Scott Burton hosts on Thursday, April 4, 2019. The Juneau chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness will preview Comedy for a Cause – a fundraiser on Friday night featuring local actors, musicians, storytellers and comedians. The University of Alaska Southeast will preview its Friday evening authors’ reception. Daughters of the New Moon will…
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Juneau Symphony plays psalms and fanfares
Sheli DeLaney hosts on Wednesday, April 3, 2019. The Juneau Symphony will preview its weekend concerts titled Psalms and Fanfares. We’ll meet musician Tim Easton and preview his Wednesday night concert at the Gold Town Theater. The Juneau-Douglas City Museum will highlight upcoming programs, and we’ll hear about submissions for Friday’s breastfeeding art show. Interview…
The photography of Cam Byrnes
Sheli DeLaney hosts on Tuesday, April 2, 2019. We’ll meet Cam Byrnes and preview his First Friday photography opening. The Juneau Garden Club will help us sharpen our tools and preview the Super Plant Sale. The Juneau Community Charter School will preview their First Friday event, and we’ll check in with the library. Interview with…
Paying Dividends, Episode 4: Taking the Show on the Road
Gov. Mike Dunleavy and members of the House Finance Committee hit the road talking about the budget and Alaskans across the state weigh in.
The art of Nathan Jackson
Scott Burton hosts on Monday, April 1, 2019. Native arts curator Steve Brown will highlight the Nathan Jackson Retrospective Exhibit opening at the Sealaska Heritage Institute gallery. Photographer John Hutchins will preview his First Friday art opening titled “Every Kind of Joy: Folk in Alaska.” We’ll check in with the Juneau Police Department, and Mudrooms…
Does Juneau really have the smallest Costco in the world?
Sure it’s small, but is it the smallest? When inside, do you shop clockwise or counterclockwise? And what’s up with ToshCo in Gustavus?