Welcome to the Juneau Community Calendar, brought to you by the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council!
Want to know what Arts, Music, Dance, Workshop, Meetings, Support Groups, Lectures, Sports, and in general ALL events happening in Juneau?
Want to avoid planning your event on a busy weekend?
Event Color Key: Music/Entertainment (Red), Social Event (Salmon), Dance (Orange), Workshops (Lt. Blue), Meetings (Green), Athletic (Yellow), Re-occurring Arts related events (Blue)
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
The issues live in our tissues. Join Stephanie Winters in this open and inclusive group. This class combines yoga and the 12 step program to truly address addiction as the physical, mental and spiritual disease that it is. Y12SR is a 12 step discussion and yoga practice open to anyone dealing with their own addictive behavior or affected by the addictive behavior of others. Suggested donation $10.Pay-As-You can at the studio
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com or The Yoga Path Facebook pagetheyogapath@GCI.net
DZ middle school gymExperience the fastest growing sport in the US. It is like a mashup of ping pong, badminton and tennis. It is addictively fun. Baby boomers are especially encouraged. It's free and open to everyone.Free
more info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1355927681111637/?ref=aymt_homepage_panelJuneau Parks and Rec: 586-5226 or Sue Warner 957-6011
In July we will be exploring fishing in Juneau for Family Day. "Catch" one of our new life-size fish fact panels, explore the fish trap interactive, discover more about the Montana Creek fish trap, and learn how to tie knots. Once you've reached your catch limit, explore the hands-on mining room and check out the rest of the Museum's exhibits. Adults with children will receive free admission.
more info: http://www.juneau.org/library/museum/public_programs.phpKaia Henrickson, 907-586-3572, kaia.henrickson@juneau.org
We are a group of people who like to sing from The Sacred Harp, filled with wonderful a capella sacred songs. We sing shapes, an easy method to learn how to sing intervals. The music is mostly 18th and 18th century. Doesn’t matter what your singing experience is, shaped notes are easy for everyone! Music provided. Free
more info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sacredharpjuneau/ Lena Simmons 789-4604
Welcome! We are a group of people in Juneau, that like to play the game of Ultimate, often called Ultimate Frisbee. We welcome everyone, from brand new players to seasoned veterans, to come play pickup with us. We play year around, rain or shine. We ask a
$5-10 donation (honor system) to help with field costs, but nobody is turned away for lack of contribution.
more info: www.juneauultimate.org or http://www.facebook.comroups/juneauultimate/
Sing HU to Open Your Heart sponsored by Juneau Eckankar - The Path of Spiritual Freedom. You're invited to join us to experience HU, an ancient love song to God. HU uplifts each individual on their own spiritual journey. Sing HU draws us closer in our state of consciousness to the Divine.
more info: 586-5955 or www.eckalaska.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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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
Douglas Community Fire Hall/Library Meeting Room, 1016 3rd St Douglas Wrap Up Meeting
more info: www.douglas4thofjuly.com 586-2936 grimaliebelt@acsalaska.net
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Jacy Venson one night, blues guitarist and vocalist from Austin, TX. Opening Up Anne Bartholemew at 6pm. This will be at the Sunnyside. Tickets $16 in advance.
more info: gustavuscommunitycenter.org or gustavuscommunitycenter@gmail.com
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Please join Hospice & Home Care for a Good Grief Walk. All in the community are welcome, and participation is free of charge. We are offering mutual support for anybody who is experiencing grief, past or present.
more info: www.ccsjuneau.org Laura or Joni at 463-6111
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
Join local historian and life-long Alaskan Jim Geraghty at Sandy Beach on Douglas for a walking tour of Treadwell. Explore areas of the Treadwell Complex on foot, and learn the history of the discovery and operations of the mines and mining town which once surrounded you. Tickets are $25 for adults and $20 for children ages 12 and under and may be purchased at the City Museum or by calling 907-586-3572. The tour includes a free copy of the Treadwell Historic Trail Guide, a pass for free admission to the City Museum, and a coupon for the Museum’s gift shop. Space is limited, and advanced reservations with payment are required. Tickets may be purchased at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum or by calling 586-3572
more info: http://www.juneau.org/library/museum/public_programs.php Kaia Henrickson, 907-586-3572, kaia.henrickson@juneau.org
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.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
Welcome! We are a group of people that like to play the game of Ultimate, often called Ultimate Frisbee. We welcome everyone, from brand new players to seasoned veterans to come play pickup with us! We play year round rain or shine. We ask a $5-10 donation (honor system) to help wth field costs, but nobody turned away for lack of contribution.
more info: www.juneauultimate.org or http://www.facebook.com/groups/juneauultimate/
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Beyond Baby Blues: Mom Support Group
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday, starting May 1
Juneau Birth Center
If you're suffering from depression, anxiety or you're just "not yourself" due to pregnancy or childbirth, please join us for an hour of confidential talk and support.
FREE! Sponsored by the Partnership for Families and Children and the Association for the Education of Young Children, Southeast
Childcare provided with advance notice. Call the Juneau Birth Center at 586-1203 for more information.
Facilitators: Ellen Naughter and Betsy Longenbaugh
Beginning Wheel throwing with Alex Botelho. More info: 586-1750 or canvasarts.org
Beginning September 3, the Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month. Meetings will be held from 5:30 - 7pm at the NAMI Juneau office.
Website: www.namijuneau.org and www.facebook.com/namijuneaualaska
Contact: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups NAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Join Rachael for this introductory Glass Class and create your own rain chain or set of coasters.
Week one will consist of a simple introduction to sheet glass, how to clean, cut, create images, create a hanging system, and assemble individual pieces for kiln firing.
Week two will go over basic cold-working techniques and we will complete the final assembly of your finished product to take home and enjoy. $60 plus 10 material fee. 50% to benefit makerspace
Class is limited to 10 participants (RSVP required) — Sign up today!
register and more info: www.juneaumakerspace.org
About Rachael:
Rachael Juzeler is an Alaska artist living & working from her historical home, formerly of the Treadwell mining complex, on Douglas Island. She finds endless fascination in the antiquity & ruins of her surroundings. She has strong beliefs in creative thought, work ethic & contradiction.
Her art focuses on glass work; recently shifting from creating glass tools assembled with found pieces, she is now creating chandeliers with frames of rusted shrimp pots, bottomless buckets & various suitable objects, adorned with glass pendants including glass chisels & glass files.
She doesn’t want to add to our dump & garbage problem in a land-locked community & instead is focusing her efforts on re-cycling, or rather up-cycling, discarded items & old window glass; cutting, fusing, adding inclusions & cold-working the waste glass & assembling the pieces with the found frames into an entirely unique repurposed piece.
Creating something pretty and useful with our garbage.
One piece at a time.
Meeting will be held in the Parlor Room at Fireweed Place (415 Willoughby).
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
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
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Dancing, music, food trucks, markets, art, crafts, and pets!
free! family fun.
1 st Friday has a Beer Garden
2nd Friday has pets from Gastineau Humane Society (adorable and adoptable!)
3rd Friday has a Mosquito Market
4th Friday has a Farmers and Crafters market
Music: Fleet Street
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Every Final Friday of the month head to SALT for SALT After Dark!
Mt. Juneau-Gastineaux Lodge No. 21 would like to treat the Capital City to a cup of coffee, beginning at 8 a.m. on July 29 at the Juneau Masonic Center, located at 9315 Glacier Highway. While the coffee and assorted treats are on the Lodge, as with most things in life that are free, there is a catch: the Lodge asks the conversation that goes with the coffee remain civil. Freemasonry encourages its members to act with civility in our daily lives and our interactions with all people. One essential element of that courtesy is the practice of polite conversation. On July 29, attendees will be asked to avoid the three ‘P’s of uncivil conversation: politics, piety (religion) and profanity. The Civil Cup of Coffee will kick off the Masonic Month of Kindness, which in turn is part of Juneau’s Year of Kindness initiative. Each of Juneau’s Masonic organizations will take a week to offer displays of kindness in the Capital City. In addition to the Civil Cup of Coffee, members of Mt. Juneau-Gastineaux Lodge No. 21 will commit, during its week, to display a civil presence in its online communications. Free
more info: facebook.com/JuneauMasonicCommunity Charles Ward charlesward4@me.com (907) 957-3582
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Paint the dynamic juxtaposition o human life and wilderness setting in downtown Juneau! Students will explore perspective and contrast with warm-up sketches and one final painting to take home. Meet at The Canvas to get orientated to materials before heading out to sketch and paint the beautiful scenery. $60 all materials included.
more info: canvasarts.org
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Celebrate the 10th birthday of the Jensen-Olson Arboretum with a tour, cake, ice cream, kids activities, live music, and other festivities. At Noon a Walk Down Memory Lane with Merrill Jensen, 1pm Bug Day!, 2pm the Word Garden Ribbon Cutting with Cathy Connor, 2:30 Birthday Cake & Ice Cream with Kirk Duncan, 3pm Live Acoustic Music with Bluegrass Holiday. Throughout the day "Ask the Horticulturist" booth..bring your plant questions... bring samples or photos of your plant problems and/or identification questions.
more info: See the Jensen-Olson Arboretum Facebook Page merrill.jensen@juneau.org
Learn the basic parts of a bug's body-identify bugs at the Arboretum,understand how bugs and plants interact. Featuring Liz Graham, USFS Entomologist and Michelle Warrenchuk, Jensen-Olson Arboretum Education Coordinator Specifically for ages 6-12 but all are welcome. Parents to accompany children.
Departs Statter Harbor-Auke Bay at 3pm. Tickets $75 adults, $30 Kids. Appetizers will be provided. Beverages available for purchase. Come view Wildlife, Show your support for your Volunteer Firefighters. Tickets available at Juneau Station 820 Glacier Ave.
more info: Meg @907-723-7787 or Julie @ 907-957-2947
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
It's time to dust off your Hawaiian shirts and Christmas attire! Come celebrate Christmas in July to support the Juneau Rotaract Club and AWARE, from 8PM until midnight at the Hangar Ballroom. $20 at juneaurotaract.brownpapertickets.com
more info: juneaurotaract.org Portland Highbaugh, prhighbaugh@gmail.com
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
Welcome! We are a group of people in Juneau, that like to play the game of Ultimate, often called Ultimate Frisbee. We welcome everyone, from brand new players to seasoned veterans, to come play pickup with us. We play year around, rain or shine. We ask a
$5-10 donation (honor system) to help with field costs, but nobody is turned away for lack of contribution.
more info: www.juneauultimate.org or http://www.facebook.comroups/juneauultimate/
An Alaskan "Thank You" for your service dinner - Honoring those who have served and those currently serving. Current and former Alaska National Guard Members, Retirees, Vets and families cordially invited.
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
Carlos Boozer basketball camp is a 5-day event that will improve player’s game through full games and stations involving different drills. Players will be coached in ball handling, shooting, dribbling, and defensive/offensive schemes. Each camper will receive a Carlos Boozer Nike camp T-shirt and will have an opportunity to win giveaways during daily competition.
more info: carlosboozerbasketballcamp.com carlosboozerbasketballcamp.com Alain Garcia 7866414343 carlosboozerbasketballcamp@hotmail.com
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Please join Hospice & Home Care for a Good Grief Walk. All in the community are welcome, and participation is free of charge. We are offering mutual support for anybody who is experiencing grief, past or present.
more info: www.ccsjuneau.org Laura or Joni at 463-6111
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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.
Fun for the whole family. Join us for a light supper, craft, and program each month. Visit www.juneau.org/library for information on topics and guest speakers.
Beginning August 3, the Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month. Meetings will be held from 5:30 - 7pm at the NAMI Juneau office.
Website: www.namijuneau.org and www.facebook.com/namijuneaualaska
Contact: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Join Rachael for this introductory Glass Class and create your own rain chain or set of coasters.
Week one will consist of a simple introduction to sheet glass, how to clean, cut, create images, create a hanging system, and assemble individual pieces for kiln firing.
Week two will go over basic cold-working techniques and we will complete the final assembly of your finished product to take home and enjoy.
Class is limited to 10 participants (RSVP required) — Sign up today!
About Rachael:
Rachael Juzeler is an Alaska artist living & working from her historical home, formerly of the Treadwell mining complex, on Douglas Island. She finds endless fascination in the antiquity & ruins of her surroundings. She has strong beliefs in creative thought, work ethic & contradiction.
Her art focuses on glass work; recently shifting from creating glass tools assembled with found pieces, she is now creating chandeliers with frames of rusted shrimp pots, bottomless buckets & various suitable objects, adorned with glass pendants including glass chisels & glass files.
She doesn’t want to add to our dump & garbage problem in a land-locked community & instead is focusing her efforts on re-cycling, or rather up-cycling, discarded items & old window glass; cutting, fusing, adding inclusions & cold-working the waste glass & assembling the pieces with the found frames into an entirely unique repurposed piece.
Creating something pretty and useful with our garbage.
One piece at a time.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Bill Spear, local artist and author, will be signing his book WARBABY, The True Story of the Original Jeep, in his Franklin St. studio. A 400 page book filled with historical photographs that tells the story of how a small American car company designed and built the first Jeep at the beginning of WWII. FREE
more info: wmspear.com susan 907 723 7498
Juneau's 25th Annual Camp DAMP is August 4-6 at Eagle River Methodist Camp featuring Seattle contradance band KGB and caller Susan Michaels. The fun starts Friday with a 7 pm salmon dinner and a contra dance and ends Sunday afternoon at 3:30 pm. In between are Saturday night and Sunday afternoon dances, contra dance, waltz, English Country, and other dance workshops, music workshops, singing session, and 6 superb meals. Stay in cabins or tent camp. Weekend cost $130 adults, $85 young adults (18-25), $50 kids. Transportation to camp and housing for out-of-towners arranged. Registration forms online at www.juneaucontras.org Download registration forms at www.juneaucontras.org
more info: juneaucontras.org Jan Caulfield, tomjan@gci.net, 907-463-3214
Dancing, music, food trucks, markets, art, crafts, and pets!
free! family fun.
1 st Friday has a Beer Garden
2nd Friday has pets from Gastineau Humane Society (adorable and adoptable!)
3rd Friday has a Mosquito Market
4th Friday has a Farmers and Crafters market
Music: Juneau Marimba Band
KXLL’s very own Annie B. Good will be crooning and strumming from 5:30 to 6:30 at your local used bookstore, Rainy Retreat for our August First Friday. And yes, there will be snacks. Stop by to get an earful, a mouthful and an armful of cheap books!
more info: https://www.facebook.com/rainyretreat/ 907-463-2665
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Alaska State Writer Laureate Saankaláxt’ Ernestine Hayes will discuss portions of her writing that examine our society's histories and heroes from a deeper perspective. Free,
more info: library.alaska.gov Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Printmaking with Jim Heumann. More info: canvasarts.org or 586-1750
Please join us to celebrate world breastfeeding week. Light snacks will be provided and door prizes available. FREE
more info: www.biglatchon.org or Chastity Wilson
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
All proceeds go to Helping Hands. All You can eat holiday buffet. Dinner & Silent Auction starts @ 5pm live Auction starts @ 6pm $10 Tickets available at the door. All proceeds go to Helping Hands.
more info: Karen Fortwengler, 957-6632, princesskaren35@yahoo.com
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
Let's Dance featuring Collette Costa & the High Costa Living! Alaskan Brewing Beer Garden! Light Hors D'oeuvres! Live Auction! Get Tickets at the Canvas, http://www.jahc.org/box-office & the JACC. Tickets $30.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
Widowed Persons Monthly Brunch will be at Noon at the Baranof Hotel. All widows/widowers are invited to this social attend.
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
A time to remember the first atomic bomb dropped and three days later the last atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki. Time to end nuclear weapons.
more info: Call 586-6738
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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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
Douglas Community Fire Hall/Library Meeting Room, 1016 3rd Street WRAP UP MEETING
more info: www.douglas4thofjuly.com 586-2936 or grlmaliebelt@acsalaska.net
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Please join Hospice & Home Care for a Good Grief Walk. All in the community are welcome, and participation is free of charge. We are offering mutual support for anybody who is experiencing grief, past or present.
more info: www.ccsjuneau.org Laura or Joni at 463-6111
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
We meet the second Wednesday of every month at 7p in the JPD Foyer. Established in 1981 our program operates as an independent non profit 501-C3 organization. The concept has developed into a combination of efforts by local media, businesses, civic and social clubs, law enforcement agencies, and the public. Donations of airtime, newspaper space, and reward monies have established Juneau Crime Line as an effective tool to fight crime in the area. Juneau Crime Line is also part of the Crime Stoppers USA network.
more info: http://juneaucrimeline.com juneaucrimeline@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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Meets 2nd 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
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Dancing, music, food trucks, markets, art, crafts, and pets!
free! family fun.
1 st Friday has a Beer Garden
2nd Friday has pets from Gastineau Humane Society (adorable and adoptable!)
3rd Friday has a Mosquito Market
4th Friday has a Farmers and Crafters market
Music: Alyssa Fischer Band 5-7pm, Hula Group performance 5:45-6:15
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
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.
10am Hike or 11:30 Bike Learn about the past, present, and future of the Herbert Glacier and how proposed changes to our CBJ Mining Ordinance could open up industrial mining in the area. The hike will include 2 information stops on climate change and hydrology with a talk at the end of the trail, at the glacier. Hike or Bike! Tis is 9.8 mile trial with some elevation gain.
more info: bryn@seacc.org or call 586-6942
Are your children up to date on the immunizations they need to go back to school? Juneau Public Health Center is hosting an immunization clinic Saturday August 12th from 10am-2pm for vaccine appointments or walk-ins. Call 465-3353 for more information or to make an appointment today.
more info: http://dhss.alaska.gov/dph/nursing Christina Schulte 907-465-3353
4.5 mile Fish Creek RD almost to Eaglecrest Come learn the edible berries in our neighborhood! Nothing is better than Fresh Berries! Please wear waterproof boots. free & open to the public.
more info: www.juneau-audubon-society.org Brenda Wright 321-4739 programs@juneau-audubon-society.org
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Fun games and back packs with shcool supplies $5.00 at the door Juneau Moose Lodge
more info: Greta Schauer or Juneau Moose Lodge789-1777
Atrium at the APK Building Violinist Lisa Ibias and pianist Sue Kazama will perform a recital of classical works for violin and piano. This is the first concert in the 2017/2018 Con Brio Chamber Series. This event is co-sponsored by the Friends of the State Library Archives and Museum. Free
more info: https://www.facebook.com/conbriomusicseries/ Sally Schlichting, Con Brio, sally.schlichting@gmail.com, 907-957-3488
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
Doors open at 7 shows at 8 & 10 $8 cover 21 and over. From Stage to Screen and Everything in Between....Starring Mikhail Jackson, Aquarius Valentine, Tyquan Juicy Contour, Lituy hart, Ryder Strong, Luke the Duke of Bell & diamond de la Ghetto!
Two show 8 & 10. $8 cover 21 and over. From Stage to Screen and Everything in Between..starring Mikhail Jackson, Aquarius Valentine, Tyquan Juicy Contour, Lituay Hart, Ryder Strong Luke the Duke of Bell & Diamond de la Ghetto!
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
We are a group of people who like to sing from The Sacred Harp, filled with wonderful a capella sacred songs. We sing shapes, an easy method to learn how to sing intervals. The music is mostly 18th and 18th century. Doesn’t matter what your singing experience is, shaped notes are easy for everyone! Music provided. Free
more info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sacredharpjuneau/ Lena Simmons 789-4604
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
http://www.law.state.ak.us/department/civil/consumer/cp_topics.html#charity
For those who want more. Getting funding for you organization's programs can be daunting. We're here to help. This interactive training will give you the inspiration and tools to win more grant funding. Work in teams to create and review real proposals in class. Leave with a stack of draft proposals, a network of colleagues, and 12 months of follow-up support. This will be M-Th 8:30-5pm and Friday 8:30-1pm. Tuition: $995, textbook $45
For Registration Questions: The Grantsmanship Center, tgc.com, (800) 421-9512
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
John and Nancy DeCherney, authors of the Fiddlehead Cookbook, will be on hand at the downtown Hearthside Books to sign new and old copies. Bring your copy, or come get a new one and get it signed.
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Last Chance: pre-eclipse show'. Learn all you need to know about the Aug. 21st total solar eclipse. The most awesome celestial event on the planet! Free
more info: Mariedrakeplanetarium.org Steve, 907-500-2941, shiva8128@gmail.com
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
The August community meeting of the Juneau Reentry Coalition will focus on the available tools for employers and the post incarcerated applicant/employee. The presentation and a community question, answer, and discussion will be facilitated by Michael Hutcherson, of the Juneau Job Center. All are welcome, please join a community discussion!
moe info: juneaureentry.com Don at juneaureentry@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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Beginning August 3rd the Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month.
more info: www.namijuneau.org or namijuneau@gmail.com 463-4251
Mark Lautman author of When the Boomers Bail speaking about his book.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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 Tour of Juneau is four road bike races over three days, August 18 through 20, 2017. The first race, on August 18 starts at 6:45 PM and is a 2 mile course from Mendenhall Bridge to the Montana Creek Gun Club. Registration starts at 5 PM at Mendenhall River School. Bring your bike and helmet and join us for one or all of the weekend's races. Each race is $5, payable at the event.
more info: http://mailchi.mp/2a6964273739/tour-of-juneau-details Jamie, (907)723-7872
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
The Tour of Juneau is four road bike races over three days, August 18 through 20, 2017. The second race, on August 19, starts at 9:00 AM and is a 5 mile course up Fish Creek Road to Eaglecrest. Registration starts at 8:30 AM ½ mile up Fish Creek Road. Bring your bike and helmet and join us for one or all of the weekend's races. Each race is $5, payable at the event.
more info: http://mailchi.mp/2a696427 Jamie, (907)723-7872
Beat The Odds a Race Against Cancer 5K run 2 mile walk Cost age 13 & under $20, Age 14 & over $25. Race Day $30. Preregister @ Foggy Mountain Shop, Pavitt's Health & Fitness, JRC-The Alaska Club and Nugget Alaskan Outfitter. Pre-registration closes at noon Thursday, August 17. T-shirts for the first 350 to register:
Register online: www.cancerconnectionak.org
More info: Cancer connection 796-2273
Our August Family Day will be a part of the CBJ's annual Day of Play. Come check out the Museum's hands-on exhibits, try your hand at a scavenger hunt, play a round of I-Spy in our Juneau Businesses case, and enjoy the Museum's exhibits and our 26-minute film on Juneau's history “Juneau: City Built on Gold,” which plays on the hour and half-hour. Adults with children will receive free admission, and activities are suitable for ages 5 and older.
more info: http://www.juneau.org/library/museum/public_programs.php Kaia Henrickson, (907)-586-3572, kaia.henrickson@juneau.org
Exhibitors 9-10:15 enter exhibits, all Juneau gardeners are welcome to participate.
Public: 10:30-1:30 sign up for 2018 plots, 11-12:30 farmer's market and garden tours, 11:-1 food sales and kids activities, 12-1:30 Exhibits open, 1pm Award Ceremony, 1:30 Fair Closes
We invite you to celebrate Neighbors Day at Capital Park with us! Neighbors Day is a special and fun event that we’re hosting to reach out to residents, make new friends, and express thanks to those who help make downtown a great place to live, work, and play. Join us for music, snacks, activities, a bounce house, and more! Parks & Recreation will also host some games in the ga-ga pit between 11AM - 12PM to celebrate Day of Play. Free
more info: Dana Herndon, 907-523-2324 or downtownjuneau@gmail.com
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All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
NOAA Fisheries and the Ted Stevens Foundation will be hosting a public open house and dedication ceremony to mark the 10th Anniversary of the opening of the Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute. Tours, talks and family fun. FREE
more info: Maggie Mooney-Seus 774-392-4865
The Tour of Juneau is four road bike races over three days, August 18 through 20, 2017. The third race, on August 19, starts at 4:00 PM and is a 9 mile course from Mill Street (Thane) to the end of Thane and back to Mill Street. Registration starts at 3:30 PM at the Alaska Shirt Company Warehouse located at 120 Mill Street. Bring your bike and helmet and join us for one or all of the weekend's races. Each race is $5, payable at the event.
more info: http://mailchi.mp/2a6964273739/tour-of-juneau-details Jamie, (907)723-7872
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
Featuring Harrison B with Dankrup 21+ Advance Tix $20 at harrisonbmsic.com or $25 at the door. Search Summer Shakedown on Facebook.
The Tour of Juneau is four road bike races over three days, August 18 through 20, 2017. The fourth race, on August 20, starts at 9:00 AM. There are two courses. The 48 mile-long course for adults will begin at 18 mile on Glacier Hwy and will go to mile 42 (the end of the road) and back to mile 18. The 20 mile-long youth course will begin at mile 18 on Glacier Hwy and will go to mile 28 and back to mile 18. Registration starts at 8:30 AM at mile 18. Bring your bike and helmet and join us for one or all of the weekend's races. Each race is $5, payable at the event.
more info: http://mailchi.mp/2a6964273739/tour-of-juneau-details Jamie, (907)723-7872
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
In recognition of Marianne Manning's passing, and to allow all who wish to honor her at her services on Friday evening at 5:30 at the Cathedral, the Mayor has graciously agreed to present the Awards on Sunday, August 20 at 4 pm in the Main Hall.
I hope that all of you are able to make this change as well. Marianne was such an influence and amazing part of the arts community, we want to pause and take time to allow everyone to honor her memory.
We will have the Mayor's Awards on Sunday, August 20, at 4 pm in the Main Hall, followed by the Annual Meeting.
Ice Cream Sundaes will be served.
I hope you will all still be able to come!!
and please join me in sending condolences to the Manning family.
Nancy DeCherney
Juneau Arts & Humanities Council
350 Whittier St. Suite 101
Juneau, AK 99801
(907) 586-ARTS (2787)
(907) 586-2148 (fax)
www.jahc.org
The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council cultivates vibrant arts and cultural opportunities and is a leader in building a strong, prosperous community where creativity and innovation thrive.
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
Partial eclipse begins at 8:19am, peaks at 9:20am and ends at 10:25 am in Juneau.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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
Pecha Kucha: 20 slides for 20 seconds each. Join national experts in town who will present their ideas for innovation related to sustainable buildings, sustainable tourism and transportation, and other subjects related to Juneau. Free
more info: Chris Mertl, Corvus Design 907-988-9000
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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: meghanl@jahc.org or 907.586.2787.
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Celebrate Judge James Wickersham’s 160th birthday at the House of Wickersham. Tour his historic home and learn about his contributions to Alaska. Cake will be served from noon until it’s gone. FREE
more info: Dnr.alaska.gov Mary Kay Havens, 512-923-7727
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Beyond Baby Blues: Mom Support Group
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday, starting May 1
Juneau Birth Center
If you're suffering from depression, anxiety or you're just "not yourself" due to pregnancy or childbirth, please join us for an hour of confidential talk and support.
FREE! Sponsored by the Partnership for Families and Children and the Association for the Education of Young Children, Southeast
Childcare provided with advance notice. Call the Juneau Birth Center at 586-1203 for more information.
Facilitators: Ellen Naughter and Betsy Longenbaugh
Meets 2nd 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
Meeting will be held at 6:30 pm in the Parlor Room.
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
Widowed Persons Support Group Meeting will be held at 6:30 pm in the Parlor Room.
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
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
At this Mudrooms-inspired storytelling event that begins a longer community conversation on Building a Better Health Care System, we’ll hear from people who are facing or have faced health care challenges. Storytellers include Karen Damman, Pat Harris, Rich Moniak, Emily Kane, and Liz Eilers. Co-hosted by Sara Hannan and Julie Nielsen. Presented by the Healthy Alaska Coalition. Free
more info: https://www.facebook.com/HealthyAlaskansCoalition/ Karla 957-6723
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
This is a course for all levels of educators who want to teach about SE Alaska Agriculture and help students to learn about where their food comes from. Cost $190: $100 materials fee, $90 CEU credit fee (optional) workshop runs 8/26 & 8/27 9-5
more info: email Melissa Sikes @ mel.fswcd@gmail.com or 907-479-1213 x 105
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Every Final Friday of the month head to SALT for SALT After Dark!
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Girls on the Run is an empowerment program for 3rd-8th grade girls. Girls participate in running games that teach life lessons about identifying values, working together, and giving back to the community. The program ends with a fun, 5k event to celebrate their work over the 10-week program! Become a coach and inspire girls to be healthy, joyful, and confident! Coaches don’t need to be runners! We need coaches who are positive role models for 3rd-8th graders, with a passion for empowering girls to be their special, unique selves! Coaches lead teams of 7-15 girls and facilitate a set curriculum with 1.5 hour-long lessons 1-2 times per week for 10 weeks, after school (usually 2:30-4pm). Apply to coach before the training: www.gotrgreateralaska.org/get-involved/coach
more info: www.gotrgreateralaska.org Natalie Watson- nataliew@awareak.org or (907)586-4902
Garage Sale: weaving looms, paints, clay, pottery tools and much more!
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
Come work on your art projects with other artists!
Free studio time.
We are a group of people who like to sing from The Sacred Harp, filled with wonderful a capella sacred songs. We sing shapes, an easy method to learn how to sing intervals. The music is mostly 18th and 18th century. Doesn’t matter what your singing experience is, shaped notes are easy for everyone! Music provided. Free
more info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sacredharpjuneau/ Lena Simmons 789-4604
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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Black Hole Sun'- Total Solar Eclipse: Science, humor, images from the Aug. 21st eclipse by those who were there. Find out what it was like. Followed by 'The Stars Tonight' on the Spitz projector. Free
more info: Mariedrakeplanetarium.org shiva8128@gmail.com, Steve, 9075002941
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Dr. Carol Paris, president of Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP.org), will present their plan and lead a discussion, critical questions will be welcomed. PNHP is an organization of physicians that is focused exclusively on implementing a single payer plan for over 30 years. Free
more info: www.pnhp.org Karla 957-6723
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Random Acts filmmakers would like to hear from people who participated in daily acts of kindness, kindness weeks, or who learned something about themselves during this initiative. Juneau has led the way with the only entire town kindness initiative found anywhere! Maybe Juneau can inspire other communities to similar years of kindness. We will be roasting some marshmallows and have a fire going to burn up those negatives thoughts or old hurts people have decided to give up to make room for kindness. This is a great time and way to talk about the town so many love.
more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/2038060939813397 17YOK@juneaupolice.com
Uncork your creativity & join us for Corks and Canvas. A paint & sip party at the Nugget Mall Community Room. All materials and light refreshments will be provided. Strict limit of tickets sold to this event. Buying tickets in advance strongly recommended! Tickets available @ vintage Fare Cafe, JoAnn's, or the Mall Office. Tickets $25
more info: thenuggetmall@gmail.com or 789-4439
Join us to experience the life-changing Ashtanga Yoga Practice. All are welcome, The Yoga Path and it's teachers are all about supporting a yoga practice and facilitating success in each student's life. Free
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com Jodee, theyogapath@gci.net
Join us for September First Friday in grooving to the jazzy tunes of live band Fleet Street AND pick up some vinyl at 15% off during the event. We've got lots of new stuff in so make sure you stop by to check it out!
more info: https://www.facebook.com/rainyretreatbooks rainyretreat@gmail.com
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Registration Opens 8:00 am Race Starts 9:00 am 5k Run/1 mile Walk Proceeds support the Juneau Family Health and Birth Centers Donated Health Care program. Bring the whole family! Adults $20, Youth (12-18) $5, Kids (0-11) Free
more info: juneaubirthcenter.org Christine Johnson, (907) 586-1203, info@juneaubirthcenter.org
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Join Dr. Carol Paris, president of Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP.org) to learn about the challenges facing U.S. health care and the principles of a single-payer national health program. Master effective techniques and talking points for speaking to a variety of audiences about single-payer reform. Gain confidence in speaking up about health justice with friends, family members, and more formal audiences. Free,
more info: RSVP Requested www.pnhp.org organizer@pnhp.org
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Enjoy hor d'oeuvres and wine tasting while experiencing the Alaskan wilderness in all its grandeur on an Allen Marine Catamaran. Live Music provided by symphony players. Tickets $75 and can be purchased at the JACC and Hearthside Books.
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
Widowed Persons Monthly Brunch will be at Noon at the Baranof Hotel. All widows/widowers are invited to this social attend.
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
Variations on a Theme of Extinction- A performance by Pianist Rachelle McCabe and writer/philosopher Kathleen Dean Moore A powerful call to action on global warming and mass extinction, "A Call to Life" is a collaboration between concert pianist, Rachelle McCabe, and writer/philosopher, Kathleen Dean Moore. Harnessing a formidable piece of music to address formidable global issues, McCabe performs Sergei Rachmaninoff’s "Variations on a Theme from Corelli," giving voice to humanity's grief and ferocious hope. Moore weaves words between the variations, creating a work of art that opens people’s hearts without breaking them. A reception will follow. Tickets $20 at the door. Students free
more info: https://www.facebook.com/conbriomusicseries/;http://www.riverwalking.com/a-call-to-life.html Sally Schlichting, (907) 957-3488; sally.schlichting@gmail.com
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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Statewide Call-In The public is invited to call in to share their thoughts on university issues with the University of Alaska Board of Regents during this public testimony period. Participants can call 1-866-726-0757 to participate between 4 and 6 pm. The audio session is designed to allow anyone around the state to discuss issues of concern or interest with the regents. This two-hour call-in session is in advance of the full board meeting, which will be held September 14-15 in Juneau. FREE
more info: http://www.alaska.edu/bor/public-testimony/ 907-450-8010, ua-bor@alaska.edu
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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.
Fun for the whole family. Join us for a light supper, craft, and program each month. Visit www.juneau.org/library for information on topics and guest speakers.
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month.
www.namijuneau.org
more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Meets 2nd 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
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Join us to experience the life-changing Ashtanga Yoga Practice. All are welcome, The Yoga Path and it's teachers are all about supporting a yoga practice and facilitating success in each student's life. Free
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com theyogapath@gci.net
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
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.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Join local resident Marie Darlin for a walking tour of Evergreen Cemetery, sponsored by the Juneau-Douglas City Museum and Juneau Parks & Recreation Department. Walk from the City Museum down the old “Cemetery Road” (Calhoun Avenue) to Evergreen Cemetery, learn about the cemetery’s history, and hear the stories of some of the notable people buried there, including Marie Drake, Andrew P. Kasheveroff, John Olds, Mary Joyce, and others. Tickets are $25 for adults and $20 for children ages 12 and under and may be purchased at the City Museum or by calling 907-586-3572. The tour includes a free copy of the Evergreen Cemetery Historical Walking Guide, a pass for free admission to the City Museum, and a coupon for the Museum’s gift shop. The tour will begin at the City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets, and end at the cemetery. Space is limited, and advanced reservations with payment are recommended.
more info: http://www.juneau.org/library/museum/public_programs.php Kaia Henrickson, 907-586-0966, kaia.henrickson@juneau.org
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
This training is an eye opening experience regarding the health and well-being of our community. We are offered a deep contemplation of our own personal beliefs and thought constructs about women in society in the 21st century. This training is invaluable to those working directly with women and/or children who have experienced trauma and to students seeking to understand modern feminism and social health. It gives a glimpse into the possibility of a non-judgmental, fully empowering environment in which women can heal with their children and regain or gain for the first time the tools to address the responsibilities of a healthy life with healthy relationships. Professionals and agencies working directly with domestic violence, and sexual assault, volunteers and staff of AWARE are encouraged to apply. Suggested $25 donation.
more info: http://awareak.org/community-events/advocacy-training/ Please contact Becca Gaguine at beccag@awareak.org or 586-6623 with questions or to register.
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
We meet the second Wednesday of every month at 7pm in the JPD Foyer. Established in 1981 our program operates as an independent non profit 501-C3 organization. The concept has developed into a combination of efforts by local media, businesses, civic and social clubs, law enforcement agencies, and the public. Donations of airtime, newspaper space, and reward monies have established Juneau Crime Line as an effective tool to fight crime in the area. Juneau Crime Line is also part of the Crime Stoppers USA network.
more info: http://juneaucrimeline.com juneaucrimeline@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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
This training is an eye opening experience regarding the health and well-being of our community. We are offered a deep contemplation of our own personal beliefs and thought constructs about women in society in the 21st century. This training is invaluable to those working directly with women and/or children who have experienced trauma and to students seeking to understand modern feminism and social health. It gives a glimpse into the possibility of a non-judgmental, fully empowering environment in which women can heal with their children and regain or gain for the first time the tools to address the responsibilities of a healthy life with healthy relationships. Professionals and agencies working directly with domestic violence, and sexual assault, volunteers and staff of AWARE are encouraged to apply. Suggested $25 donation.
more info: http://awareak.org/community-events/advocacy-training/ Please contact Becca Gaguine at beccag@awareak.org or 586-6623 with questions or to register.
The 2016-17 Awana Club year begins Sept 14 and meets Wed. nights from 6:25-8pm. Get involved in one of the following clubs: Cubbies for 3- and 4-year-olds, Sparks for K-2nd graders, and Truth & Training for 3rd-6th graders. Weekly Awana Club meetings begin with a flag ceremony, followed by game time, handbook time (where kids study and memorize Bible verses), council time (including songs and Bible stories), and a closing awards ceremony. no tickets required
more info: http://abbcjuneau.org/awana-clubs/
Stephen & Holly Shier awana@abbcjuneau.org
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Join us to experience the life-changing Ashtanga Yoga Practice. All are welcome, The Yoga Path and it's teachers are all about supporting a yoga practice and facilitating success in each student's life. Free
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com theyogapath@gci.net
Every Friday night for 20 straight weeks, Alaska Fish & Chips Company will have live music and cornhole. Rain or shine! Music will be outside unless the weather keeps us indoors. Visit our website to check out the music lineup!Free
more info: alaskafishandchips.com/eventinfo@alaskafishandchips.com
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
A workshop with visiting artist Harvey "Twigmaster" Van Patten Two day class. Friday and Saturday 6/17 or Sunday 6/18. Sat. Sun. workshops are noon to 5pm. Take home a completed piece! Twigs provided; bring tools. Tickets and Registration at JACC, Hearthside Books, www.jahc.org
Cornhole, everyone's favorite beer in hand sport, is back for another summer at Alaska Fish & Chips. Every Saturday, rain or shine. Pretty simple: sign up when you get here, and we'll get a bracket going. It's great practice for the Southeast Alaska Cornhole Invitational at the end of the season! Free
more info: www.alaskafishandchips.com info@alaskafishandchips.com
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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 juneaujambusters.com
#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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
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: meghanl@jahc.org or 907.586.2787.
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
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.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Election of new board members at the Annual meeting 5 - 5:30.
Election of officers at the Board meeting 5:30 - 7 pm
This training is an eye opening experience regarding the health and well-being of our community. We are offered a deep contemplation of our own personal beliefs and thought constructs about women in society in the 21st century. This training is invaluable to those working directly with women and/or children who have experienced trauma and to students seeking to understand modern feminism and social health. It gives a glimpse into the possibility of a non-judgmental, fully empowering environment in which women can heal with their children and regain or gain for the first time the tools to address the responsibilities of a healthy life with healthy relationships. Professionals and agencies working directly with domestic violence, and sexual assault, volunteers and staff of AWARE are encouraged to apply. Suggested $25 donation.
more info: http://awareak.org/community-events/advocacy-training/ Please contact Becca Gaguine at beccag@awareak.org or 586-6623 with questions or to register.
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
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
‘Proxima Centauri’ : Scientists say their investigations of the closest star, Proxima Centauri, show it to have an Earth-sized planet orbiting about it. What is more, this rocky globe is moving in a zone that would make liquid water on its surface a possibility. Four light years distance, 25 trillion miles. Twin Earth? The talk will be followed by ‘The Stars Tonight’ on the Spitz projector. Free
more infoi: mariedrakeplanetarium.org 907-723-0692
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
Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday fro 10am to 5pm for free tours.
Discover downtown Juneau's past through a unique walking tour led by a local guide, whose perspective and experiences lend color and flavor to Juneau's story. Learn how the city's mining past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau, and hear tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. Tours last approximately one and a half hours and include entrance into the City Museum, a 20% discount in the Museum's gift shop, and tea time at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of John Olds. Walks take place rain or shine, and involve moderate walking, including stairs and inclines. All tours begin at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, located on the corner of 4th and Main Streets.
$25/$20
$200 for a group of 10
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month.
www.namijuneau.org
more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Meets 2nd 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
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
Join Kelsea Cannon, PT, DPT in this 4 class series (9/24, 10/1, 10/,8 10/22) to learn core anatomy and function. Activate different core and pelvic floor muscles, and identify key signs and symptoms that lead to impairment. Take these new skills to all your activities and daily life.
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com www.ontheyogapath.com Jodee Dixon, theyogapath@gci.net
Come work on your art projects with other artists!
Free studio time.
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
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
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
Beyond Baby Blues: Mom Support Group
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday, starting May 1
Juneau Birth Center
If you're suffering from depression, anxiety or you're just "not yourself" due to pregnancy or childbirth, please join us for an hour of confidential talk and support.
FREE! Sponsored by the Partnership for Families and Children and the Association for the Education of Young Children, Southeast
Childcare provided with advance notice. Call the Juneau Birth Center at 586-1203 for more information.
Facilitators: Ellen Naughter and Betsy Longenbaugh
Meeting will be held at 6:30 pm in the Parlor Room at Fireweed Place (415 Willoughby).
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
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
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Every Final Friday of the month head to SALT for SALT After Dark!
Create a Vision Board that can transform your life in this full-day immersion designed to lead you into discovering your authentic self, core clarity and ideal outcomes. Included: *Teaching & meditation *Everything you need to make a powerful Vision Board, *Time & beautiful space to get focused in, *Light lunch, *A step-by-step workbook & *A free gift. Registration by purchasing a ticket before the date of the workshop is required so we can prepare for you! The cost for the full day, lunch & supplies is 75.00
more info: www.lifecoachcm.com/events Christina Michelle Email: christina@lifecoachcm.com
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
Widowed Persons Monthly Brunch will be at Noon at the Baranof Hotel. All widows/widowers are invited to this social attend.
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
Join Kelsea Cannon, PT, DPT in this 4 class series (9/24, 10/1, 10/,8 10/22) to learn core anatomy and function. Activate different core and pelvic floor muscles, and identify key signs and symptoms that lead to impairment. Take these new skills to all your activities and daily life.
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com www.ontheyogapath.com Jodee Dixon, theyogapath@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
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.
Fun for the whole family. Join us for a light supper, craft, and program each month. Visit www.juneau.org/library for information on topics and guest speakers.
Family Support Group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month.
www.namijuneau.org
more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Meets 2nd 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
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Bluegrass with Jeremy & Nathan & Friends Every Saturday. Bring your friends and family for pizza, beer and Bluegrass music. Mandolin & Bango & Guitar picking and singing!
This is a 3 hour drawing group every other Saturday. Cost $20. Set up at 4:45pm/doors close at 5:00pm) Please no late arrivals.
more info: canvasarts.org
Join SAIL as we honor our 2017 Disability-Rights Advocates of the Year!
more info: www.sailinc.org www.sailinc.org Tristan, 586-4920, tlombardo@sailinc.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 juneaujambusters.com
#music
Join Kelsea Cannon, PT, DPT in this 4 class series (9/24, 10/1, 10/,8 10/22) to learn core anatomy and function. Activate different core and pelvic floor muscles, and identify key signs and symptoms that lead to impairment. Take these new skills to all your activities and daily life.
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com www.ontheyogapath.com Jodee Dixon, theyogapath@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Traiga a sus peques al Cuentacuento Infantil para ayudarlos a prepararse para el colegio y divertirse en Español. Todos los Lunes a las 5:30 de la tarde en la biblioteca del Mendenhall Valley.
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
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.org Jim Donaghey 209-2560
Adult Ballet welcomes everyone over the age of 18 who is interested in studying ballet technique. The hour-long class introduces basic positions and offers easy-to-follow combinations in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Member: $298 Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Fun discussions, games, activities, and art centered around 7 different life skills topics. Ages 5 and up.
more info: Lela @586-6623
The Catholic Diocese of Juneau cordially invites you to the Ordination and Installation of the Sixth Bishop of Juneau the most Reverend Andrew E. Bellisario, C.M.
Dance Fitness is a fun, hop, calorie-burning workout inspired by urban stree jazz and hip-hop. Keegan Carroll will break down the moves of the professionally choreographed dance routines, step-by-step so everyone can bust a move. You will bur serious calories, while having fun. Classes are designed for all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Punch cards are available at the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327
"Write For Your Life" group, 10-11am every Wednesday, Mendenhall Valley library. Share a journal, memoir, a letter or poetry. Details: Dixie, 789-2068.
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
NAMI Family-to-Family is a 12-session eduction course for family members, friends, and caregivers who want to better understand and support their loved one living with a chronic or newly diagnosed mental health condition.
website; www.namiejuneau.org more info: 463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com
A variety of fun outings in the community (Rock climbing, swimming, library, etc.) movies, music, and games. Ages 5 and up. AWARE also offers Parenting the Love & Logic Way.
more info: Lela @ AWARE 586-6623 or email: Lelas@awareak.org
Douglas Island Bible Church Every Wednesday evening for kids ages 3 (as of September 1) through 6th Grade No admission, but small cost for materials Find us on Facebook under Awana at DIBC
more info: Jennifer Thorsteinson 907-321-3059
We meet the second Wednesday of every month at 7pm in the JPD Foyer. Established in 1981 our program operates as an independent non profit 501-C3 organization. The concept has developed into a combination of efforts by local media, businesses, civic and social clubs, law enforcement agencies, and the public. Donations of airtime, newspaper space, and reward monies have established Juneau Crime Line as an effective tool to fight crime in the area. Juneau Crime Line is also part of the Crime Stoppers USA network.
more info: http://juneaucrimeline.com juneaucrimeline@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
If your child or teen is experiencing signs of a mental health condition or has already been diagnosed, we can help. NAMI Basics is a six-week education course that provides practical information on a variety of mental health conditions, treatment and wellness options and how to access care. Taught by trained peers or parents who have “been there." Free to attend, registration required. Register here: http://bit.ly/2tkTzeV
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/for-parents-guardians NAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Meeting will be held at 6:30 pm in the Parlor Room at Fireweed Place (415 Willoughby).
For further information Contact Sue (suen@gci.net) 586-6424 or call Sandy at 789-0355.
Info: Tango every Thursday
7-9pm
Free Event
At Channel Dance Studio (2686 Channel Vista Dr.)
for more info: 586-1213
Info: Karaoke Night
Free Event!
Event Contact: 907-789-0501
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
Adult/Open Ballet is a technique class open to all levels, from beginning to advanced ballet. Each class will be adjusted to meet the varying needs and interests of its participants. Ages 14 and up. There will be no class on 11/24. Cost is Member: $240 Non-Member $280. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office.
More info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net
Pilates/Core Saturday mornings! The core is used in almost every movement, from rolling in bed to skiing the mountains. Pilates is all about the core. Come strengthen and lengthen muscles to support your everyday activity and weekend adventures. AND...keep your eye our Facebook page for the bring-a-friend for free date(s).
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
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.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Janice Hurley leads a Pilates mat class that focuses on alignment, strength building and conditioning. bring your own mat or JDT will supply one for you. Exercises are adaptable for individual needs. Open to all levels, ages 12 and up. No dance experiences necessary. Cost is Member: $255 Non-Members $298. Punch cards are available in the Juneau Dance Theatre Office. No class on 11/25 and 12/2.
more info: www.juneaudance.org or 463-5327 email juneaudance@gci.net