Julia Keefe’s Indigenous Big Band plays Juneau Jazz & Classics in Juneau plus the opening of Visceral: Verity, Legacy, Identity at the Alaska State Museum, and Juneau Artists Gallery Kelsey Hoke Martin
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May 4, 2023: Fabienne Peter-Contesse “The Fine Art of Textiles” Solo Exhibition
Fabienne Peter-Contesse solo exhibit, The Blessing of the Fleet and Reading of the Names, AARP and JCOA on senior listening sessions, and Spring into Art
Curious Juneau: Why does that speed limit sign say 19 ½ mph?
Studies show drivers remember fewer details about routes they’re more familiar with. Around Juneau and in other parts of the U.S., experimenting with speed limits can improve road safety.
May 3, 2023: Chilkat robes on display through September; Beth Ann Mathews new book “Deep Waters;” and Juneau Jazz & Classics preview
Author Beth Ann Mathews on her new book Deep Waters, plus a preview of Juneau Jazz *& Classics as well as updates from the Juneau Douglas City Museum
May 2, 2023: The new Executive Director of the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council — Phil Huebschen
Meet Phil Huebschen, the new Executive Director of the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council plus Study Away in Vietnam with UAS this fall and learn about the North Words Writers Symposium
April 28, 2023: Herring harvest documented in a new documentary
ReVision Alaska has a new documentary out called “Sitka Herring: A Tale of Two Harvests” plus the Chilkat Challenge Triathlon, CBJ Walk Southeast and the Juneau Audubon Society





