Pianist William Ransom and cellist Zuill Bailey packed the State Office Building’s atrium today during Juneau Jazz and Classics’ free lunchtime concert.
Scott Burton, KTOO
Video: Vega String Quartet plays lunchtime concert
The Vega String Quartet played for about an hour in the State Office Building’s 8th floor atrium with everything from Beethoven to Haydn to Brahms and even some folk and fiddle tunes.
31st Annual Juneau Jazz and Classics kicks off Friday
It can be hard to choose what concerts to see at the 15-day festival. Here’s a little help.
Juneau writer explores sex, violence and salmon in new book
Joe Karson’s new book, titled “19 Unicorns,” is a collection of 17 short stories with titles like “Martini,” “Fish Tale,” “Roy Rogers Thirty Feet Tall,” “Gun,” “Conclave,” and one based in Juneau titled “Ixt,” and two novellas.
Hope explores Indigenous thought in new book of poetry ‘Rock Piles Along the Eddy’
Ishmael Hope’s second book of poetry, “Rock Piles Along the Eddy,” explores indigenous thought.
Juneau Afternoon–4-11-2017
Today on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts: We’ll learn about Theatre at Latitude 58’s upcoming shows: “The Orphan Train” and Shakespeare’s “Cymbeline”; People from AWARE and the Glory Hole will tell us about this Saturday’s “Take Back the Night” candle-light vigil; Discovery Southeast will highlight their new store at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center;…