A discussion about the upcoming Tlingit & Haida men’s healing summit, plus First Friday previews with the JAHC, City Museum and Jolene M. Smith
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July 20, 2023: New University of Alaska Southeast Chancellor Dr. Aparna Palmer
New University of Alaska Southeast Chancellor Dr. Aparna Palmer, plus info on the selections of the Ruddy awards from the JAHC, and a wildlife cruise fundraiser from P.E.O. Chapter G
July 13, 2023: Voice Workshop, Heart of the Wetlands Walk, and Theater Alaska’s Twelfth Night
Leslie Ishii leads a voice workshop, plus previews of the upcoming Heart of the Wetlands Walk and Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night
July 5, 2023: Lance McMullan’s Sitkana promises renewable energy through ocean tidal currents, plus First Friday previews, including Miah Lager
New renewable energy company Sitkana wins the Edge prize for innovation. First Friday updates from the City Museum and the JAHC
June 27, 2023: Alaska Native Artist and Makers Market
Alaska Native Artist and Makers Market Pop-up this Thursday, plus Juneau Soccer Club recent success and the JAHC’s 50th Anniversary.
June 14, 2023: Kate Troll’s new memoir “All in Due Time”
Kate Troll on her new memoir “All in Due Time” and Juneau Arts and Humanities Council updates on events and the Ruddy Award nominations.
May 2, 2023: The new Executive Director of the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council — Phil Huebschen
Meet Phil Huebschen, the new Executive Director of the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council plus Study Away in Vietnam with UAS this fall and learn about the North Words Writers Symposium
March 22, 2023: A Juneau Afternoon
Aphasia Conversation Group; JAMM Benefit Concert with PUBLIQuartet; UAS Day of Service; Katherine Blanford Comedy Show; Juneau Public Library Programs
Feb. 1, 2023: Juneau’s Got Talent; Chilkat weaving at the City Museum; Alaska Native Sisterhood and City Museum host event for Elizabeth Peratrovich Day; fiber art at Kindred Post and more this First Friday
Juneau’s Got Talent; Chilkat weaving at the City Museum; Alaska Native Sisterhood and City Museum host event for Elizabeth Peratrovich Day; fiber art at Kindred Post and more this First Friday
Nov. 30, 2022: Literary group 49 Writers offers online satire course
49 Writers, an Alaskan literary group, has invited playwright and satirist Joanna Castle Miller to teach a four-week class series. Her curriculum is designed to help writers craft sharp, funny satire.