The 2019 NPR Tiny Desk winner just returned from a tour with Portugal. The Man and performed at Juneau’s climate fair on a rainy day.
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Tongass Voices: Chloey Cavanaugh on Kake’s last Dog Salmon Festival
The festival started 30 years ago as a way to celebrate the commercial fishing season. But organizers want the festival to better reflect the community as it is now.
Tongass Voices: Xixtc’ i see Ruby Hughes fuses pop culture and tradition in her sewing
Xixtc’ i see Ruby Hughes won the Sewing Division of the Juried Arts show at Celebration earlier this year with her piece “Raven Transforms into Marilyn.” That’s right, Marilyn Monroe.
Tongass Voices: Hans Javier on celebrating the Fourth with Filipino flare
Hans Javier, has participated in Juneau’s Independence Day parade since he was a kid. Twenty years later, Juneau Ati-Atihan is his way of giving a shoutout to his culture.
Tongass Voices: Lovely Colours on playing for their hometown
They came to town this weekend to celebrate the release of their first album Dancing with a Ghost with a sold-out show at the Crystal Saloon.
Tongass Voices: Sakoon Donedin Jackson on re-indigenizing her life
Jackson is the featured resident artist at Wooshkindein Da.áat Lily Hope Weaver studio, where she has been working on a woolen button robe and teaching weaving classes for the first time.