For the son of the man who carved the pole 57 years ago, the accident was a reminder of what the piece means to him — and to his father’s legacy.
Arts & Culture
Celebration returns this week to uplift Indigenous culture in Juneau
This year’s event promises almost 1,600 dancers from 36 dance groups, including the lead dance group Dakhká Khwáan Dancers from Whitehorse, Canada.
Tongass Voices: Seth Williams on what it takes to be a karaoke host
Every Wednesday night, the Alaskan Hotel & Bar in downtown Juneau swarms with karaoke hopefuls. The man who hands them the mic is Seth Williams
Inside Kasaan’s preparations for 250-mile canoe voyage to Juneau for Celebration
Celebration kicks off on June 5 in Juneau.
Anchorage 3rd grader wins statewide Doodle for Google art competition
Lennex Czajkowski’s winning piece is titled “For the World not to be Polluted.”
Tongass Voices: Kanik Corinne James on being uplifted by Indigenous women in the art world
She learns from traditional formline styles, but adds her own creative twists to them. Kanik recently designed a piece called “Auntea” & she told KTOO what inspired the design.