On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: The band Middle Names headlines a solstice concert at The Crystal Saloon, Alaska Native Sisterhood (ANS) and Alaska Native Brotherhood (ANB) Camp 70 offer full day solstice music festival at Aak’w Landing, Juneau Commission on Aging on upcoming events, and Juneau Audubon offers final summer bird walk this Saturday.
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Solstice brings out the Only Fools Run at Night to support high school running team
On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Only Fools Run at Night, a fun run to support Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé cross-country running team, SEAGLA highlights remaining events in Pride month schedule, and USDA Forest Service releases updates on Tongass Revision Plan and summer projects.
Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ and a 24-hour play event on tap for summer in Juneau
Juneau Afternoon featuring Theater Alaska’s “Much Ado About Nothing” summer show, Juneau Ghost Light Theatre and Perseverance Theatre’s “insomniACTS,” and the Juneau Audubon Society.
Why is the state capital Juneau and not Anchorage?
For this Curious Juneau, a listener asked KTOO to take a look at where the question — and the debate — stand.
Tlingit & Haida’s new Aan Hít opens as part of Landback initiative
Juneau Afternoon featuring Tlingit & Haida’s new Aan Hít (Village House), Juneau Piano Series June concerts, and Juneau Senior Center.
Salt & Soil Marketplace, Dolly Dash, Contra Dance, and Hope/CBJ awards
Juneau Afternoon featuring Salt & Soil Marketplace, Dolly Dash, Juneau Contra Dance, and Arts Vibrancy Endowment Awards.