Juneau Jazz and Classics kicks off its 30th season on Friday, May 6, for two weeks of the nation’s best jazz, blues, and classical artists… Continue reading
Well, it’s finally happened. I actually went on a hike. Not a nice stroll on a trail, but an honest to goodness, bona fide hike.… Continue reading
Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) will sponsor a lecture on preliminary findings stemming from research on indigenous intellectual property rights by a visiting scholar from Norway.In… Continue reading
Esta en el aireUna luna derretiradaRespiro para dentroy no puedo exhalar... Estoy despuesta deAcariciar una sombraBesar la vaciedadAbrazar la obscuridadDuermo con un sueno... En el olor de… Continue reading
Ranking: 5 MooseThere’s a line in "The Smell of Other People’s Houses" in which one of the characters says “We don’t have to be blood… Continue reading
Central Council of the Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska will host a Native Issues Forum on the topic of empowering tribal courts from… Continue reading
juneau’s undergoing a heating revolution.Ground source heat pumps have been making their way into commercial and institutional buildings in Juneau starting with AEL&P’s new headquarters… Continue reading
Airlift Northwest is opening its doors to the general public for a tour of its new hangar in Juneau. Visitors will get to see the… Continue reading
Registration is now open for the 2016 Totem Trot Half Marathon and 5K Walk/Run in Haines. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, Aug.… Continue reading
The Sitka version of “Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me” radio comedy news quiz show returns for its third iteration. April 15 at 7 p.m., doors… Continue reading
Twenty-one teens from all across the state, from Barrow to Unalaska to Anchorage, convened in Juneau March 28-31 to talk to their legislators about environmental… Continue reading
Just think of it as Juneau’s Woodstock.“It’s a pretty fabulous event,” said SueAnn Randall when asked about the inspiration behind her poster design for this… Continue reading
I’ve loved my job as staff writer for the Capital City Weekly over the last two and a half years. I’ve been lucky enough to… Continue reading
Johanna Dybdahl, cultural supervisor at Icy Strait Point, took the Capital City Weekly on a tour of Icy Strait Point’s completed dock and under-construction Adventure… Continue reading
Audience members frequently expect a theatre performance to be something separate from them. Different eras, emotions and settings keep the stage like a movie: something… Continue reading
Story Lab, a storytelling and creative writing program for youth in Sitka, was just awarded the LRNG Educator Innovator Challenge grant. Run by the National… Continue reading
The public is invited to the first day of a design competition for the Willoughby Arts Complex. Juneau-based architectural firms Jensen, Yorba, Lott; MRV and… Continue reading
The 2016 Swatch Freeride World Tour returned to Haines at the end of March. It was the fourth stop on the tour, and one that… Continue reading
There’s a rust spot on my tailgate.It started as an injury sustained while throwing rounds of cedar into the bed. After a year, it’s starting… Continue reading
Alaska fishermen can send an SOS call directly to the Coast Guard, but many are not hooking up to the new lifeline.Digital Selective Calling (DSC)… Continue reading
