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Michaela Goade is a children’s book illustrator from southeast Alaska whose work includes “Encounter,” “How Devil’s Club Came to Be,” and “Let’s Go! A Harvest Story.” Join her for storytime at the Douglas Library as part of the Alaska Robotics Mini-Con. Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics, 907-586-3440
Visiting Mini-Con artist The Giant Rat teaches zine making for all ages. A zine is a tiny, self-published work of art. Supplies provided, this event is free to the public. Contact the library with questions. Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/ Juneau
more info: Public Library, 907-586-5249
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
This is the TMHS Spring Musical. This is a Mel Brooks comedy, so it is PG-13. Doors will open 15 minutes before start. There will be a bake sale at the shows as well.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
How to Invent Everything - Science on Screen with Ryan North & The Fountain As part of Science on Screen series, Ryan North will discuss his book which serves as a guide for the stranded time traveler. Learn to invent all of our modern conveniences from first principles. It’s the science of inventing everything! This is part of Science on Screen and is paired with a free screening of The Fountain at 7pm. Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics, 907-586-3440
Chris Yates makes incredible puzzles, and now, so can you! Space is limited so register soon at the Alaska Robotics Gallery – $25 materials fee or pay-as-you-can. Register at the Alaska Robotics Gallery, 220 Front Street, 907-523-0303 https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics Gallery, 907-523-0303
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
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
The Juneau Family Birth Center hosts April Turf for Tots on April 26. Lots of balls and trikes, a bouncy house, and healthy snack will encourage your tots have fun through movement. Information on local birth options for expectant and future families available. free open to the public; adults must accompany children at all times
more info: juneaubirthcenter.org Executive Director Madi Grimes 586-1203
Join the Alaska Robotics Mini-Con crew at the Mendenhall Valley Library as we introduce several of our visiting guest artists and authors through a musical variety show. This family-friendly event features short presentations, readings and music. It’s a delight! Snacks at 5pm, presentations begin at 6pm. Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics, 907-586-3440
Exploring Gins Around the World. Tickets $50 includes Tram Ride. Appetizers, Gin Tasting, Live Music, Tram Ride, Door Prizes
more info: 463-3488
Silent Auction, Live Auction, DJ Quelz . Tickets $15 at brownpapertickets.com or $20 at the door. Tickets include: 1 drink + 1 Entry into door prize drawing. all proceeds benefit Alaska Travel Industry Association Convention in Juneau
For the first time ever, Juneau Dance Theatre’s Spring Showcase will feature a full-length, original story ballet. Don’t miss Snow White, by Laszlo Berdo, and other mixed repertoire choreographed by Artistic Director, Zachary Hench, Alisha Falberg, Catherine Fowle, and Janice Hurley. This performance series features JDT Company dancers, JDT students of all levels, and a special performance by Radiophonic Jazz! Audiences of all ages will enjoy!
This is the TMHS Spring Musical. This is a Mel Brooks comedy, so it is PG-13. Doors will open 15 minutes before start. There will be a bake sale at the shows as well.
Dinner, Music with Teri Tibbett, Silent Auction and Raffle. $25 adults, children 14 and under $10. Tickets can be purchased at Polaris House. Catering provided by Mar-y-Sol.
More info: 780-6775
ages 21+
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
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Senator Jesse Kiehl, representative Andi Story and Representative Sara Hannan invited you to a Town Hall. come and enjoy a mid-morning conversation with your legislators over donuts and a cup of coffee. Bring your questions!
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Keep them safe. Clean them out. Take them back. DEA National Rx takeback. Visit DEATake.com for a collection site near you.
Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care, Make Up, Hats, Shawls, Headbands, Baby Sets, Woven Rugs, Clothing, Scentsy, Movies, Games, Baked Goods, Air Plants, Table Runners, Placemats, Aprons, Kitchen Towels, etc.,
more inf: Ginny Martin, 907-957-1158, ginnymm54@gmail.com
It will be at the JACC, Zac Gordon Youth Center, KTOO, State Museum It's Alaska Robotics Mini-Con! Juneau's celebration of comic arts, costumes, games and more. The main convention is Saturday April 27th from 10am-5pm at the Juneau Arts & Culture Center. There will also be games, workshops and presentations throughout the day at the Alaska State Museum, KTOO and Zach Gordon Youth Center. There are also community events Thursday and Friday. See the full schedule here: https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/ Mini-Con is free to the public thanks to community sponsors! Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics, 907-586-3440
Come color, write, and play with sculpey at the Zac Gordon Youth Center with visiting artists from Alaska Robotics Mini-Con. Supplies provided! Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics, 907-586-3440
Presentations by your favorite visiting comic artists and authors. 11am: adventure cartoonist Lucy Bellwood. // Noon: Baby-Sitters Club Super Secret Club Meeting, with Raina Telgemeier and Gale Galligan. // 1pm: Eisner-winning graphic novelist Tillie Walden, creator of 'Spinning' and 'On a Sunbeam.' // 2pm: Cartoonist and illustrator Jen Wang, creator of 'Koko Be Good' and 'The Prince and the Dressmaker.' // 3pm: Kazu Kibuishi, author and illustrator of the Amulet series. Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics, 907-586-3440
Alaskan authors & illustrators lead a multi-part workshop on making picture books. Drop into a single session or stay for the whole thing! // 12pm – 1pm ~ Self Publishing Picture Books, w/ Inari Kylanen & Lee Post. Learn how to assemble a book from scratch. Inari and Lee will teach participants how to create a book dummy that participants can fill in with text and illustrations. // 1pm – 2pm ~ Writing Picture Books, w/ Hannah Lindoff. Hannah will teach participants how to turn an idea into a story meant to be illustrated by yourself or someone else. // 2pm – 3pm ~ Illustrating Picture Books, w/ Michaela Goade & Lucas Elliott. Lucas & Michaela teach participants how to turn words into images and design characters that can convey a story. Free! https://minicon.alaskarobotics.com/2019-schedule/
more info: Alaska Robotics, 907-586-3440
This is the TMHS Spring Musical. This is a Mel Brooks comedy, so it is PG-13. Doors will open 15 minutes before start. There will be a bake sale at the shows as well.
For the first time ever, Juneau Dance Theatre’s Spring Showcase will feature a full-length, original story ballet. Don’t miss Snow White, by Laszlo Berdo, and other mixed repertoire choreographed by Artistic Director, Zachary Hench, Alisha Falberg, Catherine Fowle, Janice Hurley, and Leslie Wagner. This performance series features JDT Company dancers, JDT students of all levels, and a special performance by Radiophonic Jazz! Audiences of all ages will enjoy! Lap children ages 2 and under are free! JACC, Hearthside Books, at the door, or online at juneaudance.org www.juneaudance.org
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Pride Chorus Concert “It Takes a Village” Silent Auction 6:30; PFLAG JNU Pride Chorus annual concert 7:30 under Direction of Kathleen Wayne with musicians Jacque Farnsworth, Luke Weld and John Tickets at door juneaupridechorus.com; FB Juneau Pride Chorus Mo Longworth,
more info: ahfm@gci.net
Juneau Soccer Club girls Pennies for Patients Fundraiser for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is a fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and goes to research scientists and doctors to find a cure. Partial funds go to the Juneau Soccer Club girls 05-06 travel team to travel to the Alaska Cup tournament $10 per person
more info: Ron Travis, 907-723-9760
Mixed Martial Arts & Boxing. Doors open @7 Fights start @8. $45 ringside/$30 general $10 more at the door. Tickets @ McGivney's, JACC, Hearthside. Call 321-3496 for full table.
Wild West Roundup will be held at the Red Dog. Must be 21+ Pre-sale $20, IP $35 free drink with admission. Featuring Downtown Dames, Valley Dames, Shoefly, Rislute Boutique, The Studio, Freya 4th Coast. ticketsavailable@juneaurotaractroundup.brownpapertickets.com
For the first time ever, Juneau Dance Theatre’s Spring Showcase will feature a full-length, original story ballet. Don’t miss Snow White, by Laszlo Berdo, and other mixed repertoire choreographed by Artistic Director, Zachary Hench, Alisha Falberg, Catherine Fowle, Janice Hurley, and Leslie Wagner. This performance series features JDT Company dancers, JDT students of all levels, and a special performance by Radiophonic Jazz! Audiences of all ages will enjoy! Lap children ages 2 and under are free! JACC, Hearthside Books, at the door, or online at juneaudance.org www.juneaudance.org
more info: JDT Office: 907-463-5327 juneaudance@gci.net
This is the TMHS Spring Musical. This is a Mel Brooks comedy, so it is PG-13. Doors will open 15 minutes before start. There will be a bake sale at the shows as well.
An evening of classical and traditional music performed by Juneau String Ensembles, including Aurora Strings, Ursa Major, Mini Fiddlers and Auke Bay JAMM. Directed by Guo Hua Xia. Pay As You Can tickets available at the door
more info: vaniahkim@yahoo.com
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
21+
Odette Edgar will teach and call contra dances to live music by “Greg and the Wharf Rats”, featuring Greg Burger, Jack Fontanella, and Tom Paul. All dances are taught and you don’t need experience or a partner. Admission is $10 for the general public, $5 for students and those 25 and under, and Free for JVs and Americorps. Sponsored by the Juneau International Folkdancers.
More Info: 463-3214 or juneaucontras.org Tickets at the door juneaucontras.org Tom Paul 463-3214
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
Come learn basic macrame techniques. Jessica will guide you through a step by step process of creating a wall hanging. Choose from several colors of rope to make it unique! $30 class registration + $20 supply fee Please e-mail rebecca@kindredpost.com or stop by at Kindred Post! https://www.facebook.com/events/372718616911898/?notif_t=plan_admin_added¬if_id=1554771266269974
more info: rebecca@kindredpost.com
BEGINNER MACRAWEAVE (Macrame + Weaving) Come learn basic macrame techniques and simple weaving skills. Jessica will guide you through a step by step process of creating a wall hanging. Add a pop of color by learning to weave wool roving into your macrame as well! $45 class registration + $20 supply fee Please e-mail rebecca@kindredpost.com or stop by at Kindred Post! https://www.facebook.com/events/372718616911898/?notif_t=plan_admin_added¬if_id=1554771266269974
more info: rebecca@kindredpost.com
Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, social and religious, community-based, shape-note singing. Shape notes—shapes added to the note heads in the score—help you find the pitch fast. Everyone is welcome to join in song, without regard to religion or belief. No experience is necessary. free https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sacredharpjuneau/
more info: Lena Simmons 789-4604
This is the TMHS Spring Musical. This is a Mel Brooks comedy, so it is PG-13. Doors will open 15 minutes before start. There will be a bake sale at the shows as well.
This is the annual fundraiser for the Glory Hall. "Serving those most in need". 1 ticket-$40 good for admission, soup, bread, cookies, a handmade bowl, and so much more.
more info: 485-4159 or info@feedjuneau.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
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Learn about Tobacco, Vaping and Opioid risk factors and how to keep your youth safe.
more info: kristinc@jamhi.org or 463-6816
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
Dr. Ray Pastorino PhD Former Director of Behavioral Medicine at the Alaska Family Practice Residency in Anchorage, will discuss "burnout and Self Care for Caregivers" and Tracy Vervelde from SAIL will discuss "Community Resources for Long Term Care and Support Needs.
more info: Felicite 586-0438
Join us and two experts as we learn about burnout and self care for caregivers as well as community resources for care and support needs. The program is presented by Southeast Senior Services, a program of Catholic Community Services.
more info: Felicite 586-0438
Learn about Tobacco, Vaping and Opioid use risk factors and how to keep your youth safe.
more info: Kristin at KristinC@JAMHI.org or 463-6816
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.
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Hospice and Home Care of Juneau, a division of Catholic Community Service, is holding a six-week grief support group that is open to anyone in the community who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Share your experience, learn coping strategies and meet others who are dealing with similar issues. The group will meet Wednesday evenings from April 17 to May 22, 2019. Free
more info: Beth Parsons, Bereavement Coordinator, 463-6123
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
Centennial Hall - Egan Room A short film about big business in the Chilkat Valley. Set in Klukwan and Haines, the film looks at the potential impact of the proposed Palmer Project on the Chilkat Valley. The film will be followed by a panel discussion of local experts. $5 suggested donation at the door www.seacc.org
more info: Bryn Fluharty - bryn@seacc.org
Volunteer training to allow individuals to interact with FPJ guest families No tickets www.familypromisejuneau.org or Family Promise of Juneau on Facebook Shannon Fisher,
more info: 907-500-3032
Theater at Latitude 58 Presents The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza! A comedy by Don . Zolidis. Directed by David Brooks, Assistant Director Kara Wad. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and at the door.
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
Visit the City Museum for a FREE opening reception for 2 new exhibits: The Rhythm of Winter: What We Do in the Cold and Dark, and solo artist, Christianne Carrillo’s, Legacy. Both exhibits will be on display through October, 2019. FREE juneau.org/library/museum
more info: Elissa Borges 586-3572
Celebrate JAMM's first-ever album release with a dance party, facepainting, musical petting zoo, local artists and JAMM performances, food for sale, silent dessert auction and more! No tickets necessary; donations gratefully accepted
more info: juneaumusicmatters.com juneaujamm@gmail.com
Come listen to David Moore and his journey with yoga to greater health and happiness. In the last 1.5 years, David has lost 150 pounds. More than an exercise, yoga has been a place for David to focus inward, find contentment, and patience for this journey. David is also a Nurse Practitioner and will speak on different options people may find helpful if food addictions are something they struggle with. $5 cover charge / donation is optional, all proceeds go to the Trini Foundation (non profit supporting people utilizing yoga on their road to sobriety). at the studio, evening of the event.
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com theyogapath@gci.net
Theater at Latitude 58 Presents The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza! A comedy by Don . Zolidis. Directed by David Brooks, Assistant Director Kara Wad. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and at the door.
After the opening reception of Cruisin' the Fossil Coastline, an exhibition by Ray Troll and paleontologist Kirk Johnson, from 4:30-7, join Ray for an exploration of the creatures featured in it. From pachyrhinosaurus to Matanuska ammonites to ichthyosaurs, the fossil coastline is full of amazing animals large and small. museums.alaska.gov
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
We'll buddying up with the Fusion group for our May 3, dance. They'll be using the dance to kickoff a Blues Fusion weekend workshop with guest instructor Justin Riley. Should be good fun.
Theme: May Day Blues Fusion Dance
Friday, May 3, 7:00 – 10:30 pm
Lesson at 7:30: Guest instructor Justin Riley will give a longer than usual dance lesson on Blues Fusion.
Suggested $10 - Proceeds split between instructor & the JACC
There's workshop info posted on the Juneau Dance Facebook page Blues and Fusion Dance Workshop with Justin Riley. You can sign up here Juneau Fusion Dance Workshops with Justin Riley.
Info from the Facebook page:
Sliding Scale: $65 and up for full weekend pass.
$15/hour a la carte, single day passes also available
Write Eric regarding Scholarship Tickets.
As follows is the Schedule. Full class descriptions are at the bottom.
- Friday
Bar Blues: Reaching for a Folk Narrative and Folk Education.
Lesson from 7 - 8, open dance from 8 - 10 at the JACC
(This is a partnership with Juneau Ballroom Dance, Your lesson will be covered by registration, but not the dance. Money from the dance goes to the JACC.)
- Saturday Afternoon
Honing Foundations, Connection, and Partnership: The Grammar of Dance.
3:30 - 7:30 at the Rookery
(Afterward there is the Jazz and Classics annual Blues dance and Centennial Hall! We are not affiliated, but still an awesome dance!)
- Sunday Afternoon
Cultivating Creativity, Musicality, and Play: What It Really Means To Dance.
3:30 - 7:30 at the Rookery
- After Lessons on Sunday we will have a potluck at Auk Rec and dance around the fire until midnight!
Registration is open here: https://imput.typeform.com/to/OETo0T
Full Class descriptions:
Friday: Bar Blues: Reaching for a Folk Narrative and Folk Education.
Taking a Blues class is a recent invention of our sub-culture. Historically, there was music, so people danced. We were together, so we danced together. Dance in many communities learned like we learn our first language; from the beginning, and by doing. This class attempts to recreate this Folk Education narrative of Blues through the use of creative pedagogy, somatic exercises, and dancing.
Saturday: Honing Foundations, Connection, and Partnership: The Grammar of Dance.
We will be looking at the fundamentals that make partnership in grove-based and Fusion partner dancing possible. This session will further our understanding of how our bodies work with a partner and open up new avenues of expression and movement.
While this class will help students reach an advanced level of dancing and body awareness, it will be taught in a way that is immediately accessible for all levels.
Sunday: Cultivating Creativity, Musicality, and Play: What It Really Means To Dance.
We will be bringing our focus to the true essence of dance: creative expression, musicality, and play. We will do exercises designed to cultivate creativity in movement for our own dancing, as well as develop skills to bring out creativity in our partners. We will give both leads and follows the confidence, freedom, and skills needed to have a collaboratively creative voice. We will work on how we as dancers can effectively compose our movement alongside any music. This session will go well beyond just the conceptual and focuses on the variations in frame, tone, and muscle engagement that bring theory into reality.
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
Garden of Agony started out as a Christian band back in 2012, but now their authentic rock and roll sound pays ode to the roots of the genre with the infusion of raucously twisted metal influences. Featuring Danial Sabo on bass, Daisy Lane on vocals, Caleb Friday on drums, and David Friday on lead guitar, they come together as a powerhouse of musicians each with their own stylistic input on the synergistically tight melodies which bring out their sound’s anthemic potential. With every track standing as a testament to the bands diversity their catalogue of music contains music which will leave all alt rock fans enamoured. Yet, with each of their singles you can expect an aurally alchemic attack with angularly technical riffs and chord progressions which prove that Garden on Agony are much more than your average up and coming Rock Metal outfit. After spending 6 years touring in churches and other music venues across Southeast Alaska they have built up a strong collective of fans who never fail to be enamoured by their stage presence in live shows and the unadulteratedly rhythmic energy they put into their performances. Thanks to their wide range of stylistic influences you can expect the psychedelic energy of Pink Floyd, the pensively poignant lyricism of Incubus, and the angst and energy from bands such as Linkin Park and Green Day. With exciting things to come in 2019 for Garden of Agony, make sure you come along for the ride. Free Admission https://www.facebook.com/events/284256799163282/?active_tab=about
more info: lance mitchell 9076028391
Commercial Fishermen's Memorial, near Taku Fisheries Come celebrate commercial fishing in Alaska, and remember those who have passed on. All are invited.
More at http://www.akcfmemorial.org/
Join the Raptor Center for Juneau Appreciation Day and Ride the Goldbelt Mt. Roberts Tramway. $15 local residents, $7 (ages 6-12) 5 years and under ride free. Ticket sales to the tram have been reduced for one day only for local residents; admission is good all day long; take as many rides as you want! Tell your family and friends!
more info: 586-8393 message phone
For current Girl Scout Daisies (K-1), girls entering kindergarten in the fall, and their parents. Come join us for some unicorn-themed activities and see just how much fun i is to be a Daisy Girl Scout! Our membership specialist will also be on hand for parents to learn about joining or starting a troop.
more info: Alyson Cooper, acooper@girlscoutsalaska.org
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.
Join us for a maritime sing-along with Sally Donaldson and Ed Schoenfeld. Learn to sing sea shanties as they were sung on old sailing ships. Then head down the hill to the 10th Annual Juneau Maritime Festival on the water front. This event is FREE. FREE juneau.org/library/museum
more info: Elissa Borges 586-3572
Theater at Latitude 58 Presents The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza! A comedy by Don . Zolidis. Directed by David Brooks, Assistant Director Kara Wad. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and at the door.
Learn to draw cool fish, sharks, dinosaurs and more with Ray Troll! Ray will demonstrate his special technique of drawing on dark paper with pigment rich crayons. This workshop is open to ages 6-18. Space is limited, so reserve your spot by calling the Alaska State Museum at 465-2901. Registration begins on April 23. This program is partially funded by 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 required. Call 465-2901 to register. lam.alaska.gov/youthart
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
The students of Mary DeSmet and Greg Burger, ages 6 to 18, perform in the 29th annual recital, featuring piano, voice, guitar, fiddle, banjo music in a variety of musical styles. Please bring one non-perishable food item as a donation to the church’s community food pantry Mary DeSmet or Greg Burger, fullcircle@ak.net,
more info: 789-3933
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
Theater at Latitude 58 Presents The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza! A comedy by Don . Zolidis. Directed by David Brooks, Assistant Director Kara Wad. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and at the door.
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
Celebrate May the Fourth with Taku Winds playing Star Wars music. Also hear selections from E.T., Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica and Holst's Jupiter and Mars. Adults $20; Seniors $18 advance, $20 at-the-door; Students $5; Children 12 and under in costume free when accompanied by an adult www.juneaucommunityband.org
more info: juneaucommunityband@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
Allen Marine Tours Come explore a world of chocolate and find a golden ticket on this Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Themed Wildlife Cruise! This cruise supports SAIL's ORCA Program. Tickets can be purchased online at sailinc.org, over the phone at 586-4920, and in person at our office at 3225 Hospital Dr #200. sailinc.org
more info: 907-586-4920
Find the golden ticket and enter into a world of chocolate and sweets on this Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Themed Wildlife Cruise! Generously supported by Allen Marine Tours and a fundraiser for Sail's Orca Program. Tickets at www.sailing.org or at the SAIL Office 3225 Hospital Drive #200 or 586-4920
Celebrate International Day of the Midwife with your local birth experts. A very family-friendly event featuring bouncy house, healthy snacks, face painting, and a special Tot Rave the second hour! Boogie with your children to Raffi and other favorites. Tours and information on birth options in Juneau ongoing. Free and open to the public
more info: juneaubirthcenter.org Executive Director Madi Grimes 586-1203
Theater at Latitude 58 Presents The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza! A comedy by Don . Zolidis. Directed by David Brooks, Assistant Director Kara Wad. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books and at the door.
The students of Mary DeSmet and Greg Burger, ages 6 to 18, perform in the 29th annual recital, featuring piano, voice, guitar, fiddle, banjo music in a variety of musical styles. FREE Please bring one non-perishable food item as a donation to the church’s community food pantry. no website Mary DeSmet or Greg Burger, fullcircle@ak.net
more info: 789-3933
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
Tickets go on sale 02/07/19. Tickets at Hearthside Books, The JACC, online.
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.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
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
Juneau Chamber of Commerce conference room Diagnose & monitor your company's financial performance https://aksbdc.ecenterdirect.com/events/7150 www.aksbdc.org Victoria, 907-786-7201, Victoria.Hofmann@aksbdc.org. If you sign up for an advisor prior to the class, you get 25% discount code.
This is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff to bring. Thanks! (Free!) Register here so we know how much food to buy: https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158 Austin Tagaban,
more info: email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
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
Douglas Community Fire Hall and Public Library Conference Room Douglas Fourth of July Committee Members Anyone interested in becoming a member of the committee http://douglas4thofjuly.com/
more info: Molly McCormick, President 907-321-3510
Randy Stonehill, Christian Music Hall of Famer, will be providing a benefit concert for Love INC Juneau. There is no admission charge. A free love offering will be received. Donations will be matched by the Benito and Frances C. Gaguine Foundation. Free Tickets can be picked up at Love INC office MWF 10-3, or email loveinc@alaska.net www.randystonehill.com Program Coordinator 780-4090 ext 28
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.
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Hospice and Home Care of Juneau, a division of Catholic Community Service, is holding a six-week grief support group that is open to anyone in the community who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Share your experience, learn coping strategies and meet others who are dealing with similar issues. The group will meet Wednesday evenings from April 17 to May 22, 2019. Free
more info: Beth Parsons, Bereavement Coordinator, 463-6123
In May, Russia and other countries celebrate the victory over Nazi Germany and the end of the Second World War with a holiday called Victory Day. Come celebrate with the Juneau Sister Cities Committee at the Northern Tea House! Featuring plays by Thunder Mountain High School's Advanced Russian class and poetry by local poets. There will be tea and snacks for purchase. All interested persons and persons with ties to Russophone countries are encouraged to attend! https://beta.juneau.org/clerk/boards-committees/boards-master-list-2-2/sister-cities-committee
more info Junnie Chup at junnie.chup@gmail.com
Meeting in the Library. This is our annual "hands on" night. Luke Brockman will be demonstrating a favorite salmon fly pattern, and we will be making zonker strips from rabbit pelts. Materials will be provided however participants will need to bring their own tying vice and tools. Coming up, the annual Twin Lakes Casting Night, in conjunction with Tongass Trout Unlimited and Alaska Fly Fishing goods, is scheduled for May 22. Free to public Facebook - Raincountry Flyfishers
more info: Kevin Miller - 790-4463
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
Are you interested in learning how mindfulness practices can help reduce stress? This introductory class will provide fundamental mindfulness concepts, as well as simple tips, tools and techniques to help incorporate mindfulness into everyday activities of life. Explore the value of being present in our increasingly fast paced world, with Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction teacher and psychotherapist, Bridget Kuhar. Contact Felicite 586-0438 with questions. Free! https://www.namijuneau.org/
more info: Felicite, 586-0438
Theater at Latitude 58 presents Arcadia by Tom Stoppard. This brilliant play moves smoothly between 1809 and the present as it explores the nature of truth and time, the difference between classical and romantic temperaments, and the disruptive influence of sex on our life orbits-the attraction that Newton left out. There is some adult language, so this is best for audiences 13 and up. Directed by Karen Allen. Tickets available at Hearthside Books, on Vendini, at the JACC and at the door.
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
Juneau Student Symphony Classic Gems Spring Concert The spring concert of the Juneau Student Symphony and the Juneau Student Symphony Strings Ensemble conducted by Mike Bucy and Missouri Smyth. Pieces include William Tell Overture, La Mariachi, Gershwin in Concert, Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring among others. Pay-as-you-Can at the door http://www.juneausymphony.org/student-symphony/
more info: Teresa Bleakley 586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Theater at Latitude 58 presents Arcadia by Tom Stoppard. This brilliant play moves smoothly between 1809 and the present as it explores the nature of truth and time, the difference between classical and romantic temperaments, and the disruptive influence of sex on our life orbits-the attraction that Newton left out. There is some adult language, so this is best for audiences 13 and up. Directed by Karen Allen. Tickets available at Hearthside Books, on Vendini, at the JACC and at the door.
Concert with Gypsy Guitarist Gonazlo Beregara Trio. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books
more info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org or 463-3378
This is a sprint triathlon to benefit Juneau Special Olympics $50 donation per participant. https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/NTA4MTU www.apoaonline.org
more info: Sarah Hieb, 907-321-5705
This event will feature a bird-banding demonstration. See songbirds up close and learn about one way that scientists study them. Stop by anytime during the morning. Family friendly free event. Heavy rain or gales will cancel bird capture, but biologists will be on hand to answer your questions about local birds rain or shine.
more info: Gwen Baluss, president@juneau-audubon-society.org
We will be selling Pansies grown at Glacier Gardens. The pansies cost $3/each and a portion of each sale benefits Ms. Smith's and Ms. Rakos' classrooms.
more info: Allison Smith, allison.smith@juneauschools.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Art How can creativity help keep you well? Come and learn about the profession of art therapy and how it improves wellness. Come help us make a group piece of artwork to show others about the art therapy experience. This art piece will display many things people do to stay well. People of all ages and abilities are welcome. Free! https://www.namijuneau.org/
more info: Felicite, 586-0438
True Crimes: Capital Killers is a walking tour of the downtown Juneau area which highlights historic murders that occurred in Juneau and Douglas between 1900 and 1960. This tour is led by former Juneau crime reporters, Ed Schoenfeld and Betsy Longenbaugh. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Cost is $25 and includes admission to the Museum and a 20% discount on select items in the Museum Store. Space is limited. Call the Museum to reserve your spot. Best suited for adults and mature teens. Call the City Museum 585-3572 juneau.org/library/museum
more info: Elissa Borges 586-3572
These 6 teams have been learning positive living for 10 weeks and training for inner and outer strength. All are welcome to join our end of season celebrations and 5K fun run! Running buddies and other volunteers needed. gotrgreateralaska.org Kirk,
more info: 586-4902, kirkb@awareak.org
Free Concert with the Argus String Quartet
During National Military Appreciation Month, come out and help the American Red Cross of Alaska celebrate our service members and their families! This is a free event and everyone is welcome. Free hot dogs and hamburgers will be available, while supplies last. Posting of the colors and reading of POW/MIA will take place at 12:30 p.m. and The Juneau Big Band will be performing from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. A Black Hawk helicopter and US Coast Guard vessel will be available for viewing. A cake walk, face painting, corn hole and other family-friendly games will be available. https://www.facebook.com/events/647666345654468/ https://www.facebook.com/events/647666345654468/
more info: Lori Wilson - American Red Cross of Alaska Far North and Interior District Executive Director and Juneau Liaison: 907-347-8266 or lori.wilson2@redross.org
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
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.
Theater at Latitude 58 presents Arcadia by Tom Stoppard. This brilliant play moves smoothly between 1809 and the present as it explores the nature of truth and time, the difference between classical and romantic temperaments, and the disruptive influence of sex on our life orbits-the attraction that Newton left out. There is some adult language, so this is best for audiences 13 and up. Directed by Karen Allen. Tickets available at Hearthside Books, on Vendini, at the JACC and at the door.
Juneau Crime Line is having a Mother’s Day Weekend Cruise to benefit the JPD K9 program. Buddy, JPD’s only K9 dog is in need of a specialized shelter and the funds generated from this 3-hour Allen Marine catamaran cruise will be dedicated to this cause. Buddy has helped stop 10 million dollars (Street value) of drugs from being in our community. Tickets are $65 and available at BrownPaperTickets.com or at Mommy ‘n Me Wear in the airport shopping center.
more info: JuneauCrimeLine.com 723-4668
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
Theater at Latitude 58 presents Arcadia by Tom Stoppard. This brilliant play moves smoothly between 1809 and the present as it explores the nature of truth and time, the difference between classical and romantic temperaments, and the disruptive influence of sex on our life orbits-the attraction that Newton left out. There is some adult language, so this is best for audiences 13 and up. Directed by Karen Allen. Tickets available at Hearthside Books, on Vendini, at the JACC and at the door.
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
Mothers Day, we will rally Congress to halt the U.S. immigration abuse intending to become more heinous with the White House demands for increasing the I.C.E. troop-platoon and the size of Customs and Border Protection. Those indignant with this aggressive and catastrophic inhumanity to civilized behavior with OUR Nation's lack of welcome for refugees fleeing from the Climate Change evoked violence in Central America will be rallying at noon in front of our Congressional Delegation Office, downtown Juneau at 800 Glacier Ave., in anticipation of provoking our Senators to dismiss and decease the Trump executor's derelict immigration policies. Without or Delegation present, we can help to educate the body-politic as weekend, lunchtime commuters navigate the Willoughby, Glacier, Egan access, tri-corner this Day of our Earth Mother!
more info: John S. Sonin, 586-8212, sojohn61@hotmail.com
Theater at Latitude 58 presents Arcadia by Tom Stoppard. This brilliant play moves smoothly between 1809 and the present as it explores the nature of truth and time, the difference between classical and romantic temperaments, and the disruptive influence of sex on our life orbits-the attraction that Newton left out. There is some adult language, so this is best for audiences 13 and up. Directed by Karen Allen. Tickets available at Hearthside Books, on Vendini, at the JACC and at the door.
Treat your mom to a special day on the water with fun for the whole family! Bring your camera and binoculars and be on the look out for humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, porpoises, harbor seals, bald eagles, and more! Light lunch will be provided, catered by Breeze In. https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/NTQ4OTE= https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/NTQ4OTE=
more info: Anneka Morgan, 907-463-6152, anneka.morgan@ccsjuneau.org
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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
Meeting of regular users of Centennial Hall and the JACC, as well as other presenters, to map out the calendar of events for the year.
Hoping to reduce conflicting dates.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
This is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff to bring. Thanks! https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158 Austin Tagaban
more info: email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
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
Clark Branch and David Hanson will be presenting a tour of the night sky, featuring David's photographs of celestial objects and descriptions of the physics behind the formation and appearance of the objects. Come and enjoy beautiful views of Galaxies, Star Clusters, Nebulae and more! Free
more info: mariedrakeplanetarium.org Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Hospice and Home Care of Juneau, a division of Catholic Community Service, is holding a six-week grief support group that is open to anyone in the community who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Share your experience, learn coping strategies and meet others who are dealing with similar issues. The group will meet Wednesday evenings from April 17 to May 22, 2019. Free
more info: Beth Parsons, Bereavement Coordinator, 463-6123
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Ph.D. candidate Russ Vanderlugt presents his recent research on Lieutenant Henry T. Allen's trans-Alaska expedition of 1885, specifically highlighting fieldwork conducted along the Copper River. Popularly known as the Lewis and Clark of Alaska, Allen's expedition provides a unique storybook of humankind, illustrating the evolution of cultural and geographic knowledge in Alaska's interior through interactions between Indigenous inhabitants and Army personnel. Free, lam.alaska.gov Claire Imamura,
more info: 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
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/2737910646224994/
more info: thebeardedpastor@gmail.com
There are often overlooked passages in the Bible that speak of God’s desire for humans to live in harmony with creation. The plants and animals of the Holy Land were often used in symbolic language that is still relevant today and fun to discuss. Free
more info: 586-3532
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
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
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
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.
Mutli-Family Garage Sale! Donations: clean/gently used donations accepted 5/17 4-7pm.
The workshop is about global “spiritual” concepts and the focus will be on Nature Wisdom Traditions such as Native American and the general wonder and beauty of Creation and how to enjoy and benefit from being out in Creation. Participants will be guided to reflect on some of their significant spiritual or religious evens in their own lives that took place in Creation. A couple of meditation techniques will be taught that come from Christian tradition but are being presented using non-Christian terminology. There will be quiet reflective time and hopefully some music. The centerpiece of the afternoon will be a creative project where we will explore the condition and possible fate of various plants, animals and ecosystems. The lunch will be an opportunity to face the social justice issues of food growth and global distribution. Free N
more info: 957-6170
Come learn the history and operations of the Treadwell complex with local tour guide, Jim Geraghty. A life-long Alaskan, Jim is an avid historian and hiker who has spent years exploring local mining sites and poring over countless photos. Tickets for the tour are $25 for adults and $20 for children ages 12 and under and may be purchased by calling the City Museum. Tickets include a free copy of the Treadwell Historic Trail Guide, a pass for free admission to the City Museum, and a 20% discount coupon on select items in the Museum Store. Call the City Museum 585-3572 juneau.org/library/museum
more info: Elissa Borges 586-3572
Last Chance Mining Museum Celebrating International Museum Day. The Last Chance Mining Museum will open for the summer season featuring industrial glass art by Rachael Juzeler, flower art by Tamar Green & Miss Scarletts. Come see what is new at the museum, pan for gold and enjoy one of Juneau's local treasures free to public.
more info: Renee Hughes 907-586-5338
Learn how writing can help explore themes of mental health in a safe environment. Writing prompts will be provided to participants to help start their journey, and will be as general or specific as participants choose. Free! http://www.namijuneau.org
more info: Felicite, 586-0438
Whale Watch Fundraiser to Support Student Marine Mammal Research, Education, and Outreach. The Society for Marine Mammalogy Alaska Student Chapter and Juneau Whale Watch are hosting a whale watch fundraiser to support student small grants for marine mammal research, education, and outreach in Alaska! Guest host, Ed Lyman, a Large Whale Entanglement Response Coordinator for NOAA, will lead engaging commentary about experiences freeing entangled whales in Alaska and Hawaii! Onboard presentations will include presentations and displays from students to show the diverse work with marine mammals taking place within the Alaska Chapter at the University of Alaska. A onboard silent auction will include items from Amalga Distillery, Barnacle Seafoods, Pavitt Health and Fitness, Deckhand Dave’s and more! Light refreshments will be included and cash bar will be available, including beer from Devil’s Club Brewery! General admission is $75, with student discount available. Purchase tickets at smmak.brownpapertickets.com Learn more at our Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/586558001848583/
more info: Alicia Schuler for more information at smm.alaskastudentchapter@gmail.com
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
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
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
This is an event for the Juneau Community to help us connect and claim our individual spiritual roots to encourage and sustain us in our personal and community life to Care for Creation. We will hike up Basin Road and a small piece of Perseverance with time for sitting, reflecting and learning Nature Wisdom. Free
more info: Mary Ellen McKeen at 957-6170,
Kid's show on Telescopes. Join presenter Rosemary Walling to learn how telescopes work and what we can see with them.Freemariedrakeplanetarium.orgSteve Kocsis,
more info 907-500-2941, shiva8128@gmail.com
An Afternoon of Ave Marias. Tickets on sale at the JACC, Hearthside Book and juneauopera.org
Free to the public! This event is for home owners and potential home buyers to meet potential contractors and home service providers to improve your home, find needed services, and realtors to buy or sell your home. Family friendly and informative Bring the whole family! Open admission.
more info: www.seabia.com seabia99801@gmail.com
Free to the public! This event is for home owners and potential home buyers to meet potential contractors and home service providers to improve your home, find needed services, and realtors to buy or sell your home. Family friendly and informative Bring the whole family! Open admission.
more info: www.seabia.com seabia99801@gmail.com
Brought to you by Juneau co-op preschool. There will be a Petting Zoo!
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
An Afternoon of Ave Marias. Tickets on sale at the JACC, Hearthside Book and juneauopera.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
Haines Valley of the Eagles Golf Links "Cruise up the Lynn Canal on an Allen Marine catamaran and spend the day in Haines with Alumni & Friends! Choose to play in the annual Haines Golf Tournament at the Valley of the Eagles Golf Links OR spend the day on a Custom Tour exploring all of the history, culture, and beauty Haines has to offer! Tickets for both activities include round-trip boat and bus transportation, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and beverages. The boat departs Statter Public Boat Harbor in Auke Bay at 8:30 AM and arrives back in Juneau at about 9:00 PM. GOLF TOURNAMENT: A scenic 18-hole golf tournament at the Valley of the Eagles Golf Links. Form your own team or join other Alumni & Friends as an individual competitor. Clubs and pull-cart rentals available, if needed. Scramble format. Limited to 52 golfers. Prizes: • Opportunity to win an Alaska Airlines voucher for closest to the pin and other prizes for longest drive and hole-in-one! • Winning team receives tournament logo embroidered jackets! • Alumni & Friends Members: $200 • General Public: $250 Join UASAA or renew for $35 to get the member rate and save! | CUSTOM TOUR: Drive through Alaska’s first U.S. military base, visit the Chilkoot River valley for prime wildlife viewing, witness a live flight presentation at the American Bald Eagle Foundation and enjoy a private tour of the Sheldon Museum which houses over 4,000 artifacts. The end of the day allows for 1-2 hours of free time to explore or relax on the town. Limited to 25 participants. • Adults: $150 • Children (6-12 yrs): $100 Recommended clothing: Dress in layers for warmth and bring a rain jacket Wheelchair access: No Medical Restrictions: Guests must be able to board the bus and board/disembark Allen Marine catamaran." Golf Tournament Eventbrite: https://hainesgolftourney.eventbrite.com/ Haines Day Tour Eventbrite: https://hainesdaytrip.eventbrite.com/ uas.alaska.edu/alumni J
more info: Jessy Post, uas.alumni@alaska.edu / 907-796-6569
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
This is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff we will need. Thanks! The event is free but please register so we have enough food for everyone: https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158 Austin Tagaban,
more info: email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
Douglas Community Fire Hall and Public Library Conference Room Douglas Fourth of July Committee Members Anyone interested in becoming a member of the committee N/A http://douglas4thofjuly.com/
more info: Molly McCormick, President 907-321-3510
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Hospice and Home Care of Juneau, a division of Catholic Community Service, is holding a six-week grief support group that is open to anyone in the community who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Share your experience, learn coping strategies and meet others who are dealing with similar issues. The group will meet Wednesday evenings from April 17 to May 22, 2019. Free
more info: Beth Parsons, Bereavement Coordinator, 463-6123
Join Tongass Trout Unlimited, Alaska Fly Fishing Goods, and Rain Country Fly Fishers for our Annual Casting Night. Free beginner fly casting lesson, barbecue, and casting contest. Also having a drawing for Echo Gecko kids fly rod and reel packages. Drawing for kids 12 and under will be at 7 PM followed with a lesson. Free
more info: Tongasstu@gmail.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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Residents of Juneau neighborhoods that are affected by cruise ship tourism are encouraged to attend this brainstorming meeting. We want to talk about how to deal with the problem of traffic and associated problems due to the large increase in cruise ship tourism.
more info: Kim Metcalfe kimmetcalfeak@yahoo.com
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
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5.$33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5.https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/907-796-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
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
Lancôme is coming to Juneau to pamper, show current Trends in makeup, and bring a Giftt with purchase Appts highly suggested to have a person answer questions while you shop, to have a facial or to get a makeup update. Can call Ramada/Prospector 907 3737 Lancôme counter @Nordstrom SouthCenter (206) 246-0400. X1064. Laura.a.vetter@nordstrom.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.
Family History Short business meeting followed by Genealogy Show and Tell Program moderated by Anita Evans. We want to hear about your favorite genealogy tool, things you have accomplished, or recent "finds". Anyone interested in genealogy is welcome to attend GGS meetings.
more info: www.ggsalaska.org email Carol at ggsjuno@gmail.com
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.
Lancôme is coming to Juneau to pamper, show current Trends in makeup, and bring a Gift with purchase Appts highly suggested to have a person answer questions while you shop, to have a facial or to get a makeup update. Can call Ramada/Prospector 907 3737 Lancôme counter @Nordstrom SouthCenter (206) 246-0400. X1064. Laura.a.vetter@nordstrom.com.
A select group of writers use a theme to draft a play through the course of one night. In the morning, those plays are assigned to teams of directors and actors who memorize, choreograph, and stage full productions with light, props, sound, and costumes. It's a 24-hour theatre challenge that everyone can enjoy! $15 - At The Door or Online (available soon) JuneauGhostLight.com
more info: JuneauGhostLightTheatre@gmail.com
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
This is an annual bluegrass festival put on by two Gustavus nonprofits - The Rookery at Gustavus (local preschool and child care), and the Gustavus Community Center. Local Gustavus band, The Swamp Donkeys will be starting the night off at 5:30 followed by the headliner - Horsenecks. The Gustavus Community Center will be selling beer, wine, and bratwursts. The Rookery at Gustavus will be selling chili, desserts, and nonalcoholic beverages, and collecting entrance fees ($15/person, $25/family, kids under 7 free). Travelers from out of town can get 10% off Harris Air flights by using code BLUEGRASS19. Business sponsors are Alaskan Brewing Company, Alaska Seaplanes, Fireweed Gallery Coffee and Tea House, Spirit Walker Expeditions, and the Clove Hitch Cafe.
more info: Erin at 907-500-2628 or erinohlson@gustavusrookery.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
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-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
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
This is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff we will need. Thanks! The event is free. Please register so that we know how much food and staff to have there. https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158 Austin Tagaban,
more info: email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
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.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
This documentary provides the real story of how the health care systems in Canada and the United States evolved to be so completely different, when at one point they were essentially the same. The half hour film will be followed by discussion. Film sponsored by Healthy Alaskans Coalition, a non-partisan group encouraging community discussion about healthcare. suggested donation at the door www.facebook.com/HealthyAlaskansCoalition
more info: althyAlaskansCoalition@gmail.com
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
This documentary provides the real story of how the health care systems in Canada and the United States evolved to be so completely different, when at one point they were essentially the same. The half hour film will be followed by discussion. Film sponsored by Healthy Alaskans Coalition, a non-partisan group encouraging community discussion about healthcare. suggested donation at the door www.facebook.com/HealthyAlaskansCoalition
more info: HealthyAlaskansCoalition@gmail.com
Rookery Café presents an intimate evening of original music and stories with Cousin Curtiss. Curtiss returns to Juneau after a 3-year hiatus of touring the US, Italy, and Australia. $5 at the door www.cousincurtiss.com
more info: cousincurtiss@gmail.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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
The final Art Glasses Class of the 2018-2019 Season!
Join Tamar Greene from Miss Scarlett's Flowers and learn how to plant and care for succulents in your home! Participants will get to plant their own mini-arrangement, and learn valuable tips for keeping them happy & healthy. Participants are encouraged to bring their own vessel to plant in (a small pot with draining capabilities), or use one provided by the class.
Tickets are $60.00, and include plants, soil, and vessel as needed. Tickets on sale to JAHC Members & previous Art Glasses participants May 9-16, and on sale to the General Public Friday May 17.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-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
A competition where student musicians perform a memorized concerto with piano accompaniment for our panel of judges. Open to all young musicians in Southeast Alaska, this competition helps prepare music students for larger state-wide competitions and university auditions. All costs of the competition are absorbed by the Juneau Symphony and no fees are charged to participants. Grand-prize winners are invited to perform their concerto with the Juneau Symphony on the main stage. No tickets required http://www.juneausymphony.org/solo-competition/
more info: Teresa Bleakley 586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Join Salmon Beyond Borders at Tracy's New Crab Shack* for our annual Summer Kickoff BBQ event - and to celebrate International Year of the Salmon & SBB's 5th Birthday! Taku River Reds will be grilling up their delicious salmon and there will be beer and live music from The High Fives! With your ticket, you get a plate of grilled wild salmon from Taku River Reds, some tasty side dishes, a beer, live music, and dancing! Don't worry, additional beer will be available for purchase! Hot-dogs and nonalcoholic beverages will also be available for kids, (suggested donation of $5.00). https://www.eventbrite.com/e/salmonstate-event-tickets-61931937091?aff=efbeventtix&fbclid=IwAR3gyv_6zsGOBxzjcNYp8MvFfkRWbONbSEWtZKyQAWEPB_QS_GiPSYESXew https://www.eventbrite.com/e/salmonstate-event-tickets-61931937091?aff=efbeventtix&fbclid=IwAR3gyv_6zsGOBxzjcNYp8MvFfkRWbONbSEWtZKyQAWEPB_QS_GiPSYESXew
more info: salmonbeyondborders@gmail.com
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
Join us for a fun morning of bird watching and exploring! The Southeast Alaska Land Trust will be joining the Juneau Audubon Society for a guided bird walk out on our Sunny Point conservation properties, and the Mendenhall Wetlands State Game Refuge. We will meet at the west end of Sunny Drive, in Juneau, where the stairs access the Refuge. Beginners welcome! If you have binoculars, we suggest that you bring your own, but if not, the Juneau Audubon Society has binoculars that you can borrow. Boots strongly recommended. There is no charge for this outing! We hope to see you there!
more info: www.SoutheastAlaskaLandTrust.org (907) 586-3100; info@setrust.net
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.
Kindred Post will host a Tiny Post Office Concert featuring local musician Daniel Firmin, with special guests Annie Bartholomew and Nicole Church. Firmin will release his latest album, Buddies. Daniel Firmin is a Gwichyaa Zhee (Athabaskan) musician. Raised between Fort Yukon and Fairbanks, Alaska, he blends folk, pop and punk into a style described as "soft and sweet with a bad attitude." The release party is part of Kindred Post's Tiny Post Office Concert series. The series features terrific performances to small audiences in celebration of art, neighbors, and quality time. Tickets are $10-20 sliding scale, and can be purchased in store or online at Brown Paper Tickets. Some pay-as-you-can seats will be reserved for the night of. Doors open at 6:30, the show begins at 7. Tickets are $10-20 sliding scale, and can be purchased in store or online at Buy tickets here: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4253621. Some pay-as-you-can seats will be reserved for the night of. https://www.facebook.com/events/2222103777874900/?notif_t=event_calendar_create¬if_id=1558465770386102 hello@kindredpost.com
National Cancer Survivor Day - Celebration of Life Events Schedule: Doors Open @ 6:30PM, Award Presentation @ 7PM, Live Music and Dancing – Band "Fire on McGinnis" @ 8PM, Dessert & No Host Bar – V’s Cellar. Suggested $10 @ door. For more info: call 907-796-2273 Suggest donation of $10 at door http://www.cancerconnectionak.org/ admin@cancerconnectionak.org,
more info: Phone# 796-2273, Email admin@cancerconnectionak.org
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-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
Families are welcome to participate in bike safety course, bike swap, repairs, and helmet fitting. We will also have hot dogs, games, and a bouncy house to kick-off the summer lunch program.
more info: Tari Stage-Harvey, stageharvey@gmail.com
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-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
Guest Conductor and classical guitarist Yaniv Attar will perform with local musicians in this evening of elegant delights. Luxurious fashions by Alpaca International will be complemented by delicious hors d'oeuvres, created by Salt's award-winning chef Lionel Uddipa, along with luscious champagne and wine. Doors open at 6:30, and your ticket includes beautiful performances, hors d'oeuvres and two drink tickets. You will be delighted by the Symphony of Fashion! Juneau Symphony www.juneausymphony.org
more info: Teresa Bleakley 586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
his is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff we will need. Thanks! The event is free but please register so we know how much food to buy. Thanks! https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158
more info: Austin Tagaban, email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
1 ($90)2 ($175) or 3 day ($250)art camp; Day 1 drawing & Watercolor painting; Day 2 Fiber arts; Day 3 Beading; 10am-4pm; all 3 days $225 includes materials; ages 6-10. Facebook: Shawn Hatt Cohen@Wat3rcolorNut Taught by Shawn Hatt Cohen,
more info: call 321-5414 to register
We will meet weekly. 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
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
A night of music provided by world-renowned and Julliard trained pianist, Jessica Choe and local favorite violinist, Lisa Ibias. Join us for wine appetizers and mingling. Tickets are required. $75 a piece through the Juneau Symphony office http://www.juneausymphony.org/pianochamber/
more info: Teresa Bleakley 586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
1 ($90)2 ($175) or 3 day ($250)art camp; Day 1 drawing & Watercolor painting; Day 2 Fiber arts; Day 3 Beading; 10am-4pm; all 3 days $225 includes materials; ages 6-10. Facebook: Shawn Hatt Cohen@Wat3rcolorNut Taught by Shawn Hatt Cohen,
call 321-5414 to register
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
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-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
1 ($90)2 ($175) or 3 day ($250)art camp; Day 1 drawing & Watercolor painting; Day 2 Fiber arts; Day 3 Beading; 10am-4pm; all 3 days $225 includes materials; ages 6-10. Facebook: Shawn Hatt Cohen@Wat3rcolorNut Taught by Shawn Hatt Cohen, call 321-5414 to register
This from the Karen Hofstad collection. We're bringing some of the highlights of the Karen Hofstad salmon can collection out of the vault! Anjuli Grantham will showcase some of her favorite salmon cans, scrapbooks, and other cannery ephemera. At 6:00 pm, head downstairs to the APK Lecture Hall to join Anjuli and fishtorian Bob King for a presentation on the new book, Tin Can Country: Southeast Alaska’s Historic Salmon Canneries. Free
more info: library.alaska.gov Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
He is a premier talent that makes this whole experience special. He is the quintessential storyteller the world needs right now!
Anjuli Grantham, editor, and Bob King, contributor, discuss the new book, Tin Can Country: Southeast Alaska's Historic Salmon Canneries. Anjuli will talk about canneries as sites of southeast Alaskan history and Bob will discuss his chapter on the Hunter Bay cannery. The book draws from collections in the Alaska State Library's Historical Collections donated by Pat Roppel and Karen Hofstad. From 5:00-6:00 pm, check out some of the highlights of the Karen Hofstad collection upstairs in the Research Center. Free
more info: library.alaska.gov Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
The three-day Quilt Show showcases beautiful quilts and wall hangings created by local artists. Also a special Holiday Quilt Display, table runner display, items for sale, demonstrations, and more. Admission is Free, so come and bring a friend. www.ccqjuneau.com
more info: : cmoleski@icloud.com
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
7:30pm Rueda Lesson wit Mark Hopson. Suggested $10 donation. All proceeds benefit the
JACC.
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 three-day Quilt Show showcases beautiful quilts and wall hangings created by local artists. Also a special Holiday Quilt Display, table runner display, items for sale, demonstrations, and more. Admission is Free, so come and bring a friend. Admission is Free. www.ccqjuneau.com
More info: cmoleski@icloud.com
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.
He is a premier talent that makes this whole experience special. He is the quintessential storyteller the world needs right now!
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
Juneau Symphony's summer concert pays homage to legendary Boston Pops conductor Arthur Fiedler and will feature Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. JACC, Hearthside, and juneausymphony.org http://www.juneausymphony.org/jun2019/
more info: info@juneausymphony.org; 907-586-4676
Alaska Women's Lobby presents this 4th annual Brunch honoring the advocacy,, dedication and leadership of Lin Davis, Sam Kito III, Rachel Gearhart. Silent Auction begins at 11:30. Tickets $50. Proceeds will support the Alaska Women's Lobby advocacy efforts.
More info: akwomenslobby@gmail.com
The three-day Quilt Show showcases beautiful quilts and wall hangings created by local artists. Also a special Holiday Quilt Display, table runner display, items for sale, demonstrations, and more. Admission is Free, so come and bring a friend. Admission is free. www.ccqjuneau.com
More info: cmoleski@icloud.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
Juneau Symphony's summer concert pays homage to legendary Boston Pops conductor Arthur Fiedler and will feature Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. JACC, Hearthside, and juneausymphony.org http://www.juneausymphony.org/jun2019/
more info: info@juneausymphony.org; 907-586-4676
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
He is a premier talent that makes this whole experience special. He is the quintessential storyteller the world needs right now!
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
This is a FREE dance clinic for all middle & high school students. Come check out the dance teams and learn some fun choreography. Get a feel for what it's like to be on a high school dance team! FREE
more info: Kayla Price (907)723-0317 jdhsdance@jdhsdance.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
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
his is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff we will need. Thanks! The event is free but please register so we know how much food to buy. Thanks! https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158
more info: Austin Tagaban, email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
Douglas Community Fire Hall and Public Library Conference Room Douglas Fourth of July Committee Members Anyone interested in becoming a member of the committee N/A http://douglas4thofjuly.com/
more info: Molly McCormick, President 907-321-3510
This is a FREE dance clinic for all middle & high school students. Come check out the dance teams and learn some fun choreography. Get a feel for what it's like to be on a high school dance team! FREE
more info: Kayla Price (907)723-0317 jdhsdance@jdhsdance.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.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
This is a FREE dance clinic for all middle & high school students. Come check out the dance teams and learn some fun choreography. Get a feel for what it's like to be on a high school dance team! FREE
more info: Kayla Price (907)723-0317 jdhsdance@jdhsdance.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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
This is a FREE dance clinic for all middle & high school students. Come check out the dance teams and learn some fun choreography. Get a feel for what it's like to be on a high school dance team! FREE
more info: Kayla Price (907)723-0317 jdhsdance@jdhsdance.com
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-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
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
Gigi Monroe presents the 5th annual GLITZ Drag Show in honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and Juneau Pride Kickoff! Glitz will run two nights, Friday June 14 and Saturday June 15 at Centennial Hall. 2019 Special Guests include SONIQUE - from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 2; TENDERONI - taking the Chicago drag scene by storm; and KELEXIS DAVENPORT from Dallas, TX - Mother of the House of Davenport. Your favorite local kings and queens will of course be tearing down the runway to keep you entertained all night long, and of course, Juneau's own GIGI MONROE! VIP Meet & Greet Tickets include a chance to meet all 3 headliners, complimentary champagne and hors d'ouevres before the event. Tickets range $15 - $100, and go on sale to the public on Monday, May 13 at the JACC, Hearthside Books, and www.jahc.org. NOTE: Under 21 is permitted with legal parent or guardian, however please use discretion, it IS a drag show, after all. There will be some sexually suggestive performance and adult language. All proceeds from GLITZ go to support the Southeast Alaska Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Questioning Alliance (SEAGLA). GLITZ 2019 is sponsored by Tito's Handmade Vodka, Adam Obert Lighting, Studio A Sound, Alaska Airlines, SALT Alaska, KTOO Public Media, The Driftwood Hotel, Wells Fargo, THC Alaska, Elephant Green Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest & the Hawaiian Islands, Pixel & Plume Design Co., Spoox, Ink. Juneau Opioid Work Group, North Star Music Academy, and Nugget Alaskan Outfitter. Please contact juneaupride@gmail.com with any questions
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.
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-TIXS
Gigi Monroe presents the 5th annual GLITZ Drag Show in honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and Juneau Pride Kickoff! Glitz will run two nights, Friday June 14 and Saturday June 15 at Centennial Hall. 2019 Special Guests include SONIQUE - from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 2; TENDERONI - taking the Chicago drag scene by storm; and KELEXIS DAVENPORT from Dallas, TX - Mother of the House of Davenport. Your favorite local kings and queens will of course be tearing down the runway to keep you entertained all night long, and of course, Juneau's own GIGI MONROE! VIP Meet & Greet Tickets include a chance to meet all 3 headliners, complimentary champagne and hors d'ouevres before the event. Tickets range $15 - $100, and go on sale to the public on Monday, May 13, at the JACC, Hearthside Books, & jahc.org. NOTE: Under 21 is permitted with legal parent or guardian, however please use discretion, it IS a drag show, after all. There will be some sexually suggestive performance and adult language. All proceeds from GLITZ go to support the Southeast Alaska Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Questioning Alliance (SEAGLA). GLITZ 2019 is sponsored by Tito's Handmade Vodka, Adam Obert Lighting, Studio A Sound, Alaska Airlines, SALT Alaska, KTOO Public Media, The Driftwood Hotel, Wells Fargo, THC Alaska, Elephant Green Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest & the Hawaiian Islands, Pixel & Plume Design Co., Spoox, Ink. Juneau Opioid Work Group, North Star Music Academy, and Nugget Alaskan Outfitter. Please contact juneaupride@gmail.com with any questions
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
An innocent bloomer blunder brings domestic chaos in Steve Martin's uproarious comedy, based on a German farce from 1910. Perseverance Theatre, Alaska's professional regional theatre company, concludes its 40th season with laughter. Show runs May 17-June 16. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays; additional 7:30 p.m. Wednesday show June 5. $33-$41 for adults, $28-$39 for seniors and military, $19-$27 for students; reserve seats at www.ptalaska.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS (8497). May 19 and 23 performances are Pay-What-You-Can; Juneau Arts Night (50 percent off all tickets) is Wednesday, June 5. https://www.ptalaska.org/juneau/the-underpants/ 907-796-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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Please join us for a day of learning to practice mindfulness in your daily life. Manifest healing, nourishment and peace with your friends and neighbors in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hahn. Pre Registration Required: email: Info@browardlotussangha.org bloominglotussangha.org
more info: Corle 907-419-3052 Martha 954-665-4325
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.
his is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff we will need. Thanks! The event is free but please register so we know how much food to buy. Thanks! https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158
more info: Austin Tagaban, email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
Celebrate the Solstice!
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.
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
his is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff we will need. Thanks! The event is free but please register so we know how much food to buy. Thanks! https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158
more info: Austin Tagaban, email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
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.
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
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.
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
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
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.
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
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.
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.
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Based on actual events in Juneau's history, Mo Longworth's play takes place in 1962, during a period when police and vigilantes "disappeared" anyone undesirable -- including homosexuals -- via a midnight knock and a one-way (blue) ferry ticket to Seattle. www.jahc.org and Hearthside Books Juneau Community Foundation Patricia Hull, producer - patricia.hull.ak@gmail.com
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
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.
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
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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 a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. 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
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
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
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
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
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.
Gigi Monroe presents... Her Birthday Show! Special guest entertainers join locals to party all night long. Doors at 7, shows at 8 & 10 pm $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