KTOO is proud to partner with the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council and Sealaska Heritage Institute to present Preston Singletary KHU.ÉEX’. The band Khu.éex'
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KTOO is proud to partner with the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council and Sealaska Heritage Institute to present Preston Singletary KHU.ÉEX’. The band Khu.éex’ is the brainchild of artist Preston Singletary and legendary innovator Bernie Worrell (previously of Parliament-Funkadelic). Khu.éex’ features spoken word, Native storytelling, and singing, performed with an experimental approach with rock/funk aspects. The band also performs in traditional regalia and NW coast masks.
Tickets are available at the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, Hearthside Books and online.
Join us for the 8th annual KTOO and Taku Smokeries Seafood Festival on Saturday, February 2nd at Centennial Hall - a culinary celebration of all we love in Juneau.
Enjoy multiple
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Join us for the 8th annual KTOO and Taku Smokeries Seafood Festival on Saturday, February 2nd at Centennial Hall – a culinary celebration of all we love in Juneau.
Enjoy multiple dishes of halibut, salmon, rockfish, and pacific cod with live music, a no-host bar, desserts, and a new Oyster Bar. Seafood for the event has been generously donated by Taku Fisheries, Hooked Seafood Company, and Shikat Bay Oysters and will be prepared by your favorite local restaurants. Proceeds benefit KTOO – your public media organization in Juneau.
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