Arts & Culture

Indigenous performers from across Alaska, the U.S. and the world will play over the course of three days.

The river’s once-strong king salmon run has been on a long, slow decline since the 1990s. Chum salmon runs have also been unpredictable. But in the last four years, both species’ runs abruptly crashed. 

For the first time, Alaska tournament results are going to the International Flipper Pinball Association, which publishes online rankings for players all over the world. 

Pierre Jean Gonzalez spoke with Alaska Public Media’s Wesley Early about his experience bringing the “$10 Founding Father without a father” to the Anchorage stage.

Alaska Native leaders spoke to church leaders on Wednesday about the harm religious organizations have done to Lingít communities through language suppression and violence at boarding schools. 

It was a terrible year for growing pumpkins. Marshall’s largest barely topped 2,000 pounds.

For Sitkan Suzanne Portello, the passing of roots music icon Chris Strachwitz was an invitation for a pilgrimage back to Down Home Music in the Bay Area.

The goal is to teach Lingít culture while applying the principles of science, technology, engineering and math education to canoe-making.

Important objects like ceremonial masks and drums are scattered throughout the collections of museums across the globe.

Four communities built niĝilax̂ this year, after studying historical documents, sketches, and artifacts to learn how they were made