From cake-pop pig heads to edible dinosaur cakes, the Thunder Mountain High School library was sweeter than usual on Tuesday.
Arts
The Race to Alaska is back, in film and on the water
First place wins $10,000 cash, which is nailed to a piece of wood in Ketchikan. Second place gets a set of steak knives.
Red Carpet Concert: Jake Blount ‘Where Did You Sleep Last Night’
Jake Blount recorded this video of “Where Did You Sleep Last Night” at KTOO during the 2022 Alaska Folk Festival on Lingít Aaní (Juneau, Alaska). Inspired by NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts, KTOO’s Red Carpet Concert Series features Alaskan and regional artists. Watch this video and other Red Carpet Concerts at ktoo.org. Recorded at KTOO on…
Red Carpet Concert: Your Favorite Heartbreak, ‘I Do Declare, Claire’
Your Favorite Heartbreak recorded this video of “I Do Declare, Claire” on Lingít Aaní (Juneau, AK) during the 2022 Alaska Folk Festival. Inspired by NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts, KTOO’s Red Carpet Concert Series features Alaskan and regional artists. Watch this video and other Red Carpet Concerts at ktoo.org. Recorded April 11, 2022 Composed by Amy Lou VoiceRashah…
Red Carpet Concert: Robin Hopper, ‘I Miss Huggin’
Robin Hopper recorded this video of “I Miss Huggin” at KTOO during the 2022 Alaska Folk Festival on Lingít Aaní (Juneau, AK). Inspired by NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts, KTOO’s Red Carpet Concert Series features Alaskan and regional artists. Watch this video and other Red Carpet Concerts at ktoo.org. Recorded April 11, 2022 Robin Hopper, guitar, vocals Camera…
Wrangell students hope to win Vans shoe design contest to fund high school art program
Wrangell students say they’re confident in their two painted pairs of canvas sneakers that could earn their school’s art program up to $50,000 in prize money.
2021 Indigenous Wrapped
(c) Nathan Mallon / “Never Forget” by Nicholas Galanin The Best of the Wormhole part II: Indigenous Wrapped 2021 was a history-making year for Indigenous people in pop culture + music + film + tv + fashion. Check the ripple effects that are already making waves, including work by local Alaskan artists.