Juneau Afternoon

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Bartlett Regional Hospital is offering a free community class on proactive pelvic floor care; Sayeik: Gastineau Community School Ocean Guardians Club shares about ocean and watershed conservation efforts; The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Ignite Farm Club is hosting a petting zoo, including a visit from the Easter bunny.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Con Brio Chamber Series and Orpheus Project combine to present “Tangle of Rainbows;” Spring is here, and it’s time for the Juneau Community Cleanup this Saturday, April 19; The conversation about cleanup continues as we talk conservation and the importance of this cleanup with the Southeast Alaska Land Trust; Chancellor Dr. Aparna Palmer stops in to talk about upcoming graduation festivities and more at the University of Alaska Southeast.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Mary Lou Spartz is here from the Burn Thompson writing group to share about their reading to honor National Poetry Month; Theater Alaska is reviving the student radio plays at Thunder Mountain Middle School in “Community Forum: Student Voices on Stage;” Theater at Latitude 58 chats about their latest production opening this week: “Jesus Christ Superstar.”

Juneau Afternoon’s week-long Alaska Folk Festival coverage ends with a live studio audience show in KTOO’s downstairs studio. Deke Dickerson Western Swing All Stars plays their world premiere concert, and each musician chats with host Bostin Christopher about their work and music careers.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: The rainbow goth electronica dark wave sounds of Magical America; Nashville singer Graham Nancarrow stops in to share a couple of tunes and talk country rock; A preview of the first ever Superhero Walk at the Airport Dike Trail on Sunday, April 13, from the SAFE Child Advocacy Center.

On today’s Juneau Afternoon: Juneau musician Dara Rilatos shares a few tunes and conversation on songwriting; Liz Snyder shares a couple of tunes ahead of The Wool Pullers’ return to Folk Fest; Mudrooms has a special Folk Fest StorySlam event at The Pottery Jungle on Tuesday, April 8.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: “Hydrate & Caffeinate” is an unofficial Alaska Folk Festival Side Stage that brings 21 acoustic acts to the stage over five days at The Pottery Jungle; Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation’s Sk8 to Elimin8 Cancer Juneau Celebration Ice Show on April 4 & 5; KTOO/KXLL Folk Fest Nightlife Guide 2025 with KXLL Community Engagement Producer Kelly Aicardi.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Juneau Ghost Light Theatre talks comedy cabaret; Devil’s Club shares their week of Folk Fest programming; and Big Brothers Big Sisters shares details of their annual fundraiser.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: The Juneau Symphony is on the move. They will hold a concert in Juneau, but also in Sitka for the first time in 13 years; Weaver Lily Hope is presenting “Experiencing Prosperity as An Alaska Native Artist” next Tuesday, April 8, as part of the Sealaska Heritage Spring Lecture Series; UAS Student Activities has a variety of upcoming events, including a folk fest concert on Saturday night, April 5; Phil from the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council with updates on First Friday and more.

On this episode: Singer Marc Brown visits the studio ahead of his performance for the Tlingit & Haida Education Campus fundraising event; Organizer Kyle Worl and student athletes visit to preview the Traditional Games happening in Juneau in April; CBJ Parks and Recreation shares info on Adopt-a-Flower and more upcoming events.