Seattle-based improv group at the Crystal Saloon, plus Garden Talk and upcoming events from the Juneau Public Libraries.

Conversations on this episode: Grammy-winning Imani Winds talk about their upcoming concert with Juneau Jazz & Classics, plus Bartlett Regional Hospital Speech Pathology department and a preview of the Law Enforcement Torch Run.

Conversations on this episode include a preview of the “Freedom for All” art show opening on June 7, Last Chance Mining Museum opening day including a sourdough contest, and details on the upcoming day camp for young women from SheJumps and Juneau Mountain Rescue.

Conversations on this episode include chats with the Auke Bay Ocean Guardian Club, Juneau Community Foundation, and a preview of the True Blues concert and cruise as part of Juneau Jazz and Classics Spring Festival.