Thursday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts: Christina Gomez will be on the show to tell us about UAS’s One Campus One Book selection: “Mixed: Multiracial College Students Tell Their Life Stories.” Kaia Henrickson, of the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, will tell us about Walter Soboleff Day activities. The Southeast Alaska Conservation Council will highlight…
Scott Burton, KTOO
10-year-old inspires with Friday concerts in Ms. Harmon’s 5th grade class
A fifth grader at Harborview Elementary School has been playing weekly mini concerts for her class.
Stolen art piece to raise awareness of homelessness replaced
For security reasons, housing officer Scott Ciambor says he is going to keep the replacement in his office.
Dan DeRoux’s ‘Raindrops’ competes in national public art contest
The contest is driven by online votes. The installation is made up of mirrors and handmade tears of glass several feet long suspended from a hallway ceiling at Gastineau Elementary School.
Q&A with Matisyahu: Improvising is risky, but leads to unique experiences
Grammy nominated artist Matisyahu is performing to a sold out Centennial Hall tonight after almost a year of planning. His music blends reggae, beatboxing and alternative styles and hit the top 40 chart in 2005 with a tune called “King Without a Crown.” Last night, Matisyahu answered questions at a private event for KTOO members.
Stolen art piece was intended to raise awareness of homelessness in Juneau
Every state capital’s been asked to put one of the figures in front of their city hall. They’re hollow to symbolize the invisibility of homeless people.