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Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$30 all materials included. 2 classes 2/25 & 3/4 Facebook: Shawn Hatt Cohen@Wat3rcolorNut Taught by Shawn Hatt Cohen,
call 321-5414 to register
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Workshops led by Reverend Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, New York. Registration: $65 which includes 1 comp ticket to the Sunday Performance. Register at the JACC, Hearthside Books, and online.
more info: 586-2787
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Juneau Public Libraries provides a pop-up library at the Juneau Senior Center every other Tuesday during lunch from 1130-1230. We bring DVDs, books, CDs, audiobooks, and magazines for patrons to check out. We also create new library cards and accept requests for library materials.
more info: www.juneau.org/library Andrea Hirsh@juneau.org
Workshops led by Reverend Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, New York. Registration: $65 which includes 1 comp ticket to the Sunday Performance. Register at the JACC, Hearthside Books, and online.
more info: 586-2787
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Monthly meeting
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Juneau Reentry Coalition invites you to an informational overview of proposed bills and budget items impacting justice individuals, their families and our community currently on the table in the 2019 Alaska Legislature.
more info: Don 321-4970
Workshops led by Reverend Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, New York. Registration: $65 which includes 1 comp ticket to the Sunday Performance. Register at the JACC, Hearthside Books, and online.
more info: 586-2787
You're invited to share music and art at Mountainside Open Mic. Doors at 6:30pm, Open Mic at 7pm (two songs, all genres, all ages), showcase artist at 8:30pm. Bring a song to share or art supplies to draw or craft while you listen! This week's showcase artist: PAPERTRAIL https://www.facebook.com/pg/mountainsideopenmic/events/
more info: Marian Call, marian@mariancall.com
We will have short presentations by Tony Soltys (Echo Cove), Kevin Miller(Channel at 5 and 9 mile) and George Elgee (Situk in November). They will start discussions about these fishing spots and members are asked to be prepared to add their experiences. This meeting is free and open to all. The club plans to continue presentations on nearby fly fishing spots in March and April also. Facebook - Raincountry Flyfishers
more info: Kevin Miller - 790-4463
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Make a difference in a child's life. Become a CASA Volunteer and speak up for an abused and neglected child.
more info: juneaucasa@alaska.gov 907.465.4679
JWAC Talk: 'The UK’s Low Carbon Economy: Opportunities and Challenges' with Reem Yusuf Reem will talk to us about the UK's Industrial Strategy, presenting a long-term plan to boost prosperity and putting the UK at the forefront of future industries. At the heart of the plan is the transition to a low carbon economy, which presents numerous industrial opportunities. This talk will explore both the opportunities and challenges associated with the transition. Free to attend for all.
more info: http://www.jwac.org/ juneauwac@gmail.com
Meets 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of each month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups NAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Workshops led by Reverend Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, New York. Registration: $65 which includes 1 comp ticket to the Sunday Performance. Register at the JACC, Hearthside Books, and online.
more info: 586-2787
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Can you name five local female artists? During the month of March, the Juneau-Douglas City Museum will be highlighting five local women artists as a part of the 4th annual National Museum of Women in the Arts #5WomenArtists campaign for Women’s History Month. Each Friday, the City Museum will feature a different artist on the Juneau-Douglas City Museum’s Facebook page. Be sure FREE
more info: juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572
Haa tóoch lichéesh Coalition (formally known as the Juneau Violence Prevention Coalition) invites Juneau organizations and community members to join us for an 8-week class dedicated to creating a movement for social change. The upcoming dialogue series will explore how we can work towards equity and promote healing and social change across our community.
more info: Ati Nasiah 586-4902 atin@awareak.org
A fun RAVE designed for babies and kids to enjoy with their parents! Enjoy kid-friendly music, glow workshops and lights! Your kids will want to come again and again! Momma Says 907-500-5000 https://www.facebook.com/events/290784368269192/?ti=ia
more info: Momma Says 907-500-5000
Visit the City Museum for a free opening reception for the15th annual 12x12 community art exhibit. For 15 years, the City Museum has hosted a unique community art exhibit in which artists of all ages are encouraged to create works within the parameters of a square or a cube, measuring 12" x 12" (by 12") including the framing. This year, artists were encouraged to create on the theme- elements. This theme lends itself to all artistic mediums and has a variety of meanings. Come see how Juneau’s community members chose to interpret the theme at the opening reception on March 1st. Refreshments provided. . Elements will be on display at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum through April 19th, 2019. FREE
more info: juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572
The Juneau Shambhala Center invites the community to an evening of meditation on first Friday. Meditation instruction will begin at 5:30 PM and will last for up to 30 minutes. After meditation, a light reception will be offered in the Center's community room. This free event is open to the public and no prior meditation experience is required. Free event https://juneau.shambhala.org/
more info: drala@juneaushambhala.org
U.S. Air Force Veteran Jose Sarduy will be doing Stand-Up comedy at the UAS Rec Center.
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Gwen Baluss reviews what we have learned from watching and photographing nesting colonies of the beautiful seabirds, Artic Terns, that return each summer from Antarctica to complete the longest migration of any animal on earth. Free
Email any questions to jneary@fs.fed.us
Featuring Rev. Bobby Lewis, Eustace Johnson, Dr. Jaunelle Celaire, and special guest artist
Ryan Shaw. $75 table seat, $30 General Admission Seat. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and JAHC.org .
more info: 586-2787
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care, Hats, Shawls, Baby Sets, Woven Rugs, Scentsy, Movies, Games, Baked Goods, Air Plants, Table Runners, Placemats, Aprons, etc.,
more info Ginny Martin, ginnymm54@gmail.com or 957-1158
Join us for an Open House to see the new Mendenhall Glacier Master Plan - a vision for the next 50 years. The plan addresses how we will accommodate all visitors; ensure a view of the glacier; protect natural resources; and keep people safe. http://www.fs.fed.us/r10
more info: Bobbie Jo Skibo 907-586-7876
Inside Passage Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution will be hosting a genealogy workshop to aid people in researching genealogy. This is an informal event and DAR members will be there to assist in research and with filling out of the DAR membership application form. Please bring any research you have already done with you. www.dar.org or https://insidepassagedar.weebly.com/
more info: Sarah Hieb, 907-321-5705; evelsrh@gmail.com
Monthly gathering of gardeners and garden enthusiasts. 2:30p social hour, 3p short business meeting and program: Killing them (weeds) with kindness and other natural herbicides, presented by Darren Snyder, UAF cooperative extension agent. All welcome also FB page
more info: Pat 500-9772
A film sponsored by Sons of Norway of Juneau and Friends of State Libraries and Archives Museum. Nordic Film Festival - Becoming Astrid - About young life of Swedish author of Pippi Longstocking Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors and Military
more info: goldtownnick.com Laurie Fuglvog 723-3052
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Benefitting the Juneau Mountain Rescue in honor of Ryan Johnson and Marc-Andre Leclerc. Live DJ, ,Alpine Photo Booth, Building your own Trail Mix Bar, Silent Auction, Door Prizes. $25 in advance/$30 at the door. Optional Costume Contest: come dressing your best alpinist/mountaineer/climbing gear Price includes: appetizers, cake from dreamchaser sweets, a free pint of Alaskan Big Mountain from Ak Brew Co. Tickets at Juneamountainrescue.brownpapertickets.com and at the Foggy Mountain Shop.
Last Concert of the Season! Jacque Farnsworth & Beth Leibowitz, Riley Woodford & Luke Weld, Katie Henry, Brooke Munro & her Bluegrass toy, Jamie Marks, Callum Marks, Tania Lewis. Gold Street Music Find Us on Facebook. $5 donation at the door.
more info Elva 500-4550
Tickets $15 general admission; $5 youth/student Tickets available at the JACC, Hearthside Books and at the door.
This is Mardi Gras style, fundraiser Cajun dinner to benefit REACH INC. Dinner menu includes a shrimp boil, Louisiana crab cakes, red beans & rice, gumbo, king cake and milk punch! Also wine and beer available! There will be Mardi Gras costume contest, music and dancing after the dinner. Tickets are $30 or $15 for 11 and under. Call 907-586-8228 for tickets. Tickets are $30 or $15 for 11 and under. Call 907-586-8228 for tickets. https://www.facebook.com/events/611696892623930/
more info: Amos @ 907-988-3012 or REACH @ 907-586-8228
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tickets at the JACC, Bookstores and on line.
more info 586-2787
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and at the door. $15 general admission; $5 youth/student
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside books and on line.
more info: 586-2787
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$30 all materials included. 2 classes 2/25 & 3/4 Facebook: Shawn Hatt Cohen@Wat3rcolorNut Taught by Shawn Hatt Cohen,
call 321-5414 to register
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Mars for kids followed by 'The Sky Tonight' on the Spitz projector. Free mariedrakeplanetarium.org
more info: Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Improving Mood & Cognition Through the Gut-Brain Axis JAMHI's new conference room. Come delve into the neural and hormonal routes of communication linking the gastrointestinal (GI) tract with the central and autonomic nervous systems. We will also cover basic strategies to optimize GI microbiota (diverse diet, fermented veggies, avoid processed foods) and look at research connecting neuro-degenerative diseases (autism, Alzheimer’s, addiction, Parkinson’s) and impaired gut function (dysbiosis, IBS, IBD). 1.5 CEUs available. This is a free forum, but for 1.5 CEUs, register at: http://bit.ly/2RD1AXQ. http://www.namijuneau.org/inside-passages-1
more info: Megan Gunkel, megan.namijuneau@gmail.com, 463-4251
A social gathering to learn a little and share about the challenges and opportunities facing Alaska's outdoor recreation business community.
more info: confluenceAK.com
"Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment in Alaska: A Retrospective Panel Discussion.This will be a facilitated discussion about mental health and substance use disorder treatment and practices in Alaska Free
more info: 907-465-4765 or advocacy.coordinator@alaska.gov
The Flying University is a prison education program initiated by Dr. Sol Neely in 2012 that brings UAS students and community members inside Lemon Creek Correctional Center for mutual and collaborative study in the fields of philosophy, literature, and critical theory. We invite you to join the UAS Alumni & Friends Association and associates of the Flying University for a set of community dialogues on building and sustaining access to higher education in Alaska’s prisons. Our dialogues will be shaped be three perspectives: incarcerated students, university students, and community advocates. Learn more about the Flying University, including its history, aspirations, and challenges for delivering quality educational opportunities inside our prisons; and how you can support this endeavor and network with other prison education efforts across the state. - Free and open to the public - Can't attend in person? **The presentation will be streamed via Facebook Live** WATCH this documentary by 360 North for an intro to the Flying University: https://www.360north.org/flying-university/ Free! http://www.uas.alaska.edu/alumni/index.html
more info: Jessy Post, 796-6569, jipost@alaska.edu
Mars for adults. Followed by 'The Sky Tonight' on the Spitz projector. Free mariedrakeplanetarium.org
more info: Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Join the Blood Bank of Alaska this March 6th to help save lives. 1 donation can save 3 lives. Free + Open to all https://www.facebook.com/events/386318588820322/
more info: 907-796-6313
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Alaska Design Forum presents: Klein Dytham architecture, Tokyo. Klein Dytham architecture is a multi-disciplinary design practice established by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham in Tokyo in 1991. Graduates of Royal College of Arts (UK), the two have grown the practice into a multi-lingual office with that spans boundaries east and west, with a boldness of vision that an outside perspective brings to Japan, and an inside perspective brings abroad. Contribution to ADF at door requested. http://alaskadesignforum.org/polar-shift/klein-dytham/
more info: smb.architect@gci.net
Nordic Film Festival - Becoming Astrid - About youg life of Swedish author of Pippi Longstocking Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors and Military goldtownnick.com
more info: fuglvogl@hotmail.com
Baranof Hotel - Capital Conference Room The public comment opportunity offers Juneau citizens ta chance to offer their opinions, suggestions, and concerns to board members of the Alaska Mental Health Board and Advisory Board on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
more info: 907-465-4765 or advocacy.coordinator@alaska.gov
Make a difference in a child's life. Become a CASA Volunteer and speak up for an abused and neglected child. j
more info: uneaucasa@alaska.gov 907.465.4679
Carnivore Ecology in the Subarctic presented by Kaija Klauder, Wildlife Biologist free open to public
more info: akwildlife.org patriciaobrien@gci.net
You're invited to share music and art at Mountainside Open Mic. Doors at 6:30pm, Open Mic at 7pm (two songs, all genres, all ages), showcase artist at 8:30pm. Bring a song to share or art supplies to draw or craft while you listen! This week's showcase artist: RADIOPHONIC JAZZ, hip hop by Arias "AJ" Hoyle and Chris Talley https://www.facebook.com/pg/mountainsideopenmic/events/
more info: Marian Call, marian@mariancall.com
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
The KTOO board meets on the first Thursday of every month except August and December. Meetings are open to the public and members are welcome to attend.
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of month. Families helping families. When a loved one struggles with a mental health condition such a depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, or related challenges, families are profoundly impacted. Talking with others and sharing resources, coping strategies and encouragement can be a lifeline. Support Group is free and confidential. Facilitated by trained peers. You are welcome to drop in.
more information visit our website: http://namiejuneau.org/support-groups
Everyone is welcome-Pub Theology is a place where different viewpoints, ideas, philosophies, & ethics come together in a respectful setting to share. No matter what your background, what you believe (or don't believe), you voice is welcomed. Each Pub Theology will have a different theme. Come bring your questions, your curiosity, and pull up a chair. https://www.facebook.com/events/487156165144159/?event_time_id=487156181810824
more info: thebeardedpastor@gmail.com
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Haa tóoch lichéesh Coalition (formally known as the Juneau Violence Prevention Coalition) invites Juneau organizations and community members to join us for an 8-week class dedicated to creating a movement for social change. The upcoming dialogue series will explore how we can work towards equity and promote healing and social change across our community.
more info: Ati Nasiah 586-4902 atin@awareak.org
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
David Tallmon, Scott Vulstek, and Megan McPhee work together in providing an unparalleled source of information about wild sockeye, pink and coho salmon from their recent studies at the Auke Creek weir. Free
Email any questions to jneary@fs.fed.us
Join the American Red Cross of Alaska as we celebrate 137 years of Service to the Armed Forces. Providing care and service to service members and their families is an essential piece of our mission and it is with pleasure that we take an evening to honor them and their service. https://www.cvent.com/events/service-through-the-ages/registration-cb14835904004938bbd7d556929e08d8.aspx?fqp=true https://www.redcross.org/local/alaska/about-us/news-and-events/events/service-through-the-ages.html
more info: Lori Wilson at 907-347-8266 or lori.wilson2@redcross.org
A family friendly potluck for member of theeLGBTQIA+ community and their allies
more info: Jim Sutton 907-209-6661, juneaujim@gmaiil.com
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
3-5 year olds and their families are invited to partake in our half hour Mendenhall Minis series. This month’s program is entitled: “A Rock Friend for Me” and will highlight a story and observational activities discovering what rocks are around the visitor center. Free https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center: (907) 789-0097
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Author Presentation with Corrine Conlon the City Museum will host a book signing and presentation with Juneau author Corinne Conlon who recently published, Gardening Near Glaciers: Growing Vegetables in Southeast Alaska. Come enjoy a hot cup of coffee and hear Corrine Conlon discuss what it takes to establish a garden in SE Alaska. Conlon’s informative book, Gardening Near Glaciers: Growing Vegetables in Southeast Alaska, provides everything needed to create an abundant garden in SE Alaska and will be available for purchase through the Museum store. FREE
more info: juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
For Ages 9-18 Look at how salmon have influenced art and technology in Alaska, then learn about the formline design process and create salmon designs with Tsimpshean artist Abel Ryan. Register by calling the Alaska State Museum at 465-2901. This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. Free, but registration is recommended. lam.alaska.gov/youthart
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care, Hats, Baby Sets, Woven Rugs, Clothing, Scentsy, Movies, Games, Baked Goods, Air Plants, Table Runners, Placemats, Aprons,.
more info: Ginny Martin, ginnymm54@gmail.com or 957-1158
Meets 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of the month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
For Ages 6-9 Look at how salmon have influenced art and technology in Alaska, then learn about the formline design process and create salmon designs with Tsimpshean artist Abel Ryan. Register by calling the Alaska State Museum at 465-2901. This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. Free, but registration is recommended. lam.alaska.gov/youthart
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Local produce and craft vendors from 10-3, every second saturday, year-round!
Register to be a vender by emailing kylie@panhandleproduce.com
Proceeds from registrations benefit the Friends of the Library.
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
5:00 Business Meeting, 6:30 Potluck, 7:30 Program - Bjorne Dihle GrizzlyBears are my weakness - Admiralty and Chichigoff by paddle and foot.
more info: friendsofadmiralty.org 907 586-6738
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
It's Mimosa's & Mary's! Green Eggs & Glam! Heels & Hotcakes! It's Gigi's DRAG BRUNCH!!! Gigi invites all the party people to join her in the first DRAG BRUNCH of 2019! She has teamed up with the hub of fun on Front Street - the Imperial Saloon - to present a fabulous brunch buffet AND drag show! Fill your flutes with Mimosas or pile on the fixin's in your Bloody Maaaaaary - and fill your bellies with a delicious brunch buffet from the Imperial Cafe as you enjoy an action-packed drag show! https://gigisdragbrunch.brownpapertickets.com/ https://gigisdragbrunch.brownpapertickets.com/
more info: missgigimonroe@gmail.com
DISCO ALICE: THE WONDERLAND REMIX by Perseverance Theatre's Young Company in Phoenix Theatre (black box) at Perseverance Theatre. When 13-year-old Alice escapes a garden party, impulsively following a stressed-out White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she enters an enchanted realm full of strange characters and maddening misadventures—all ruled by one very crabby Queen of Hearts. An irresistible 1970s-era soundtrack and a psychedelic design scheme take Lewis Carroll’s classic coming-of-age tale to a whole new level of fantasy and fun. "Tickets ($15 for all ages) at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-8497 " https://www.ptalaska.org/young-company/
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Come sing some of the earliest American music. A capella, haunting, loud. “Sacred Harp is the heavy metal music of the 19th century.” -- Judy Hauff of Chicago, IL https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sacredharpjuneau/
more info: Lena Simmons rburton@ptialaska.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Juneau Public Libraries provides a pop-up library at the Juneau Senior Center every other Tuesday during lunch from 1130-1230. We bring DVDs, books, CDs, audiobooks, and magazines for patrons to check out. We also create new library cards and accept requests for library materials.
more info: www.juneau.org/library Andrea Hirsh@juneau.org
Representative Sara Hannan, Senator Jesse Kiehl, and Representative Andi Story inited you to a Budget Town Hall. Budget update and discussion by Legislative Finance Division will begin at 5pm followed by community input. Pizza and beverages will be provided by your Juneau Delegation.
Come learn about Montessori and the unique opportunity to have your child join our school community. We have spots available for 3-7 year olds, including spots for a kindergarten leadership year. Light dinner and childcare provided.
more info: juneaumontessori.org Sheila Dyer, ED 907- 364-3535
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
You're invited to share music and art at Mountainside Open Mic. Doors at 6:30pm, Open Mic at 7pm (two songs, all genres, all ages), showcase artist at 8:30pm. Bring a song to share or art supplies to draw or craft while you listen! This week's showcase artist: MELANIE BROWN https://www.facebook.com/pg/mountainsideopenmic/events/
more info: Marian Call, marian@mariancall.com
Finding Vivian Maier. A mysterious nanny, who secretly took over 100,000 photos that were hidden in storage lockers and, discovered decades later, is now among the 20th century's greatest photographers.
We will have presentations by Roger Harding on Steelhead and Cutthroat Trout. Dan Teske will discus local info and answer questions about local sportfish . This meeting is free and open to all. Anyone interested in presenting info about a place they fly fish should contact Kevin Miller to schedule a short presentation. The club plans to continue presentations on nearby fly fishing spots in March and April also. FREE Facebook - Raincountry Flyfishers
more info: Kevin Miller - 790-4463
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
The House Transportation committee is taking Public Testimony. Tell our leaders to support our ferries! Personal stories are POWERFUL! Then on Tuesday 3/19 at Devil's Club Brewing to continue the support SEACC will be answering questions and provide resource materials.
Juneau Audubon Society presents "Orchids of SE AK, with an Emphasis on Juneau" Learn about our beautiful wildflowers with Marlin Bowles "Orchids of Southeast Alaska, with an Emphasis on Juneau" free & open to the public. www.juneau-audubon-society.org
more info: Brenda, 321-4739, Programs@juneau-audubon-society.org
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Haa tóoch lichéesh Coalition (formally known as the Juneau Violence Prevention Coalition) invites Juneau organizations and community members to join us for an 8-week class dedicated to creating a movement for social change. The upcoming dialogue series will explore how we can work towards equity and promote healing and social change across our community.
more info: Ati Nasiah 586-4902 atin@awareak.org
113 Seward St., Downtown Come join us at the bookstore to celebrate the Spring season with traditional Irish music by The Hedgerow Stouts! Sure to be a lively evening you won't want to miss! FREE facebook.com/rainyretreatbooks
more info: rainyretreat@gmail.com
Karen Blejwas and Tory Rhoads share the under-researched and interesting behaviors of post-maternity season bats, and the behaviors that occur after the pups leave the roost. Free
Email any questions to jneary@fs.fed.us
Sonatas for violin and piano by Mozart and Francesca Lebrun
Presented by Orpheus Project
TICKETS
Join us for a night of short films about fly fishing. Win scwag, dream about fishing, support your local chapter of Trout Unlimited. Fun time, guaranteed. FT3 consists of short and feature length films produced by professional filmmakers from around the world showcasing the passion, lifestyle and culture of fly-fishing. Doors open at 5:30 PM films start at 7:00 PM. $15 (Alaska Fly Fishing Goods, at the door or online https://flyfilmtour.com/ https://flyfilmtour.com/
more info: kayla@alaskaflyfishinggoods.com, 9075861550.
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Take advantage of this great opportunity to receive affordable blood tests while attending a variety of free mini health classes. Get to know the Juneau health community by visiting a variety of exhibitors. Sponsored by Bartlett Regional Hospital in collaboration with Alaska Health Fair Inc. For more information or to volunteer please visit www.alaskahealthfair.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Open to competitors ages 11 and up. Medals will be awarded in three divisions: middle school, high school and open (adults 18+) Registration 8:30-2:30pm each day. For more infomation: Contact Coach Kyle Worl: kyle.worl@juneauschools.org or 907-227-4998
Meet in Thunder Mountain High School woodshop. Rich Etheridge has agreed to do two really cool demonstrations for us at that meeting. Here is Rich's description of what he plans for this month. On the 3/16/19 meeting, I will cover flip cup pours as a way to salvage less than perfect bowls and platters. If you have a piece you would like to try this on, bring it with you. Don’t forget a box to take it back home in, the paint may still be wet at the end of the meeting. We will also go over making a ring on a stainless steel core. Since I have only done a few of these, it will be a participative demonstration looking for ways to do it better and work the bugs out of the process. No charge
more info: Facebook - Tongass Turners Kevin Miller - 790-4463
The final film of the Jewish Film Festival offers by Congregation Sukkat Shalom. DOUGH is a lighthearted food comedy. It explores how we can move beyond our own prejudice and bias and find our humanity. Gold Town Theatre Goldtownnick.com
more info: Bev Ingram 209-8289 or bevingram@gmail.com
Brian Weed presents Juneau's Hidden History and the Lost Rocker Mine. Come spend an evening with the Southeast Alaska Land Trust and Brian Weed as he introduces Alaska’s largest hiking group: Juneau’s Hidden History, and guides us on a tour of the Lost Rocker Mine. Brian will weave a tale of fact, fiction, and rumors surrounding the mine. We’ll learn about Fred Culver and his legendary gold strike, and the quest to rediscover the lost location of the strike. You won’t want to miss this one! This is a fundraiser benefiting the Southeast Alaska Land Trust. Suggested donation is $20. We hope to see you there!
more info: www.SoutheastAlaskaLandTrust.org info@setrust.net; (907) 586-3100
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
Joe Satriani's - Surfing with the Alien - performed LIVE in Concert and Costume Contest! Join Lords of Karma for 2 mini concerts featuring ALL songs from Surfing with the Alien. All ages show starts at 7pm, doors open at 6:30pm. 21+ show starts at 9pm, doors open at 8:15pm - full service bar. www.BrownPaperTickets.com/event/4044002 https://www.facebook.com/TheLordsofKarma/
more info: Andy Engstrom. (907) 209-8499. volitar@gci.net
Corned Beef, potatoes, carrots, cabbage, rolls, punch and cake. All proceeds will be used towards water damage repairs to home of Vietnam War Vet Warren & Rita Sheakley. Council 1760 is leading the repair effort. At Door. $10 per person. $25 per family
more info: Jim Rogers at juneaujim@outlook.com
Join us there will be music, dancing, drinks, a costume contest, prizes, and more! Dress like your favorite Westeros character. We hope to see you there! Tickets can be purchased at the Capitol in room 24 or at the event. https://www.facebook.com/events/845143862494828/
more info: Contact Grace Kubitz at grace.kubitz@akleg.gov or 907-830-1017
Come party with the only Irish rock band in Alaska, Fire on McGinnis https://fireonmcginnis.com/ https://fireonmcginnis.com/
Juneau High School students will be performing music for 24 hours straight. Community support by way of pledges will help fund High School Music travel and supplies. Free Event https://m.facebook.com/JuneauHighSchoolBandBoosters/
more info: Lance Lawhorne, 907-723-3468, llawhorne1134@gmail.com
Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care, Hats, Shawls, Baby Sets, Woven Rugs, Clothing, Scentsy, Movies, Games, Baked Goods, Air Plants, Table Runners, Placemats, Aprons, etc,.
more info: Ginny Martin, ginnymm54@gmail.com or 957-1158
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Brunch for the whole family available for only $5 per child and $10 per adult! Pancakes, sausage, drinks and more! https://www.crsadmin.com/EventPortal/Registrations/PublicFill/EventPublicFill.aspx?evtid=65158a88-1372-4111-be3f-f45eae9763b1 https://www.facebook.com/events/2432651460311433/?ti=cl
more info: Caitlin at caitlinkmc@gmail.com
Open to competitors ages 11 and up. Medals will be awarded in three divisions: middle school, high school and open (adults 18+) Registration 8:30-2:30pm each day. For more infomation: Contact Coach Kyle Worl: kyle.worl@juneauschools.org or 907-227-4998
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
4-week series will incorporate mindful movement, yoga, breath, awareness of body and mind and relaxation to settle the mind. And more. This will be taught by Bev Ingram and Nancy Simpson. Cost $80 for members and $140 for non-members. Cost includes 4 classes and a private session. Registration is required. Space is limited. Register at front desk or by calling 789-5556
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
JWAC Talk: 'The Democracy for All Amendment' with Jeff Clements American Promise has helped spur the introduction of the Democracy for All Amendment, which "affirms the right of Americans to enact in our communities, states and Congress laws to regulate spending in elections, reversing the concentration of political influence held by the wealthiest Americans, large corporations, big unions and special interests that have spent billions of dollars in recent elections. Free to attend for all.
more info: http://www.jwac.org/ juneauwac@gmail.com
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
The constellation of Orion the Hunter leaves the Juneau night sky in April. Why are we fascinated by these stars and the legends told about them? free mariedrakeplanetarium.org
more info: Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Low Vision Support Group
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Juneau Senior Center.
Share and learn about ways to adjust to vision loss. Rides are available to the meeting, but participants must arrange for their return ride home.
Call Laura at Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) for more info: 586-4920.
The constellation of Orion the Hunter leaves the Juneau night sky in April. Why are we fascinated by these stars and the legends told about them? To astronomers, the region of Orion is rich with bright stars, clusters of stars, and colorful nebulas. The Orion Nebula is known for stellar nurseries where new stars and planets are born. And what do Orion and 'shooting stars' have to do with Halley's comet? Presented by Rosemary Walling and Dave Hanson Followed by ‘The Sky Tonight’ on the Spitz projector. Free mariedrakeplanetarium.org
more info Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
3225 Hospital Drive; 1st Floor Conference Room A time of encouragement & support for those newly diagnosed, currently under treatment, & those whose treatment has ended.
more info: http://www.cancerconnectionak.org/ 907 796-2273
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
You're invited to share music and art at Mountainside Open Mic. Doors at 6:30pm, Open Mic at 7pm (two songs, all genres, all ages), showcase artist at 8:30pm. Bring a song to share or art supplies to draw or craft while you listen! This week's showcase artist: BROOKE MUNRO & HER BLUEGRASS TOY https://www.facebook.com/pg/mountainsideopenmic/events/
more info: Marian Call, marian@mariancall.com
Brought to you by Goldbelt Heritage Foundation, Sealaska and Tlingit & Haida. tickets $20 adults, $10 youth (18 and younger) . Tickets available at either Sacred Ground Cafe Locations.
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Ethel Lund Med. Ctr SEARHC is proud to partner with Be The Match® to host a drive to add more potential marrow donors* to the largest marrow registry in the world. Thousands of patients with blood cancers and other deadly diseases could be cured with a blood stem cell donation from a genetically matched donor. You could be the cure! All of Juneau is welcome! *Potential donors must be 18-44 years old. Thursday March 21, Ethel Lund Medical Center, 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. Friday March 22, Gold Medal Basketball Tournament, 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. No https://www.facebook.com/events/249619855947029/
more info: hschlosstein@searhc.org
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of month. Families helping families. When a loved one struggles with a mental health condition such a depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, or related challenges, families are profoundly impacted. Talking with others and sharing resources, coping strategies and encouragement can be a lifeline. Support Group is free and confidential. Facilitated by trained peers. You are welcome to drop in.
more information visit our website: http://namiejuneau.org/support-groups
Everyone is welcome-Pub Theology is a place where different viewpoints, ideas, philosophies, & ethics come together in a respectful setting to share. No matter what your background, what you believe (or don't believe), you voice is welcomed. Each Pub Theology will have a different theme. Come bring your questions, your curiosity, and pull up a chair. https://www.facebook.com/events/259850494768828 Matt Walker /
more info: thebeardedpastor@gmail.com
A short film about the potential impacts of a proposed mine in the Chilkat Valley told through local voices and stunning visuals. $5 suggested donation at the door
more info www.seacc.org Bryn Fluharty, 586-6942
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
More than a fashion film, this documentary about Iris Apfel is a story about creativity and how a soaring free spirt continues to inspire. Show up in your finest accessories!
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Haa tóoch lichéesh Coalition (formally known as the Juneau Violence Prevention Coalition) invites Juneau organizations and community members to join us for an 8-week class dedicated to creating a movement for social change. The upcoming dialogue series will explore how we can work towards equity and promote healing and social change across our community.
more info: Ati Nasiah 586-4902 atin@awareak.org
Gold Medal Basketball Tournament, JDHS SEARHC is proud to partner with Be The Match® to host a drive to add more potential marrow donors* to the largest marrow registry in the world. Thousands of patients with blood cancers and other deadly diseases could be cured with a blood stem cell donation from a genetically matched donor. You could be the cure! All of Juneau is welcome! *Potential donors must be 18-44 years old. Thursday March 21, Ethel Lund Medical Center, 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. Friday March 22, Gold Medal Basketball Tournament, 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. No https://www.facebook.com/events/249619855947029/
more info hschlosstein@searhc.org
part of the Art2 Piano Recital Series
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS BEER FRIDAY!
Live music featuring The Flustered Cluckers and Urbana Desert. Free. The Flustered Cluckers are a blues/rock band whose mission is to make people laugh, cry, tap their feet, and ask them back for more, with Ben Higdon, Darren Jaeckel, Sophie Lager, Alexei Painter and Luke Weld. Urbana Desert is an alternative/progressive folk rock band presenting a world premiere of new original songs, with Travis Croteau, Dan DeSlover, Ben Higdon, Brandon Sivertsen, Jesse Stringer and Libby Stringer. FREE
more info: 209-5941
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
The Alaska State Museum is installing a Giant North Pacific Octopus in the kids' Discovery Room. Kids ages 6-9 are invited to come learn about this brilliant but reclusive creature and about how warming oceans and plastic pollution are impacting it with biologists Sherry Tamone and Riley Woodford. Then, they'll work with artist Tanna Peters to create unique and artistic suckers for the octopus. This workshop is free but space is limited and registration is highly recommended. Call the Museum at 465-2901 to register. This session is geared for kids ages 6-9 years old. This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. Free, but registration is recommended. Call 465-2901 to register. lam.alaska.gov/youthart Claire Imamura,
more info: 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
The Juneau Raptor Center will be attending the Handcrafts & Market as well. Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care, Hats, Shawls, Baby Sets, Woven Rugs, Clothing, Scentsy, Movies, Games, Baked Goods, Air Plants, Table Runners, Placemats, Aprons and more.
more info Ginny Martin, 957-1158 or ginnymm54@gmail.com
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
We would like to invite you, your family and friends to join us for annual meeting and open house. Come learn how you can help the birds, have a snack, enjoy an activity or just visit with our education birds and learn from our volunteer bird handlers. Free for all ages We would love to hear your input at the meeting.
Contact us at infor@juneauraptorcenter.org
The Alaska State Museum is installing a Giant North Pacific Octopus in the kids' Discovery Room. Kids ages 9-12 are invited to come learn about this brilliant but reclusive creature and about how warming oceans and plastic pollution are impacting it with biologists Sherry Tamone and Riley Woodford. Then, they'll work with artist Tanna Peters to create unique and artistic suckers for the octopus. This workshop is free but space is limited and registration is highly recommended. Call the Museum at 465-2901 to register. This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. Free, but registration is recommended. Call 465-2901 to register. lam.alaska.gov/youthart
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Local historian and genealogist, and long time GGS member, Betty West Miller, will be the guest speaker following a short business meeting. www.ggsalaska.org
more info: Gary Kostenko, 723-2608
This event combines a competition and art show to raise money for Juneau Gastineau Rotary Club's youth programs. Admission is $5. Registration for the building competition costs $25 and to show a piece without selling is $35.
Nordic Film Festival Hosted by Sons of Norway and Friends of Scadinavia. Icelandic film. Halla is a fifty-year-old independent woman. But behind the scenes of a quiet routine, she leads a double life as a passionate environmental activist. Known to others only by her alias "The Woman of the Mountain," Halla secretly wages a one-woman-war on the local aluminum industry. Drama, humor, human. Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors and Military
more info goldtownnick.com Laurie Fuglvog 723-3052
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
Get Ready for Folk Festival at this month’s Barn Dance, Odette Edgar will teach and call contra dances to live music by “Full Circle”, lead by Greg Burger on fiddle and Mary DeSmet on guitar. All dances are taught and you don’t need experience or a partner. Admission is $10 for the general public, $5 for those 25 and under, and Free for JVs and Americorps. Sponsored by the Juneau International Folkdancers. Tickets at the door juneaucontras.org
more info: Tom Paul 463-3214
Gigi Monroe Presents... Project DRAG Runway! This month's Drag Show will consist of the kings and queens making their own costumes and performing their favorite hit songs for the audience to judge! Help us choose the craftiest king and queen! 21+. $13 at the door.
www.facebook.com/gigimonroe
missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
4-week series will incorporate mindful movement, yoga, breath, awareness of body and mind and relaxation to settle the mind. And more. This will be taught by Bev Ingram and Nancy Simpson. Cost $80 for members and $140 for non-members. Cost includes 4 classes and a private session. Registration is required. Space is limited. Register at front desk or by calling 789-5556
Come relax and catch a flick with us! We'll be showing "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald". Join us for some entertainment, snacks and friendly faces! This is a sober and family friendly event, with doors open at 4:45 PM and movie starts at 5:00 PM! Open to people recovering from any form of addiction, family members, friends, and supportive community members. Free https://www.facebook.com/events/360110087923578/?notif_t=event_calendar_create¬if_id=1552854466545521
more info: Carrie 907-463-6841 carriea@jamhi.org
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Pancakes, eggs, breakfast meats, tea, coffee, juice. 100% of the proceeds from this breakfast go to support the Meals on Wheels and Senior Center lunch program. $15 adults; $13 advance purchase; $7 child 7-12; 6 and under free.
more info: 463-6175
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5 per player
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
The board and midwives of the Juneau Family Birth Center will continue their annual Seward’s Day offering of a free movie presenting different perspectives on childbirth. Midwives will be available after the screening to answer questions about the film and about birth options available in Juneau. This year's movie "Why Not Home?" explores the important question: Why would doctors who attend birth in hospitals choose to have their own babies at home? What do they know about birth that others don't? The film presents a balanced and accessible view on the latest research, along with moving personal stories of medical practitioners faced with big decisions for their own growing families. This event is free and open to all; donations will be gratefully accepted for the Birth Center’s Donated Care program.
more info: juneaubirthcenter.org 586-1203
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Juneau Public Libraries provides a pop-up library at the Juneau Senior Center every other Tuesday during lunch from 1130-1230. We bring DVDs, books, CDs, audiobooks, and magazines for patrons to check out. We also create new library cards and accept requests for library materials.
more info: www.juneau.org/library Andrea.Hirsh@juneau.org
Wood Center Ballroom, UAF Campus; 1731 South Chandalar Drive Fairbanks, Alaska 99775 The public is invited to join University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen for the State of the University Address. If you cannot attend in person the Address will be live streamed at www.alaska.edu/pres/sou n/a www.alaska.edu/pres/sou
more info: Carolyn Hall; carolyn.h@alaska.edu
The inaugural meeting. Come and help us launch a new social group for beardos--with an eye (beard?) on doing things for the community. https://www.facebook.com/events/381972805720518/
more info: Matt Walker, 4434176759, thebeardedpastor@gmail.com
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Make a difference in a child's life. Become a CASA Volunteer and speak up for an abused and neglected child.
more info: juneaucasa@alaska.gov 907.465.4679
NAMI Basics is for any parent, guardian, or family caregiver who wants to better understand and support their child or teen who is experiencing emotional or behavioral health challenges, with or without a diagnosis. Our facilitators are parents who had a child experiencing behavioral health challenges before the age of 16. A licensed childcare provider will be onsite, and you can note your childcare needs on the registration form. Dinner is included, and we do our best to accommodate food sensitivities and keep meals healthy. While the course is offered free of charge, we ask participants to commit to the full course (not missing more than 2 classes) which takes place once a week for six consecutive weeks. This is a free course, but registration is necessary as space is limited. Register today at: https://namijuneau.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/nami-basics https://www.namijuneau.org/for-parents-guardians
more info: Crystal Bourland, namijuneau@gmail.com, 463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Nordic Film Festival Hosted by Sons of Norway and Friends of Scadinavia. Icelandic film. Halla is a fifty-year-old independent woman. But behind the scenes of a quiet routine, she leads a double life as a passionate environmental activist. Known to others only by her alias "The Woman of the Mountain," Halla secretly wages a one-woman-war on the local aluminum industry. Drama, humor, human. Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors and Military
more info: goldtownnick.com Laurie Fuglvog 723-3052
You're invited to share music and art at Mountainside Open Mic. Doors at 6:30pm, Open Mic at 7pm (two songs, all genres, all ages), showcase artist at 8:30pm. Bring a song to share or art supplies to draw or craft while you listen! This week's showcase artist: THISTLE & MYTH (Guy & Stacy Unzicker) https://www.facebook.com/pg/mountainsideopenmic/events/
more info: Marian Call, marian@mariancall.com
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Meet Southeast Alaska Extension Agents Sarah Lewis and Darren Snyder, and Acting Director of Extension Milan Shipka. Find out more about gardening, food preservation, health, and 4-H youth programs and upcoming workshops. Light refreshments will be provided. https://www.facebook.com/UAF.CES.Juneau/
more info: Susie Wilkie, 523-3280, susie.wilkie@alaska.edu
Meets 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of each month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups NAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
William Nuʻutupu Giles is an afakasi Samoan writer and arts educator from Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. This event is sponsored by UAS Student Activities and the Alaska Airlines Student Concert Series. It is free and open to the public. Free https://www.willgilespoetry.com/about
more info: uas.sab@alaska.edu
Free event. During this two-day event we will hear from eight experts joining us from all over the nation. As confidence in news media declines and any story someone doesn't like is often called fake news, "we believe it is time for a public discussion of the media landscape. National surveys indicated that trust in news media credibility continues to decline and fewer people are accessing the news. When they do, it 's often from the echo chambers of social media, perpetuating their biases. Key politicians call journalist the "enemy of the people" and many of their constituents embrace the sentiment. We hope to consider a number of issues, including media ownership, the thinning line between news and opinion, and tools to help consumers become more media literate. JWS and UAS believe local discussions of these issues are the first step to a broader dialogue.
more info: www.jwac.org Mary Miller, 907-500-5710
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Juneau Cabaret, with support from the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council, presents The Great American Songbook Series! All shows are Pay-As-You-Can.
December Featured Composer: The Lyricists
Local singers perform music from the Great American Song Book, along with alittle history. Coordinated by Tom Locher, Laura Haywood, & Heather Mitchell.
Saturdays are 2:00pm at the APK Lecture Hall, Sundays are 6:00 PM at the Mendenhall Valley Library.
Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care, Hats, Shawls, Baby Sets, Woven Rugs, Clothing, Scentsy, Movies, Games, Baked Goods, Air Plants, Table Runners, Placemats, Aprons, etc,.
more info: Ginny Martin, ginnymm54@gmail.com or 957-1158
Free event. During this two-day event we will hear from eight experts joining us from all over the nation. As confidence in news media declines and any story someone doesn't like is often called fake news, "we believe it is time for a public discussion of the media landscape. National surveys indicated that trust in news media credibility continues to decline and fewer people are accessing the news. When they do, it 's often from the echo chambers of social media, perpetuating their biases. Key politicians call journalist the "enemy of the people" and many of their constituents embrace the sentiment. We hope to consider a number of issues, including media ownership, the thinning line between news and opinion, and tools to help consumers become more media literate. JWS and UAS believe local discussions of these issues are the first step to a broader dialogue.
more info: www.jwac.org Mary Miller, 907-500-5710
The Alaska State Museum is installing a Giant North Pacific Octopus in the kids' Discovery Room. Kids ages 9-12 are invited to come learn about this brilliant but reclusive creature and about how warming oceans and plastic pollution are impacting it with biologists Sherry Tamone and Riley Woodford. Then, they'll work with artist Tanna Peters to create unique and artistic suckers for the octopus. This workshop is free but space is limited and registration is highly recommended. Call the Museum at 465-2901 to register. This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. Free, but registration is recommended. Call 465-2901 to register. lam.alaska.gov/youthart
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Discover a variety of summer activities for kids. Calendars provided for easy planning. Register on Site. What will your kids do this summer: Learn, Explore, Play, Discover, Create.
more info: 586-2635
Save $$ by learning about home energy efficiency and how you can convert your home heating system to an air source heat pump. Cut your heating bills by nearly 40%! FREE! https://renewablejuneau.org
more info: renewablejuneau@gmail.com
The Alaska State Museum is installing a Giant North Pacific Octopus in the kids' Discovery Room. Kids ages 6-9 are invited to come learn about this brilliant but reclusive creature and about how warming oceans and plastic pollution are impacting it with biologists Sherry Tamone and Riley Woodford. Then, they'll work with artist Tanna Peters to create unique and artistic suckers for the octopus. This workshop is free but space is limited and registration is highly recommended. Call the Museum at 465-2901 to register. This session is geared for kids ages 6-9 years old. This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. Free, but registration is recommended. Call 465-2901 to register. lam.alaska.gov/youthart
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Juneau builds and supports one-to-one relationships to ignite the biggest possible futures for our local youth. You are encouraged to create a team, reach out to your family, friends and co-workers to fundraise and have a blast bowling for a good cause! Together, we are the defenders of potential.
more info: www.bbbsak.org/bowl Erin at (907) 419-5407 or juneaubfks@bbbsak.org
Join us and help make a local difference! Gather your friends and family, start fundraising, and immediately be entered for prizes! Register or donate online! www.bbbsak.org/bowl . Call or email Erin Today to claim your lane and one hour time slot.
more info: 907-419-5407
Salvation Army is hosting this event and is looking for vendors as well as patrons to attend. It will be held during the annual SVA congress and up to 200 out of town attendees are expected. Cost is $10 to rent table
more info: Cindy 723-2686
An evening to Support UAS Student Scholarships. No host bar, Silent Auction-6pm, Dinner Buffet-7pm, Live & Dessert Auction-8pm. Tickets at: uasalumniauction.eventbrite.com $50 alumni & friend members, $60 General Public, $400 Table of 8.
Join Alumni & Friends on the Juneau campus for our largest event in support of student scholarships! The evening shines a spotlight on student stories and success, and includes dinner, a no-host bar, live music, a wonderful assortment of silent auction items from local Southeast businesses and individuals, delicious desserts, and more! Tickets for the event can be purchased at https://uasalumniauction.evertbright.com Alumni & Friends members: $50 General Public: $60 Table of 8: $400 For questions or if you would like to donate to the silent or dessert auction, contact the Alumni Relations office at uas.alumni@alaska.edu or 796-6569.
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
A heartfelt glimpse into the world of Haida Elder and master weaver Delores Churchill. Delores and filmmaker Ellen Frankenstein will be present for a discussion
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
4-week series will incorporate mindful movement, yoga, breath, awareness of body and mind and relaxation to settle the mind. And more. This will be taught by Bev Ingram and Nancy Simpson. Cost $80 for members and $140 for non-members. Cost includes 4 classes and a private session. Registration is required. Space is limited. Register at front desk or by calling 789-5556
Juneau Cabaret, with support from the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council, presents The Great American Songbook Series! All shows are Pay-As-You-Can.
December Featured Composer: The Lyricists.
Local singers perform music from the Great American Song Book, along with alittle history. Coordinated by Tom Locher, Laura Haywood, & Heather Mitchell.
Saturdays are 2:00pm at the APK Lecture Hall, Sundays are 6:00 PM at the Mendenhall Valley Library.
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Men, Women, Teens 15 and UP. Teams and Players. 20 game season for Men's and Women's. 14 game season for Coed Teams. All levels of talent are welcome. May thur Mid-July. 2nd Season Coed Mid July thru August. Play at Dimond Park Softball Complex & Savikko Park.
Visit: www.juneausoftball.com for more information and how to register a team. Registration deadline 3/29/19.
More info and Questions: Call JSA @ 907-957-7376.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$30 all materials included. 2 classes 4/1 & 4/8 Facebook: Shawn Hatt Cohen@Wat3rcolorNut Taught by Shawn Hatt Cohen, call 321-5414 to register
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
This is a free workshop provided by the Social Security Administration. https://beta.juneau.org/library/library-calendar#/?i=1
more info: Jen 586-0885
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Basics is for any parent, guardian, or family caregiver who wants to better understand and support their child or teen who is experiencing emotional or behavioral health challenges, with or without a diagnosis. Our facilitators are parents who had a child experiencing behavioral health challenges before the age of 16. A licensed childcare provider will be onsite, and you can note your childcare needs on the registration form. Dinner is included, and we do our best to accommodate food sensitivities and keep meals healthy. While the course is offered free of charge, we ask participants to commit to the full course (not missing more than 2 classes) which takes place once a week for six consecutive weeks. This is a free course, but registration is necessary as space is limited. Register today at: https://namijuneau.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/nami-basics https://www.namijuneau.org/for-parents-guardians
more info: Crystal Bourland, namijuneau@gmail.com, 463-4251
You're invited to share music and art at Mountainside Open Mic. Doors at 6:30pm, Open Mic at 7pm (two songs, all genres, all ages), showcase artist at 8:30pm. Bring a song to share or art supplies to draw or craft while you listen! This week's showcase artist: QUEENS https://www.facebook.com/pg/mountainsideopenmic/events/
more info: Marian Call, marian@mariancall.com
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS JUNEAU ARTS NIGHT!
The KTOO board meets on the first Thursday of every month except August and December. Meetings are open to the public and members are welcome to attend.
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of month. Families helping families. When a loved one struggles with a mental health condition such a depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, or related challenges, families are profoundly impacted. Talking with others and sharing resources, coping strategies and encouragement can be a lifeline. Support Group is free and confidential. Facilitated by trained peers. You are welcome to drop in.
more information visit our website: http://namiejuneau.org/support-groups
Private Studio (Lemon Creek area) Part of a weekend series of workshops April 4 - 7 with guest instructor Bahaia on Middle Eastern dance (bellydance). In this movement and theory workshop, Bahaia will help you find your own unique formula for balancing personal expression, cultural context, and audience expectations. Step out of the box, peel away tired labels, and define yourself in your own terms. $45 at door ($40 before 3/15). 3-Day Workshop Package (12 hrs total): $235 ($215 before 3/15). Hosted by Daughters of the New Moon, Juneau International Folkdancers affiliate. https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/classes-and-events.html https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/classes-and-events.html https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/contact-us.html
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Join us for the opening reception of John Hutchins' photo show "Every Kind of Joy: Folk in Alaska." Hutchins' images capture the magic of music from the stage to the hotel-room jam. Live music from Queens. Free
more info: www.ktoo.org Scott Burton scott [at] ktoo [dot] org
A First Friday Event In Memory of Marie Darlin. See Stump the Historian, a live game show focusing on local history. Watch contestants vie to answer local history questions posed by a charismatic game show host. Try to stump the historians with your own history questions. This event is in remembrance of longtime Alaskan, Marie Darlin, who was born April 3rd, 1925 and passed away June 2018 FREE
more info: juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572
Join NAMI Juneau for a fun night of local humor and storytelling on Friday, April 5! Support a great a cause while enjoying humorous stories with your friends and neighbors and comedian Matt Vogl! JAHC/Vendini Box Office https://www.namijuneau.org/nami-juneau-events
more info: Crystal Bourland, namijuneau@gmail.com, 463-4251
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Curiosity Unleashed STEM Stop by an time Hands-on STEM Activities. A free even t for k-5 families. Free Stem Goodie Bag! Light Snack!
more info: juneaustem.org
Free hands-on STEM activities designed for kids in Kinder through 5th! Light snack provided! Free STEM goodie bag for each family! free event!
more info: Lindsay - lindsay.baranovic@juneauschools.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Coffee & Collections: Death as a Headline (1900-1960) by Betsy Longenbaugh & Ed Schoenfeld Come to the City Museum for a cup of coffee and a presentation by former Juneau criminal reporters, Ed Schoenfeld and Betsy Longenbaugh. Ed and Betsy will present on historical murders that occurred in Juneau and Douglas between 1900 and 1960. Ed and Betsy are recipients of the Juneau History Grant which was awarded to help fund their visual presentation, Death as a Headline: Murder in Juneau/Douglas 1900-1960. In October 2018, Betsy and Ed led a downtown walking tour for the City Museum of several locations related to famous murders in the capital city. Beginning May 2019, Ed and Betsy will lead the tour for the City Museum each month through August. Tickets for the upcoming tours will be available for early purchase on April 6th. FREE
more info: juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572
Join the Juneau Garden Club as they get ready for summer! Potluck at noon, tool cleaning and sharpening workshop. Bring a maimum of 2 tools (no saws please). If you bring clean tools you can jump to sharpening stations sooner. free. all welcome
more info: juneaugardenclub.com Pat 500-9772
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Downtown Alaska Club (behind Foodland IGA) Part of a weekend series of workshops April 4 - 7 with guest instructor Bahaia on Middle Eastern dance (bellydance). Open to all levels and styles of dancer. In Arabic, “Baladi” means “my country”, and is a synonym for an endearing, wholesome, salt-of-the-earth quality. It is a precursor to and fundamental influence of belly dance. Explore movements that embody the earthy elegance and laid-back simplicity of Egyptian dance legend, Fifi Abdo. $45 at door ($40 before 3/15). 3-Day Workshop Package (12 hrs total): $235 ($215 before 3/15). Hosted by Daughters of the New Moon, Juneau International Folkdancers affiliate. https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/classes-and-events.html https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/classes-and-events.html https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/contact-us.html
Juneau Skating Club presents their annual spring show Magic, Mystery & Mayhem: A thrilling show of illusion, secrets, and alchemy - with a little chaos thrown in! Special guest skaters this year are Courtney Hicks and Jordan Moeller, both national competitors with the US Figure Skating Association. Tickets in advance through the JAHC, Hearthside books, or from Juneau Skating Club. Juneau Skating Club on Facebook
more info: Contact Dawn Welch, dawn@juneauskatingclub.org
Downtown Alaska Club (behind Foodland IGA) Part of a weekend series of workshops April 4 - 7 with guest instructor Bahaia on Middle Eastern dance (bellydance). Open to all levels and styles of dancer. The Mergence offers a dancer the opportunity to showcase a variety of moods and themes in a complex arrangement including: a prelude, a theme, taqsim, a folkloric element, a short drum solo, and a finale. Learn about the historical significance; dissect the structure in logical and manageable bites of music; embody it with a short choreography to the “theme”. $60 at door ($55 before 3/15). 3-Day Workshop Package (12 hrs total): $235 ($215 before 3/15). Hosted by Daughters of the New Moon, Juneau International Folkdancers affiliate. https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/classes-and-events.html https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/contact-us.html
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
Juneau Skating Club presents their annual spring show Magic, Mystery & Mayhem: A thrilling show of illusion, secrets, and alchemy - with a little chaos thrown in! Special guest skaters this year are Courtney Hicks and Jordan Moeller, both national competitors with the US Figure Skating Association. Ticket at the JAHC, Hearthside Books, and through the Juneau Skating Club. Juneau Skating Club on Facebook
more info: Dawn Welch, dawn@juneauskatingclub.org
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
Juneau Symphony's spring concert will wake you from winter's slumber and take you across a landscape of emotions from the desperation of defeat to the fanfare of triumph! JACC, Hearthside, and juneausymphony.org http://www.juneausymphony.org/apr2019/
more info: info@juneausymphony.org; 907-586-4676
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Downtown Alaska Club (behind Foodland IGA) Part of a weekend series of workshops April 4 - 7 with guest instructor Bahaia on Middle Eastern dance (bellydance). Open to all levels and styles of dancer. Add some retro to your dance! Discover the history of modern Belly Dance through the movements of the stars of Egypt’s Golden Age of Cinema. Golden Era Styling has an irresistible, sophisticated element which has nothing to do with being saccharin or cloying. $45 at door ($50 before 3/15). 3-Day Workshop Package (12 hrs total): $235 ($215 before 3/15). Hosted by Daughters of the New Moon, Juneau International Folkdancers affiliate. https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/classes-and-events.html https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/contact-us.html
Downtown Alaska Club (behind Foodland IGA) Part of a weekend series of workshops April 4 - 7 with guest instructor Bahaia on Middle Eastern dance (bellydance). Open to all levels and styles of dancer. *prerequisite: Egyptian Golden Era Styling workshop* Bahaia distilled the movements and characteristics of the great Egyptian dancers of the Golden Era to create her own style based on the beauty of that time. She shares a choreography with imbued with the style to the classic song Tamra Henna. $60 at door ($55 before 3/15). 3-Day Workshop Package (12 hrs total): $235 ($215 before 3/15). Hosted by Daughters of the New Moon, Juneau International Folkdancers affiliate. https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/classes-and-events.html https://www.daughtersofthenewmoon.com/contact-us.html
Juneau Symphony's spring concert will wake you from winter's slumber and take you across a landscape of emotions from the desperation of defeat to the fanfare of triumph! JACC, Hearthside, and juneausymphony.org http://www.juneausymphony.org/apr2019/ i
more info: info@juneausymphony.org; 907-586-4676
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
4-week series will incorporate mindful movement, yoga, breath, awareness of body and mind and relaxation to settle the mind. And more. This will be taught by Bev Ingram and Nancy Simpson. Cost $80 for members and $140 for non-members. Cost includes 4 classes and a private session. Registration is required. Space is limited. Register at front desk or by calling 789-5556
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Final recital of the Piano series.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
The Alaska Folk Festival is here! A FREE week of amateur and professional musicians, dances, and workshops.
more info: akfolkfest.org 304-881-3750
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
The Alaska Folk Festival is here! A FREE week of amateur and professional musicians, dances, and workshops. Free
more info: akfolkfest.org 304-881-3750
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
The Alaska Folk Festival is here! A FREE week of amateur and professional musicians, dances, and workshops. Free
more info: akfolkfest.org 304-881-3750
It's Folk Fest baby. Are you ready for a literal night of royalty? Celebrate QUEENS' reign with two hours of music featuring some of the best musicians and vocalists in Alaska. QUEENS will be performing their entire repertoire to date - that's four years of heart & harmony these women have crafted for y'all. With special guests: Annie Bartholomew with Sisters of White Chapel and Kat Moore of The Forest That Never Sleeps https://anightofqueens.bpt.me https://www.facebook.com/events/704359356628156/
more info: taylor.vidic@gmail.com
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Meets 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of the month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Local produce and craft vendors from 10-3, every second saturday, year-round!
Register to be a vender by emailing kylie@panhandleproduce.com
Proceeds from registrations benefit the Friends of the Library.
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints presents a community Easter Concert. Family-friendly free event. For specific questions contact Donna Leigh at paseakjuneau@gmail.com
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and ptalaska.org or 463-TIXS
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Low Vision Support Group
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Juneau Senior Center.
Share and learn about ways to adjust to vision loss. Rides are available to the meeting, but participants must arrange for their return ride home.
Call Laura at Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) for more info: 586-4920.
Join us at the monthly Roundtable meeting to talk about how we can foster the arts community in Juneau! We invite artists, art organizations, and any interested community members to contribute your ideas and comments.
If you can't make the meeting, please feel free to send your ideas to Meghan Garrison, Individual Artist Programs Coordinator: meghan@jahc.org or 907.586.2787.
Annual meeting of FJOA, last year's projects and looking ahead to 2019... plant sale, arboretum events and parties. Nibbles and great garden talk. Opportunity to join our group or renew your membership. free. all welcome
more info: friendsjoarboretum.org friendsjoa@gmail.com
Jesse LeBeau Actor "This Just In" and "The LeBeau Show" He is Ketchikan born and raised. Basketball Trick Artist Teen Advocate. This program is most suited to youth 10 years or older. Hosted by Juneau Glacier Valley Rotary Club. Tickets at either location of Hearthside Books. $35 each Doors open at 11:15; lunch served at 11:30) . No seating after 11:50am
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of month. Families helping families. When a loved one struggles with a mental health condition such a depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, or related challenges, families are profoundly impacted. Talking with others and sharing resources, coping strategies and encouragement can be a lifeline. Support Group is free and confidential. Facilitated by trained peers. You are welcome to drop in.
more information visit our website: http://namiejuneau.org/support-groups
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
35th Annual Zach Gordon Youth Center Community Easter Egg Hunt. Search for over 7,000 Easter Eggs! Hunt is for kids ages 0-10 years old! Each participant receives a free gift! Preregistration opens April 1! You can register in person at ZGYC or online! Check us out on Facebook or online @ http://www.juneau.org/parkrec/youthcenter/
more info: 586-2635
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Community wide Annual community litter pickup on public lands. Trash bags available at several locations from 8 - 10 am, tied full bags should be placed on side of major roadway for pickup by 2 pm.
more info: www.litterfree.org litterfreeinc@gmail.com
Two well reviewed Norwegian (with English subtitles) action adventure disaster movies. The Wave about cliff falls into Geiranger Fjord causing tsunami wave. The Quake about earthquake happening in Oslo first time since 1904. Same actors in both movies. Lead is man who studies earthquakes and his family. Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors
more info: goldtownnick.com Laurie Fuglvog 723-3052
Art Glasses - An Introduction to tasting wine, presented by John DeCherney and Keith Crocker, includes a beautiful Riedel glass and your own wine tasting journal - at 5 pm. Only 20 spots available.
Followed at 6 pm by Clink! Vintage '19, a delicious array fo 40 wines from around the world to sample. There will be a wine auction to bid on special bottles to go home with that night, live music, light appetizers. Special this year: Purchase up to 2 drink tickets for a glass of selected wines.
Enjoy the whole evening at a special price.
Clink! Vintage '19, a delicious array fo 40 wines from around the world to sample. There will be a wine auction to bid on special bottles to go home with that night, live music, light appetizers. Special this year: Purchase up to 2 drink tickets for a glass of selected wines.
Include the Art Glasses: Introduction to Wine Tasting at 5 pm at a special price.
Tickets to Clink are $30/person or $50 for a pair.
Reserve a seat at a table for 4 +$5/person
Both Art Glasses and Clink: $65/person or $120 for 2.
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
Gigi Monroe Presents... One of our favorite shows each year is the THROWBACK theme! This year, we are focused on the 90's, because... duh! They were amazing! Doors at 7, shows at 8 & 10. $13 at the door.
www.facebook.com/gigimonroe
missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
A one-woman musical featuring Patricia Hull as firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones, once called "the most dangerous woman in America." This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Tony Hoffman from rock bottom to recovery. Former BMX Elite Pro, BMX Olympic Coach, Youth Mentor. This program is most suited to youth 10 years or older. Hosted by Juneau Glacier Valley Rotary Club. Tickets at either location of Hearthside Books. $35 each Doors open at 11:15; lunch served at 11:30) . No seating after 11:50am
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Each film is 1.5 hours long. Two well reviewed Norwegian (with English subtitles) action adventure disaster movies. The Wave about cliff falls into Geiranger Fjord causing tsunami wave. The Quake about earthquake happening in Oslo first time since 1904. Same actors in both movies. Lead is man who studies earthquakes and his family. Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors
more info: goldtownnick.com Laurie Fuglvog 723-3052
You're invited to share music and art at Mountainside Open Mic. Doors at 6:30pm, Open Mic at 7pm (two songs, all genres, all ages), showcase artist at 8:30pm. Bring a song to share or art supplies to draw or craft while you listen! This week's showcase artist: JOCELYN MILES & Friends! https://www.facebook.com/pg/mountainsideopenmic/events/
more info: Marian Call, marian@mariancall.com
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Meets 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of each month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups NAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Well reviewed Norwegian (with English subtitles) action adventure disaster movie. The Wave about cliff falls into Geiranger Fjord causing tsunami wave.Lead is man who studies earthquakes and his family. Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors
more info: goldtownnick.com Laurie Fuglvog 723-3052
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Join the Juneau Pride Chorus for their annual evening of songs and silent auction. From chorus members, Hearthside Books and the JACC
more info: Juneaupridechorus.com Kim Kiefer, 586-4137
Film: The Quake (2018) Well reviewed Norwegian (with English subtitles) action adventure disaster movie. The Quake about earthquake happening in Oslo first time since 1904. Lead is man who studies earthquakes and his family. Suggested Donations at The Door. $12 general, $10 Sons of Norway members, Goldtown MGM and Seniors
more info: goldtownnick.com Laurie Fuglvog 723-3052
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Kikkan Randall Olympic gold Medalist in Cross Country Skiing, Multiple US and World Champion Titles, Alaska-HS Sports Hall of Fame, Cancer Survivor. This program is most suited to youth 10 years or older. Hosted by Juneau Glacier Valley Rotary Club. Tickets at either location of Hearthside Books. $35 each Doors open at 11:15; lunch served at 11:30) . No seating after 11:50am
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Alaska Design Forum Presents: Stefan Sjoberg of K+S Architecture Stockholm A founding partner of firm Kjellander Sjöberg, Stefan has continuously been recognized for his influence in contemporary architecture, urban practice and the architectural discourse. His projects tell the story of its essential elements: Life, Society, Fabric, Form, Environment. He has extensive experience in architecture and urban development. From a programmatically and technically comprehensive approach, he has consistently contributed to innovative architecture with a focus on sustainability, social interaction, urbanity and resource efficiency. Contribution to ADF request: $15/$5 http://alaskadesignforum.org/polar-shift/stefan-sjoberg/
more info: smb.architect@gci.net
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
The KTOO board meets on the first Thursday of every month except August and December. Meetings are open to the public and members are welcome to attend.
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of month. Families helping families. When a loved one struggles with a mental health condition such a depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, or related challenges, families are profoundly impacted. Talking with others and sharing resources, coping strategies and encouragement can be a lifeline. Support Group is free and confidential. Facilitated by trained peers. You are welcome to drop in.
more information visit our website: http://namiejuneau.org/support-groups
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Recommended for ages 10+. Tickets at Hearthside Books and the JACC and on line. Tickets on sale 2/7/19.
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Magical Cafe music, fantastic coffee and in treats in relaxed atmosphere. The cafe fills up fast so get there early purchase your favorites and relax with the Volante Winds joyful music. FREE
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Bring the whole family for an enchanting afternoon of music with the Volante Winds, a quintet of young professionals from Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music. Volante winds combines performance of the highest quality with a deep passion for education. FREE
more info: juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
King Louie & LaRhonda Steele. Tickets on sale 02/07/19. Tickets online, JACC, Hearthside Books.
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Lift a glass with firey labor activist Mary "Mother" Jones portrayed in one-woman musical by Si Kahn performed by Patricia Hull with Jon Hays. This is a benefit for Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
TICKETS
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Winds at the Shrine with Volante Wind Quintet. The sound of Winds through the rafters at the Chapel of the Shine of St. Therese. Buy tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books or online.
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Tickets go on sale 02/07/19. Tickets at Hearthside Books, The JACC, online.
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Free Concert with the Volante Wind Quintet
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Free concert in the Atrium with Julie Coucheron and William Ransom
more info: Reggie 463-3378
Participant $25 Audition $10. Ages 10 and up. Tickets at Hearthside Books, The JACC
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Volante, Wind Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon, Oboe, Sax. Tickets on sale 2/07/17. This is a master class. Participant $25 . Auditor $10. Tickets available at the JACC, Hearthside Books, online.
Recommended for ages 10+
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org
Free Brown Bag Concert with Volante Wind Quintet
more info: Reggie 463-3378
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Volante Winds Quintet. This will be held at the Walter Soboleff Clan House. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books.
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
UAS Egan Classroom Workshop open to all ages and levels JAHC, Hearthside Books & JJ&C jazzandclassics.org
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Volante Winds Quintet. This will be held at the Walter Soboleff Clan House. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books.
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Concert with Guitarist Eliot Fisk. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books .
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Location TBD Argus Quartet plus JAHC, Hearthside Books & JJ&C jazzandclassics.org
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Concert with Guitarist Eliot Fisk. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books .
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Rush hour concert with Gonzalo Bergara Trio . Free
Concert with Gypsy Guitarist Gonazlo Beregara Trio. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Meets 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of the month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Local produce and craft vendors from 10-3, every second saturday, year-round!
Register to be a vender by emailing kylie@panhandleproduce.com
Proceeds from registrations benefit the Friends of the Library.
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Free Concert with the Argus String Quartet
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Jazz meets Classics: Dueling Guitars featuring classical guitarist Eliot Fisk and jazz guitarist Gonzalo Bergara Trio with an appetizer/dessert buffet during intermission.
more info: jazzandclassics.org reggie@jazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Strings at the Shrine featuring the Argus String Quartet, one of today's most dynamic and versatile young string ensembles . Praised for its "supreme melodic control, total authority and decided dramatic impact", the Argus Quartet has a two-year appointment as Graduate Quarter in Residence at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@jazzandclassic.org or 463-3378
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Strings at the Shrine featuring the Argus String Quartet, one of today's most dynamic and versatile young string ensembles . Praised for its "supreme melodic control, total authority and decided dramatic impact", the Argus Quartet has a two-year appointment as Graduate Quarter in Residence at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@jazzandclassic.org or 463-3378
Location TBD JAHC, Hearthside Books & JJ&C
more info: jazzandclassics.org reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Free Concert at the State Office Atrium
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
String Workshop with Argus Quartet, for violin, voila, and cello. Participant $25 Aidotpr $10 Recommended for ages 10+
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Participant $25 Auditor $10. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Location TBD JAHC, Hearthside Books & JJ&C
more info: jazzandclassics.org reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Strings at the Clan House with the Argus Quartet this will be held at the Walter Sobeloff Clan House.
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
UAS Egan Classrooms Workshop open to all ages and levels JACC Box Office, Hearthside Books, jazzandclassics.org or at the JJ&C office 463-3378 jazzandclassics.org
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Strings at the Clan House with the Argus Quartet this will be held at the Walter Sobeloff Clan House.
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of month. Families helping families. When a loved one struggles with a mental health condition such a depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, or related challenges, families are profoundly impacted. Talking with others and sharing resources, coping strategies and encouragement can be a lifeline. Support Group is free and confidential. Facilitated by trained peers. You are welcome to drop in.
more information visit our website: http://namiejuneau.org/support-groups
Location TBD 2 pianos, 4 artist equals 8 hands JAHC, Hearthside Books & JJ&C jazzandclassics.org
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
An Evening of Jazz with Jamiee Paul & Leif. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Location TBD Jazz, Jazz and more Jazz! yes, JACC Box Office, Hearthside Books, jazzandclassics.org or at the JJ&C office 463-3378
more info: jazzandclassics.org reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
The amazing wrap-up to the Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival yes, JACC Box Office, Hearthside Books, jazzandclassics.org or at the JJ&C office 463-3378
more info: jazzandclassics.org reggie@jazzandclassics.org
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@juneaujazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
Rendezvous Gigi Monroe presents...Pop Star Battle Royalle! Queens and Kings face off to duke it out, drag style! Gaga vs. Madonna, Beyonce vs Rihanna, Elton John vs. Freddie Mercury. Special guest Golden Delicious from Anchorage joins in to referee! $13 cover at the door
more info: www.gigimonroe.com missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
TBD Uplifting, spiritual Music
more info: Jocelyn Miles, 907-419-0253
Brown Sugar presents the Gospel Explosion!
All ages welcome.
Tickets $15 in advance, $20 at the door. Available at Hearthside Books, the JACC, and www.jahc.org.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Low Vision Support Group
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Juneau Senior Center.
Share and learn about ways to adjust to vision loss. Rides are available to the meeting, but participants must arrange for their return ride home.
Call Laura at Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) for more info: 586-4920.
Join us at the monthly Roundtable meeting to talk about how we can foster the arts community in Juneau! We invite artists, art organizations, and any interested community members to contribute your ideas and comments.
If you can't make the meeting, please feel free to send your ideas to Meghan Garrison, Individual Artist Programs Coordinator: meghan@jahc.org or 907.586.2787.
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Meets 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of each month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups NAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Juneau Cabaret, with support from the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council, presents The Great American Songbook Series! All shows are Pay-As-You-Can.
December Featured Composer: Peggy Lee.
Local singers perform music from the Great American Song Book, along with alittle history. Coordinated by Tom Locher, Laura Haywood, & Heather Mitchell.
Saturdays are 2:00pm at the APK Lecture Hall, Sundays are 6:00 PM at the Mendenhall Valley Library.
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Juneau Cabaret, with support from the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council, presents The Great American Songbook Series! All shows are Pay-As-You-Can.
December Featured Composer: Peggy Lee
Local singers perform music from the Great American Song Book, along with alittle history. Coordinated by Tom Locher, Laura Haywood, & Heather Mitchell.
Saturdays are 2:00pm at the APK Lecture Hall, Sundays are 6:00 PM at the Mendenhall Valley Library.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Memorial Day weekend is blocked for graduation
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org