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Come hear the greatest music from the 80 From Dj Blackstar also if the people are feeling it karaoke as well And The best 80 costume wins 100 bucks so come sing dance eat drink and try to win 100 bucks and its lance`s birthday so come and say hi free admission Come hear the greatest music from the 80
more info: lance mitchell 9076028191 darkdfd1@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Savikko Park Shelter #2 Pride picnic, food and fun! All ages, bring the family!
more info webmaster@seagla.org
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Free and open to the public brought to you by The Alaska Club
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
his is an 8-week class series focused on building connection among men and expanding our views to promote racial and gender equity. This class is intended for individuals who self-identify as male. Food will be provided. Childcare is available upon request. Please register so we know how much food and staff we will need. Thanks! The event is free but please register so we know how much food to buy. Thanks! https://forms.gle/8C2jH3Bx9aVbvqbs8 https://www.facebook.com/events/1514071415394159/?event_time_id=1514071425394158
more info: Austin Tagaban, email AustinT@awareak.org or call 586-4902
Come for a free presentation to learn about a new and dynamic level of healing that frees you from complex rituals and fear-based protections healing that you can easily do for yourself and for others – no matter what your background. Reconnective Healing® has been shown in multiple scientific studies to restructure your very DNA, resulting in physical, mental, and emotional healing. The healing effects are often instantaneous and long lasting. Presentation by Allou Guthmiller is an Associate Instructor of Reconnective healing, a Registered Nurse and Author. More information at www.claimyourpowertoheal.com FREE www.ontheyogapath.com theyogapath@gci.net
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
6/14/2019 8:5 Please join us in attending the Filipino (Tagalog) Language Classes. They will be the last two Wednesdays of every month from June to October. They will be held in the Filipino Community Hall second floor in the board room. Everyone, all ages, are welcome. Hope to see you there!
more info: facebook.com/FilComAlaska 907-586-4116
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
This will be an event to watch the Democratic Primary Debates. Pizza and snacks will be provided for free. All ages are welcome.
more info: Paul Kelly - 907-240-3447
Have you ever wondered how old the rocks under your feet are? Or why gold is found here? If so, this tour is for you! This tour will highlight the general geology of Downtown Juneau, and how our local geology has influenced downtown development and history. The walk is about 1.5 miles in length and will begin at the City Museum. Tickets may be purchased at the City Museum or by calling 907-586-3572 juneau.org/library/museum
more info: Elissa Borges 586-3572
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Come chat with fellow Juneau small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs! Join us at the Rendezvous downtown for two hours of networking. Hosted by Black Sheep Productions, the new owners of Juneau's Rendezvous Lounge, in conjunction with Spruce Root, the Alaska Small Business Development Center, Higher Image Management, and Juneau Coworking.
more info: Juneau CoWorking, www.aksbdc.org Jennifer Adams, 907-463-3789 or jennifer.adams@aksbdc.org
This will be an event to watch the Democratic Primary Debates. All members of the public aged 21+ are welcome to attend.
more info: Paul Kelly - 907-240-3447
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Enjoy live music by Flutacious (first 1/2) and Lance Mitchell (second half), games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
Kids ages 6-12 are invited to join local geologists Sonia Nagorski and Cathy Connor on a journey into geologic time in the Cruisin’ the Fossil Coastline exhibit. Explore the exhibit, get hands-on with fossils and dinosaur bones, and use clues to recreate prehistoric animals and their habitats. Space is limited and registration is required. Call the Museum at 465-2901 to save your spot. This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. Free, but registration is required. Call the Museum at 465-2901 to register. lam.alaska.gov/youthart
more info: Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Gardens in Douglas Annual garden tour by the Southeast Alaska Master Gardeners. Tickets $20. Visit some amazing gardens in the Juneau area. Yes day of tour or website Seak-Master Gardeners.org
more info: Pat Hartman 208 699 6964 or Patricia.hartman4@gmail.com
Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Mens Products, Skin Care, Hats, Baby Sets, Woven Rugs, Clothing, Scentsy, Movies, Games, Antiques, Air Plants, Table Runners, Placemats, Aprons, Kitchen Items, etc.
more info: Ginny Martin, 957-1158, ginnymm54@gmail.com
Come celebrate 40 years of Big Brothers Big Sisters serving Juneau's youth! There will be FREE BBQ food, face painting, kayaking, paddle boarding, and fun for the whole family (maybe even a hot dog eating contest!)! Please bring a dish to share, hamburgers/hot dogs will be provided. Hosted by Big Brothers Big Sisters with support from CBJ Youth Activities Grant and Above and Beyond Alaska! https://www.facebook.com/events/2413788265523131/
more info: Kristina, 586-3350, kristina.jager@bbbsak.org
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Pop-Up Dinner Club A Night in Rio with Chef Lionel Uddipa and Bossa Nova music byTom Locher & Doug Badilla. No-host bar, $85 a person. discounts for parties of 8+. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books and www.jahc.org . This is a benefit for Arts Education Excursions with the JACC.
More info: JACC 586-2787
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Free and open to the public brought to you by The Alaska Club
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
SEAGLA Monthly Board Meeting Open to the public JoLynn Shriber 907-957-7955
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Enjoy live music and good times with friends and family before the fireworks show at the Annual Pre-Fireworks Barn Dance. Tom Paul will call contra and square dances to live music by the Full Circle string band, featuring Greg Burger, Mary DeSmet, Kyle Farley-Robinson, Thomas Kauffman, and Adelia McMillan. All dances are taught so no experience or a partner are necessary. Refreshments will be served. Adults $10, age 25 and under and students $5, JVs and Americorps Free. Sponsored by Juneau International Folk Dancers. Call 463-3214 for info. Tickets at the door
more info: juneaucontras.org Tom Paul, 463-3214
Starts before the Juneau Parade Begins. Registration 10am downtown JRC/Alaska Club Parking Lot
Race starts promptly at 10:30am. Race Course is the Parade Route! Cost pas-as-you-can (suggested donation $10) $50 to race winners! $100 for a new course record (5:18 women, 4:36 men) Help us honor the legacy of our friend Glenn as we run the entire parade route in front of thousands of our closets Juneau friends! A fundraiser for the JDHS XC team.
more info: 500-8112 or 723-1772
$2 Dogs! Parade View from Front Street @ Devils Club Brewing
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
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.
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Join us at Rainy Retreat for a collective book reading hosted by many Juneau authors. Snacks and drink will be provided!
more info: rainyretreat@gmail.com
Join us for Planet Alaska’s first Friday gallery walk in downtown Juneau. Featuring new work arriving every week from Alaska Native and Alaskan artists from around the state. An Alaska Native Women owned small business! Support Local! Free
more info: https://planetalaskastore.com planetalaskastore@gmail.com
Enjoy live music by Juneau Cabaret, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Juneau Composts' site in Lemon Creek Get the nitty-gritty on starting your first compost pile and the details on fine tuning an existing one. This will be 2 hours of interactive shop talk and hands-on learning. We'll cover general theory, system design, feedstocks, pile management, and troubleshooting. There will be several home systems on display, and we will do a group build of a 1 cubic yard compost pile. $20 - email to RSVP https://www.facebook.com/events/387832528493934/
more info: Lisa, 419-5763, juneaucomposts@email.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
6:30pm Reception 7pm Presentation. Reading=Hope x Change (What's your equation?) National Ambassador for young people's literature. Book Sales provided b y Hearthside Books. Book signing following presentation.
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Think there should be a game dev group in Juneau? I do! Come chat about what you're working on, get advice about making games, or feedback on your stuff. To get started I'll talk about my experience with game dev and my current project, level design tools for Unity. You can also join remotely via Zoom. Free admission https://www.facebook.com/events/1059218547608130/
more info: macklehatton@gmail.com
Tickets (Reserve tickets at $5 for this performance, or PAYW at the door)
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Entertainment by Arias & Chris, Daughters of the New Moon, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
On July 12th, Juneau will join with the nationwide Lights For Liberty vigil to support refugees and demand an end to the systematic abuse and cruelty happening in the detention camps along our southern border. Over 75 locations throughout the country will be hosting vigils.
more info: ptc@blackplumebooks.com
Family friendly potluck for members of the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies.
more info: Jim Sutton juneaujim@gmail.com
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Eaglecrest road and parking lot Four challenging race/run distances Southeast Road Runners
more info: Tommeyer@gci.net
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
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.
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Pulled pork picnic, kid's races, bouncy house, prizes, side dish extravaganza contest $20 per individual and $50 for a family of 5. Buy at the event www.bitly.com/fpjbbq
more info: Tari Stage-Harvey at 789-4093
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
What's next and what you can do
The House Finance Committee is taking public testimony this week on the amount of the PFD and the governor's vetoes. Juneau neighbors wishing to testify can do so in room 519 of the Capitol from 2-7 pm on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week (July 15, 16, and 17). Those unable to attend in person may call in (907-586-9085 for those with a Juneau prefix; 844-586-9085 for those with a non-Juneau prefix). You can also send your testimony to the committee via email at housefinance@akleg.gov
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
Politics and Science of Apollo 11. Re-live the race to the moon on the 50th anniversary of the historic lunar landing. Be reminded of your excitement when you watched the landing and first step on the moon. Or bring yourself and family to experience it together now for the first time! Free
more info: mariedrakeplanetarium.org Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Low Vision Support Group
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Juneau Senior Center.
Share and learn about ways to adjust to vision loss. Rides are available to the meeting, but participants must arrange for their return ride home.
Call Laura at Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) for more info: 586-4920.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
What's next and what you can do
The House Finance Committee is taking public testimony this week on the amount of the PFD and the governor's vetoes. Juneau neighbors wishing to testify can do so in room 519 of the Capitol from 2-7 pm on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week (July 15, 16, and 17). Those unable to attend in person may call in (907-586-9085 for those with a Juneau prefix; 844-586-9085 for those with a non-Juneau prefix). You can also send your testimony to the committee via email at housefinance@akleg.gov
Join us for an evening presentation to learn more about how you can join Doctors Without Borders’ pool of dedicated aid workers. An aid worker and Field Human Resources Officer will discuss requirements and the application process. FREE bit.ly/MSFJuneauAK
more info: fhroutreach@newyork.msf.org
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
What's next and what you can do
The House Finance Committee is taking public testimony this week on the amount of the PFD and the governor's vetoes. Juneau neighbors wishing to testify can do so in room 519 of the Capitol from 2-7 pm on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week (July 15, 16, and 17). Those unable to attend in person may call in (907-586-9085 for those with a Juneau prefix; 844-586-9085 for those with a non-Juneau prefix). You can also send your testimony to the committee via email at housefinance@akleg.gov
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Join the acclaimed composer of this summer‘s STAR musical, Bloody Blackbeard, for a free community workshop on the songwriting craft. Learn how Laurelyn creates such heart-stopping, homespun showtunes for the many folklore-inspired musicals she’s developed with the artists at Triad Stage, in her home state of North Carolina—and give it a try yourself! All levels welcome. Free www.ptalaska.org
more info: STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
The acclaimed composer of Bloody Blackbeard performs an evening of original show tunes set deep in the heart, direct from the back porch of the American musical theatre. Tickets $15-$25, on sale at the JACC, Hearthside and Vendini.com https://tickets.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?t=tix&w=c53eca880af4178b81ebe874854c2447&vqitq=8326177a-e3a1-4a81-a529-0960e63096de&vqitp=e4d94d39-979c-46ef-a9b2-369187961c89&vqitts=1562946818&vqitc=vendini&vqite=itl&vqitrt=Safetynet&vqith=4abc7ef03141710f64b3da7aff568719
more info: STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
The summer film festival is right around the corner with a 7/18 submission deadline, send us your films.
more info: Pat Race pat@Ircd.com
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
In a lengthy legal action, the State of Alaska reclaimed title to a missing moon rock and Alaska flag collected on the Apollo 11 moon mission and presented to the people of Alaska by President Richard Nixon in 1969. Curator Steve Henrikson provided the Alaska State Department of Law, U.S. Departments of Justice and Homeland Security, the FBI and NASA with critical information leading to the recovery of the artifact for the Alaska State Museum. Along the way, he learned fascinating information about moon rocks and other lunar artifacts which are--in addition to being interesting in their own right--useful in proving that the moon mission wasn’t staged in Hollywood, but an actual event from half a century ago. This presentation recounts the story of Alaska’s looted lunar heirloom, and other historical artifacts of the Apollo program—some of which are still on the moon, and visible from earth. This program will be recorded for later broadcast on 360 North and on the web at 360north.org/at-the-apk/ Free
more info: lam.alaska.gov Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Legendary heroes and villains conquer the seas and cross the galaxy in a pair of epic adventures performing July 19-21 at Perseverance Theatre, by the students of STAR: the swashbuckling new musical Bloody Blackbeard, written by Preston Lane with songs by Laurelyn Dossett, directed by Julie York Coppens; and an original space-age take on Shakespeare’s Pericles, adapted by Coppens and staged by Perseverance Theatre’s new managing director, Frank Delaney. STAR (Summer Theatre Arts Rendezvous), Perseverance Theatre’s long-running summer youth acting program, combines production experience with professional instruction, giving young people of all backgrounds and abilities a chance to build skills, develop confidence, and have fun with their peers. Tickets for Opening Night Showcase (both shows) are $25 for general admission, $15 for students; tickets for Saturday and Sunday single shows are $15 general admission, $10 for students. Tickets now on sale at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-TIXS. https://www.ptalaska.org/star-program/ STAR director
more info: Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
The legend is treasure, and the treasure is true: Climb aboard this epic seafaring adventure, written by Preston Lane and with songs by Laurelyn Dossett, performed by the charismatic students of STAR, Perseverance Theatre's youth acting program. Swashbuckling summer entertainment for the whole family! Tickets for Saturday and Sunday single shows are $15 general admission, $10 for students, now on sale at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-TIXS. https://www.ptalaska.org/star-program/
more info: STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
July 20, 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Join local geologist Cathy Connor for a presentation about the moon and its composition. This program will incorporate moon-related datasets on the Museum's Science-on-a-Sphere. Cathy is a professor emerita of geology at the University of Alaska Southeast and is the author of the popular handbook Roadside Geology of Alaska. Free
more info: museums.alaska.gov Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Unique Products, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care for Men and Women, Hats, Shawls, Baby Sets, Clothing, Scentsy, Kitchen Decor, Movies, Oils, Photography
more info: Ginny Martin, 957-1158, ginnymm54@gmail.com
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Re-live the race to the moon on the 50th anniversary of the historic lunar landing. Be reminded of your excitement when you watched the landing and first step on the moon. Or bring yourself and family to experience it together now for the first time! $11, Ticket @ mariedrakeplanetarium.org and at the door. 4pm & 9pm
more info: mariedrakeplanetarium.org Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
Cross the universe with one of Shakespeare's boldest heroes, in this space-aged epic adapted by Julie York Coppens and performed by the charismatic students of STAR, Perseverance Theatre's youth acting program. From triumph to tragedy and back again, with a few intergalactic detours along the way, PERICLES is out-of-this-world summer entertainment for the whole family! Tickets for Saturday and Sunday single shows are $15 general admission, $10 for students, now on sale at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-TIXS. https://www.ptalaska.org/star-program/
more info: STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
One Show Only! The 80's fantasy burlesque show of your dreams. $25 advance online $5 more at the door $35 VIP (advance only) 21+ full bar mod carousel.com
The legend is treasure, and the treasure is true: Climb aboard this epic seafaring adventure, written by Preston Lane and with songs by Laurelyn Dossett, performed by the charismatic students of STAR, Perseverance Theatre's youth acting program. Swashbuckling summer entertainment for the whole family! Tickets for Saturday and Sunday single shows are $15 general admission, $10 for students, now on sale at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-TIXS. https://www.ptalaska.org/star-program/
more info STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Re-live the race to the moon on the 50th anniversary of the historic lunar landing. Be reminded of your excitement when you watched the landing and first step on the moon. Or bring yourself and family to experience it together now for the first time! $11, Tickets @ mariedrakeplanetarium.org and at the door. 4pm & 9pm
more info: mariedrakeplanetarium.org Steve Kocsis, shiva8128@gmail.com, 907-500-2941
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Cross the universe with one of Shakespeare's boldest heroes, in this space-aged epic adapted by Julie York Coppens and performed by the charismatic students of STAR, Perseverance Theatre's youth acting program. From triumph to tragedy and back again, with a few intergalactic detours along the way, PERICLES is out-of-this-world summer entertainment for the whole family! Tickets for Saturday and Sunday single shows are $15 general admission, $10 for students, now on sale at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-TIXS. https://www.ptalaska.org/star-program/
more info: STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Mission. Fundraiser for the Marie Drake Planetarium
come early and get a good seat, buy popcorn or soda and learn about the planetarium and the new digital planetarium system we plan to buy. Afterwards share where you were on 7/21/69 when
astronauts first walked on the moon. We will have some astronomy items for sale.
more info: Steve 500-2941
The legend is treasure, and the treasure is true: Climb aboard this epic seafaring adventure, written by Preston Lane and with songs by Laurelyn Dossett, performed by the charismatic students of STAR, Perseverance Theatre's youth acting program. Swashbuckling summer entertainment for the whole family! Tickets for Saturday and Sunday single shows are $15 general admission, $10 for students, now on sale at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-TIXS. https://www.ptalaska.org/star-program/
more info: STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.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
Cross the universe with one of Shakespeare's boldest heroes, in this space-aged epic adapted by Julie York Coppens and performed by the charismatic students of STAR, Perseverance Theatre's youth acting program. From triumph to tragedy and back again, with a few intergalactic detours along the way, PERICLES is out-of-this-world summer entertainment for the whole family! Tickets for Saturday and Sunday single shows are $15 general admission, $10 for students, now on sale at www.ptalaska.org or call 907-463-TIXS. https://www.ptalaska.org/star-program/
more info: STAR director Julie Coppens: juliec@ptalaska.org
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Today's topic is Movement - why short workouts may be best for you and how to fit movement into your busy life. Bring your lunch and any questions you have. Free and open to the public
more info: scerf.com/events/ Liz@scerf.com
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
Come to McPhetres Hall for an evening with the cast and director as we unpackTheatre in the Rough’s production of Hamlet. See the inner workings of the Ghost. See us take apart the famous duel. Speeches, scene work and your questions explored. Dessert, coffee, tea and conversation provided.
TICKETS
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month hosted by Teri Tibbet
2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month hosted by Matt Barnes
Come on down and play a couple
21+, FREE
website: www.thealaskanhotel.com
Event Contact: Alaskan Bar 586-1000 for more info
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
Radiophonic Jazz is a rap duo originating out of their home town Juneau, Alaska. Known for their rhymes, lyrics, and originally produced beats, they thrive to push Alaska to new heights and exploit their new genre of hip hop they call Zen Hop. Special guest appearances TBA. Arrive early for best seats! Tickets are $10-20 sliding scale + we will reserve some pay-as-you-can tickets for the night of! Buy tickets here: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4299454 https://www.facebook.com/events/491183598376626
more info; Kindred Post, 907-523-5053, hello@kindredpost.com
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Juneau Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 5th annual Golf Classic at Mendenhall Golf Course. This fundraiser event features a best ball scramble 9-hole tournament, plus a hole 10 challenge and chip shot challenges. Prizes will be won on every hole, plus chances to win Alaska Airlines tickets or hole-in-ones. $75/person or $300/team; book your tee time online at https://www.juneauchamber.com/ https://www.juneauchamber.com/
more info: Kayla 907-463-3488 or info@juneauchamber.com
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Skin Care for Men and Women, Oils, Photography, Scentsy, Hats, Shawls, Clothing, Kitchen Products, Games, Movies, Baby Sets
more info: Ginny Martin, 957-1158, ginnymm54@gmail.com
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Be transported to Brazil with delicious dinner by Chef Lionel Uddipa and live dance music by Tom Locher, in support of the Council's arts education excursions for all K-8 students in Juneau. Doors open at 5:30 with Snacks: Coxinha: Roasted chicken croquette with sweet and spicy chili sauce, Bacalhau: salted cod bites with roasted garlic aoili lime zest, Pao de quejijo: brazilian cheese bread with green pepper jam and honey butter followed at 6 pm by a Family style dinner at tables of 8 with Feijoa: stewed black beans with summer vegetables, cumin and aromatic vegetable broth, Moqueca Baiana: brazilian fish stew with rock fish, prawns, cumin...
Celebrating 10 years of presenting world-class burlesque to Alaska. One night $25 GA Tickets in advance/$35 VIP advance/$30 . at the door. more info: ModCarousel.com
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Gigi Monroe presents... Her Birthday Show! Special guest entertainers join locals to party all night long. Doors at 7, shows at 8 & 10 pm $13 cover at the door
more info: www.gigimonroe.com missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Celebrating 10 years of presenting world-class burlesque to Alaska. One night $25 GA Tickets in advance/$35 VIP advance/$30 . at the door. more info: ModCarousel.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Hamlet: Prince of Denmarkby William Shakespeare, presented by Theatre in the Rough."In a country shaken by regime change and threatened by war, a ghost haunts the castle walls and tells a young prince the tale of his father’s death. With no idea who to trust, Hamlet risks everything on a quest for truth and justice."At McPhetres Hall, 4th and Gold, Downtown.Runs July 5th-28th curtains @7:30 with two Sunday matinees @2:00.Visit theatreintherough.org for full details.**A few tickets will be available for purchase at the door, even if the show is sold out online!
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
American Legion Post #25 Host this 8th Annual Alaska National Guard Day Veterans Appreciation Dinner. An Alaskan "Thank You" for your service dinner honoring those who have served their country. All Veterans and family members cordially invited.
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.
Following the Girls on the Run core value to lead with an open heart, AWARE and Girls on the Run of Greater Alaska are leading this club to explore how we can cultivate braver, more daring leaders, and embed the value of courage in our culture. All ages and genders are welcome for this conversation! none
more info: gotrgreateralaska.org Natalie Watson, 586-4902, nataliew@awareak.org
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
It's our semi-annual short film festival, and everyone is invited to join. Just make a film that's less than 10 minutes long and submit it to info@jumpsociety.org before July 15! Or just come down and watch the results of all-local talent! Free, at the door https://jumpsociety.org/ Collette Costa
more info: goldtowntheater@gmail.com
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
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.
rIt's our semi-annual short film festival, and everyone is invited to join. Just make a film that's less than 10 minutes long and submit it to info@jumpsociety.org before July 15! Or just come down and watch the results of all-local talent! Free, at the door https://jumpsociety.org/
more info: Collette Costa goldtowntheater@gmail.com
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
all kinds of wild fun and, games, for the whole family.
Free!
It's our semi-annual short film festival, and everyone is invited to join. Just make a film that's less than 10 minutes long and submit it to info@jumpsociety.org before July 15! Or just come down and watch the results of all-local talent! Free, at the door https://jumpsociety.org/
more info: owntheater@gmail.com
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
New this year Olympic Distance 1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run. Sprint Distance 750m swim, 19km bike, 5k run. More information and registration at aukemantri.com . Prices increases June 3, registration closes August 1.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
It's our semi-annual short film festival, and everyone is invited to join. Just make a film that's less than 10 minutes long and submit it to info@jumpsociety.org before July 15! Or just come down and watch the results of all-local talent! Free, at the door https://jumpsociety.org/
more info: goldtowntheater@gmail.com
It's our semi-annual short film festival, and everyone is invited to join. Just make a film that's less than 10 minutes long and submit it to info@jumpsociety.org before July 15! Or just come down and watch the results of all-local talent! Free, at the door https://jumpsociety.org/
more info: goldtowntheater@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
This is a 5-day jump rope workshop designed for humans of every skill level, entering 2nd grade and up. We will cover (almost) all aspects of the sport, including single rope, double dutch, Chinese wheel, long rope, choreography, and partner work. At the end of the week, we will hold a small performance for family and friends. Your $125 registration fee will cover a jump rope, a snack each day, and a t-shirt!
more info: www.juneaujumpers.org www.juneaujumpers.org Heather Miller (907)790-3310
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Join a local tour guid for a 90 minute stroll around and overlooking Juneau's original town site. Learn how the past changed the landscape of downtown Juneau and hear stories about the personality of early Juneau and tales of prominent Alaska figures and Juneau families. The tour concludes with afternoon tea at Alaska's Capital Inn, the restored gold rush era home of pioneer John Olds, The Historic Downtown Walking tour is a moderate walk, involving stairs and uphill and downhill walking. Ticket prices include admission to the Museum and 20% discount in the Museum store. Tickets at JACC, Hearthside Books.
More info: 586-3572
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free!
The New JACC Presents: Arts at Sea!
Join members of the Partnership Board & Capital Campaign Committee for a whale watch cruise with Allen Marine Tours to benefit the New JACC Building Fund.
Meet at Statter Harbor at 3:45 PM for boarding, and enjoy a lovely afternoon on the water from 4-7 PM. No-host bar, appetizers by the Hangar on the Wharf, and live music by Allison Holtkamp & Tom Locher!
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Local produce and craft vendors from 10-3, every second saturday, year-round!
Register to be a vender by emailing kylie@panhandleproduce.com
Proceeds from registrations benefit the Friends of the Library.
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
n Mascagni’s one-act masterpiece, Cavalleria Rusticana, Turiddu has returned from military service to find his fiancée Lola married to another man, Alfio. In revenge, he has seduced a girl from the village, Santuzza, but the jealous Lola has since stolen him back, and she and Turiddu have an affair. This powder keg of passions ignites on Easter Sunday, as Santuzza, driven by despair and revenge, finally betrays Turiddu’s and Lola’s affair to Alfio – a terrible mistake, as it seals the fate of the man she worships.... Pay as you Can Aug 14, 7:00 pm JAHC, HEARTHSIDE BOOKS, JUNEAUOPERA.ORG
more info: www.juneauopera.org Sara Radke Brown 812-361-1899
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
http://www.law.state.ak.us/department/civil/consumer/cp_topics.html#charity
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Enjoy live music, games, and fun for the whole family.
Free
MaryAnn Carter NEA chairwoman will be there
In Mascagni’s one-act masterpiece, Cavalleria Rusticana, Turiddu has returned from military service to find his fiancée Lola married to another man, Alfio. In revenge, he has seduced a girl from the village, Santuzza, but the jealous Lola has since stolen him back, and she and Turiddu have an affair. This powder keg of passions ignites on Easter Sunday, as Santuzza, driven by despair and revenge, finally betrays Turiddu’s and Lola’s affair to Alfio – a terrible mistake, as it seals the fate of the man she worships.... Pay as you Can Aug 14, 7:00 pm JAHC, HEARTHSIDE BOOKS, JUNEAUOPERA.ORG
more info: www.juneauopera.org director@juneauopera.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
In Mascagni’s one-act masterpiece, Cavalleria Rusticana, Turiddu has returned from military service to find his fiancée Lola married to another man, Alfio. In revenge, he has seduced a girl from the village, Santuzza, but the jealous Lola has since stolen him back, and she and Turiddu have an affair. This powder keg of passions ignites on Easter Sunday, as Santuzza, driven by despair and revenge, finally betrays Turiddu’s and Lola’s affair to Alfio – a terrible mistake, as it seals the fate of the man she worships.... Pay as you Can Aug 14, 7:00 pm JAHC, HEARTHSIDE BOOKS, JUNEAUOPERA.ORG
more info: www.juneauopera.org director@juneauopera.org
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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.
Today's topic is Meal Planning for your busy life. Tips to create quick healthy meals during the week. Free and open to the public
more info: scerf.com/events/ liz@scerf.com
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Monthly meeting
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Statter Harbor Set sail with the Juneau Symphony! Enjoy hors d'oeuvres and wine tasting while experiencing the Alaska wilderness in all its grandeur on an Allen Marine catamaran. Live music will be provided by Juneau Symphony musicians. Tickets $85 at JuneauSymphony.org, Hearthside, JACC juneausymphony.org Juneau Symphony,
more info: 586-4676, info@juneausymphony.org
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
REGISTERSpecial Topic: Collage Painting
Teacher: Fawn Waterfield
Cost: $245 (3-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
In this class students explore collage multimedia techniques including watercolor, colored pencils, crayons, acrylic paint, paper, glue, etc. Students will work on a variety of surfaces such as cardboard, paper, and wood Students are asked to bring two bound books they are willing to destroy to create art journal. Books should range in size from 5×7” to 18×24”.
Tuesdays (9/3-12/10. No class 11/26)
24) 3:30-4:30 (3rd-5th graders)
25) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
26) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
REGISTER
Ceramics 1
Teacher: Hosanna Bogert
Cost: $245 (Kindergartners-8th graders) + $25 materials fee /
$275 (High school students and adults) + $35 materials fee
Tuesdays (9/3-12/10. No class 11/26)
1) 3:30-4:30 (Kindergartners-5th graders)
2) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
3) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
REGISTERSpecial Topic: Collage Painting
Teacher: Fawn Waterfield
Cost: $245 (3-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
In this class students explore collage multimedia techniques including watercolor, colored pencils, crayons, acrylic paint, paper, glue, etc. Students will work on a variety of surfaces such as cardboard, paper, and wood Students are asked to bring two bound books they are willing to destroy to create art journal. Books should range in size from 5×7” to 18×24”.
Tuesdays (9/3-12/10. No class 11/26)
24) 3:30-4:30 (3rd-5th graders)
25) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
26) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Teacher: Averyl Veliz
Cost: $245 (6th-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
This class expands on foundations learned in Drawing 1 and applies them to drawing what we imagine. Students will be taught the next level of applying appropriate and correct light/shadow, perspective, and use of composition.
Wednesdays (9/4-12/11. No class 11/27)
8) 5:00-6:00 (6th-8th graders)
9) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
REGISTER
Teacher: Fawn Waterfield
Cost: $245 (Kindergartners-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
In this class students explore sculpting small forms using a variety of materials, such as cardboard, plastic, aluminum foil, tape, glue, found objects, paper, etc. Older students will explore creating their own ultimate paper mache paste to harden their sculptures and provide texture.
Mondays (9/9-12/16. No class 11/25)
18) 3:30-4:30 (Kindergartners-2nd graders)
19) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
20) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
Wednesdays (9/4-12/11. No class 11/27)
21) 3:30-4:30 (3rd-5th graders)
22) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
23) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
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.
REGISTER
Teacher: Inari Kylänen
Cost: $245 (3rd-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
This class will concentrate on basic painting techniques. We will explore paint handling, color mixing, and preparing different surface materials for painting. All paintings will be done from direct observation. Students will use acrylic paints.
Thursdays (9/5-12/12. No class 11/28)
12) 3:30-4:30 (3rd-5th graders)
13) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
14) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
REGISTER
Teacher: Hosanna Bogert
Cost: $245 (Kindergartners-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
Thursdays (9/5-12/12. No class 11/28)
27) 3:30-4:30 (Kindergartners-5th graders)
28) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
29) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
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
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
REGISTER
Teacher: Averyl Veliz
Cost: $275
Students must show samples of art ahead of time to the Juneau Art Academy to prove a strong working knowledge of basic drawing skills.
Group Project: Students will work collaboratively on a project, developing a cohesive cast of characters, props, theme, style, environment and narrative. The students will determine the final output, with strong guidance from the instructor. Possibilities include graphic novel, illustrated book, or TV show/movie “pitch.”
Fridays (9/6-12/13. No class 11/29)
10) 5:00-6:30 (6th -8th graders)
Portfolio: Students will be self-guided on the work they bring to class for constructive critique as well as time to dedicate towards building their portfolio or work intended for publication or exhibition. This class is ideal for students who are looking to getting into the arts professionally via art schools and/or client based work. Also for beginning-mid career professionals who seek peer feedback and support.
Fridays (9/6-12/13. No class 11/29)
11) 6:30-8:00 (High school students and adults)
Dr. Carrie Diaz-Eaton, Biomathematics and STEM Education. Full schedule to be announced in early fall. Lectures are free and open to the public. Schedule will be available at www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture. Lectures will be recorded and available on YouTube on the UAS Channel at: www.youtube.com/UASoutheast Free www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture
more info: Keni Campbell klcampbell4@alaska.edu
This musical is set at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be where a group of unique and complicated children (played by adults) compete against each other and themselves to be crowned winner of the bee. This is a hilarious musical that is fast-paced, witty, and people of all ages will love it. Tickets through Vendini. Check out the Juneau Douglas Little Theatre Facebook page
more info: JDLT.communitytheare@gmail.com .
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
This musical is set at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be where a group of unique and complicated children (played by adults) compete against each other and themselves to be crowned winner of the bee. This is a hilarious musical that is fast-paced, witty, and people of all ages will love it. Tickets through Vendini. Check out the Juneau Douglas Little Theatre Facebook page
more info: JDLT.communitytheare@gmail.com .
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
REGISTER
Teacher: Inari Kylänen
Cost: $275
In this class students explore different painting techniques and develop their own painting style. Students should have completed several paintings before enrolling in this class. We’ll create a series of paintings exploring different execution and composition possibilities.
Saturdays (9/7-12/14. No class 11/30)
15) 11:15-12:45 (6th-8th graders)
16) 12:45-2:15 (High school students and adults)
REGISTER
Teacher: Lauren Louwagie
Cost per child/parent pair: $245 (add an additional child for $120)
Intended age range of children: Preschool (3+) – Kindergarten/2nd grade
In this class, preschool age children and their guardians will discover inventive and traditional ways to paint. Using a variety of engaging materials, we will explore both basic and beyond-the-brush techniques to paint on a wide variety of surfaces.
For this class, adult and preschooler must enroll together. Adults must be present at the class and they are expected to engage and participate. Older siblings are welcome to enroll with an adult and preschooler. One adult cannot enroll with more than two children.
Saturdays (9/7-12/14. No class 11/30)
17) 10:00-11:00 AM
Music Around the World with cellist Zuill Bailey and Spanish pianist Afredo Oyaguez piano. They will take you around the world with music from Spain to Australia, Russia to the Americas and everywhere in between. This is a Benefit for the 2020 Festival. Tickets $50 general $20 student/senior/uas student with ID. Purchase tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books on line at Vendeni.
More info: reggie@jazzandclassics.org
This musical is set at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be where a group of unique and complicated children (played by adults) compete against each other and themselves to be crowned winner of the bee. This is a hilarious musical that is fast-paced, witty, and people of all ages will love it. Tickets through Vendini. Check out the Juneau Douglas Little Theatre Facebook page
more info: JDLT.communitytheare@gmail.com .
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Tour House of Wickersham that was built in 1898 and home of Alaska's pioneer Judge and Congressional Delegate James Wickersham. $3 at the door. More info: Mary Kay 586-9001
REGISTERSpecial Topic: Collage Painting
Teacher: Fawn Waterfield
Cost: $245 (3-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
In this class students explore collage multimedia techniques including watercolor, colored pencils, crayons, acrylic paint, paper, glue, etc. Students will work on a variety of surfaces such as cardboard, paper, and wood Students are asked to bring two bound books they are willing to destroy to create art journal. Books should range in size from 5×7” to 18×24”.
Tuesdays (9/3-12/10. No class 11/26)
24) 3:30-4:30 (3rd-5th graders)
25) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
26) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
REGISTER
Teacher: Fawn Waterfield
Cost: $245 (Kindergartners-8th graders) / $275 (High school students and adults)
In this class students explore sculpting small forms using a variety of materials, such as cardboard, plastic, aluminum foil, tape, glue, found objects, paper, etc. Older students will explore creating their own ultimate paper mache paste to harden their sculptures and provide texture.
Mondays (9/9-12/16. No class 11/25)
18) 3:30-4:30 (Kindergartners-2nd graders)
19) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
20) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
Wednesdays (9/4-12/11. No class 11/27)
21) 3:30-4:30 (3rd-5th graders)
22) 4:30-5:30 (6th-8th graders)
23) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
REGISTER
Teacher: Averyl Veliz
Cost: $245 (Kindergartners-8th graders)/ $275 (High school students and adults)
This is a foundational class that focuses on drawing what we see. Students will learn to “see” the forms in everyday objects and translate them onto 2D paper. Introductory concepts of light/shadow, perspective, and composition will be implemented.
Mondays (9/9-12/16. No class 11/25)
4) 3:30-4:30 (Kindergartners-2nd graders)
5) 5:00-6:00 (6th-8th graders)
6) 6:00-7:30 (High school students and adults)
Wednesdays (9/4-12/11. No class 11/27)
7) 3:30-4:30 (3rd -5th graders)
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
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
St. Brendan's, Afternoon - Northern Light Alaska Interfaith Power & Light (IP&L) and the United Religions Initiative-North America are excited to present "One Planet, One Family: Facing Our Environmental Challenges & Finding Solutions Together" a gathering on climate change in Juneau, Alaska from September 12-15. World-renowned climate scientist and public speaker, Katharine Hayhoe will be the key speaker of the conference and participants will have ample time to spend working collaborative on finding solutions to our shared concerns. Let us bring together our knowledge, wisdom, and energy to fan the flame of Caring for Our Common Home! Yes TBA Not at this time
more info: Debra Gerrish, 789-3236, jdgerrish@alaska.net
This musical is set at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be where a group of unique and complicated children (played by adults) compete against each other and themselves to be crowned winner of the bee. This is a hilarious musical that is fast-paced, witty, and people of all ages will love it. Tickets through Vendini. Check out the Juneau Douglas Little Theatre Facebook page
more info: JDLT.communitytheare@gmail.com .
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
One Planet, One Family: Facing Our Environmental Challenges and Finding Solution Together Morning - Northern Light, Afternoon - UAS, Evening - Chapel by the Lake Alaska Interfaith Power & Light (AIPL) and the United Religions Initiative-North America are excited to present "One Planet, One Family: Facing Our Environmental Challenges & Finding Solutions Together" a gathering on climate change in Juneau, Alaska from September 12-15. World-renowned climate scientist and public speaker, Katharine Hayhoe will be the key speaker of the conference and participants will have ample time to spend working collaborative on finding solutions to our shared concerns. Let us bring together our knowledge, wisdom, and energy to fan the flame of Caring for Our Common Home! Yes TBA Not at this time
more info: Debra Gerrish, 7899-3236, jdgerrish@alaska.net
This musical is set at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be where a group of unique and complicated children (played by adults) compete against each other and themselves to be crowned winner of the bee. This is a hilarious musical that is fast-paced, witty, and people of all ages will love it. Tickets through Vendini. Check out the Juneau Douglas Little Theatre Facebook page
more info: JDLT.communitytheare@gmail.com .
Dr. David Noon, "The Gothic Executive: Images of Presidential Violence in American Popular Culture, From Andrew Jackson to Donald Trump" Full schedule to be announced in early fall. Lectures are free and open to the public. Schedule will be available at www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture. Lectures will be recorded and available on YouTube on the UAS Channel at: www.youtube.com/UASoutheast Free and open to the public www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture
more info: Keni Campbell klcampbell4@alaska.edu
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
One Planet, One Family: Facing Our Environmental Challenges and Finding Solutions Together Aldersgate United Methodist Church Alaska Interfaith Power & Light (AIPL) and the United Religions Initiative-North America are excited to present "One Planet, One Family: Facing Our Environmental Challenges & Finding Solutions Together" a gathering on climate change in Juneau, Alaska from September 12-15. World-renowned climate scientist and public speaker, Katharine Hayhoe will be the key speaker of the conference and participants will have ample time to spend working collaborative on finding solutions to our shared concerns. Let us bring together our knowledge, wisdom, and energy to fan the flame of Caring for Our Common Home! Yes TBA Not at this time
more info: Debra Gerrish, 7899-3236, jdgerrish@alaska.net
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Local produce and craft vendors from 10-3, every second saturday, year-round!
Register to be a vender by emailing kylie@panhandleproduce.com
Proceeds from registrations benefit the Friends of the Library.
This musical is set at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be where a group of unique and complicated children (played by adults) compete against each other and themselves to be crowned winner of the bee. This is a hilarious musical that is fast-paced, witty, and people of all ages will love it. Tickets through Vendini. Check out the Juneau Douglas Little Theatre Facebook page
more info: JDLT.communitytheare@gmail.com .
One Planet, One Family: Facing Our Environmental Challenges and Finding Solutions Together TBA Alaska Interfaith Power & Light (AIPL) and the United Religions Initiative-North America are excited to present "One Planet, One Family: Facing Our Environmental Challenges & Finding Solutions Together" a gathering on climate change in Juneau, Alaska from September 12-15. World-renowned climate scientist and public speaker, Katharine Hayhoe will be the key speaker of the conference and participants will have ample time to spend working collaborative on finding solutions to our shared concerns. Let us bring together our knowledge, wisdom, and energy to fan the flame of Caring for Our Common Home! Yes TBA Not at this time
More info: Debra Gerrish, 7899-3236, jdgerrish@alaska.net
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
This musical is set at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be where a group of unique and complicated children (played by adults) compete against each other and themselves to be crowned winner of the bee. This is a hilarious musical that is fast-paced, witty, and people of all ages will love it. Tickets through Vendini. Check out the Juneau Douglas Little Theatre Facebook page
more info: JDLT.communitytheare@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
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
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.
Today's topic is Living your best life - finding the diet that works best for you.
more info: scerf.com/events/ liz@scerf.com
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
Monthly meeting
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
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
UAS Evening at Egan - speaker TBA Full schedule to be announced in early fall. Lectures are free and open to the public. Schedule will be available at www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture. Lectures will be recorded and available on YouTube on the UAS Channel at: www.youtube.com/UASoutheast www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture
more info: Keni Campbell klcampbell4@alaska.edu
(check and confirm dates.)
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
(check and confirm dates.)
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
(check and confirm dates.)
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
Info: Every Wednesday Old Time Music jam.
All abilities welcome. Fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass, mando, uke, harmonica, etc.
Free
Event Contact: Tom Paul, 463-3214
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 8 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
(check and confirm dates.)
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
Full schedule to be announced in early fall. Lectures are free and open to the public. Schedule will be available at www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture. Lectures will be recorded and available on YouTube on the UAS Channel at: www.youtube.com/UASoutheast www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture
more info: Keni Campbell klcampbell4@alaska.edu
(check and confirm dates.)
Part of the JAHC Season 46 concert series
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
(check and confirm dates.)
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
(check and confirm dates.)
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Evening at Egan - Dr. Sol Neely, Trail of Tears Full schedule to be announced in early fall. Lectures are free and open to the public. Schedule will be available at www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture. Lectures will be recorded and available on YouTube on the UAS Channel at: www.youtube.com/UASoutheast www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture
more info: Keni Campbell klcampbell4@alaska.edu
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
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.
(check and confirm dates.)
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
Kate Troll, "Alaska Beyond Oil" Full schedule to be announced in early fall. Lectures are free and open to the public. Schedule will be available at www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture. Lectures will be recorded and available on YouTube on the UAS Channel at: www.youtube.com/UASoutheast www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture
more info: Keni Campbell klcampbell4@alaska.edu
(check and confirm dates.)
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
(check and confirm dates.)
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
(check and confirm dates.)
Communication and Leadership Training
more info: www.toastmasters.orgJill Ramiel
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
$5/person
buy a $45 punch card for 10 sessions 10 for the price of 9!
BYO paddles and balls
Capital Toastmasters of Juneau meets every Wednesday during the lunch hour in Room 115 of the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street (the building between to State Office Building and the Dimond Courthouse Building).
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations.
A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere.
The meeting begins at 12:05 and will be finished by 12:55 to allow for travel time back to your office/location.
We will meet weekly. We invite you to join a free mutual support group for adults. Led by trained facilitators who also experience mental health challenges, this is a confidential place to find support, share challenges, discover resources, and learn new coping skills. Free
more info: http://www.namijuneau.org/support-groupsNAMI Juneau, 907-463-4251
Family support for parents and family members of people struggling with heroin and other opiate use. Free support group. Led by parents. No need to register. Confidential space. Information, education and resources will be provided.
More Info:
www.ncaddjuneau.org or recoverysupport@ncaddjuneau.org
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
(check and confirm dates.)
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
UAS Evening at Egan - speaker TBA Full schedule to be announced in early fall. Lectures are free and open to the public. Schedule will be available at www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture. Lectures will be recorded and available on YouTube on the UAS Channel at: www.youtube.com/UASoutheast www.uas.alaska.edu/eganlecture
more info: Keni Campbell klcampbell4@alaska.edu
(check and confirm dates.)
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
Local produce and craft vendors from 10-3, every second saturday, year-round!
Register to be a vender by emailing kylie@panhandleproduce.com
Proceeds from registrations benefit the Friends of the Library.
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
FREE
Juneau Histories Theater Project video showing
Stories of identity, culture, and place in Juneau, Alaska.
The theater piece Aan Yátx'u Sáani: Noble People of the Land was developed through in-depth interviews with over twenty Juneau community members. Five of those community members form the cast for the production, sharing their personal stories live on stage.
The wealth of lived experience shared during interviews was deep and wide-ranging. Only a small portion could be shared in the theater production. This archive showcases stories from these interviews. These are stories of family, of growing up, of struggle and resilience, of deep connection to place, of learning, of massive change over time.
Gunalchéesh and thank you to the many individuals who offered their time and stories to the development of this project.
(check and confirm dates.)
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional inform