Wherein we have bitten off more than we can chew
We are postponing the series of “Night In” fundraising dinners indefinitely. The summer just filled up with too many things!
Governor’s vetos affect the arts in Juneau
Please read this ASCA Press Release from the Alaska State Council on the Arts, whose budget has been eliminated by Governor Dunleavy. The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council is just one of many local arts agencies that will lose grant funding because of this veto. Our Artists in the Schools program
JUNEAU WHAT 2019 released today
Read more: What-19-FinalWeb Look for the full publication in the Juneau Empire on Sunday. Author and publisher of the Juneau What, Jeff Brown, is a recipient of a Governor’s Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts in 2011 in recognition of his
CALL FOR ART
The Ketchikan Area Arts & Humanities Council is seeking art for a project at the Ketchikan Airport. The full RFQ is attached. The project is being designed by MRV Architects of Juneau. RFQKTNAirport2019-final
It’s Always Sunny at the JACC! Special summer rental rates
Rent the Main Hall at the JACC for $25/hour during regular business hours (9 – 5ish daily), space available. Comes with a hula hoops, balls, games, picnic table, and no worries about being rained out! Great for birthday parties or just getting out to play. Check the calendar to see
Now hiring
The Council would like to hire an Operations Manager, an Events Production Manager, and two part time art teachers. The Operations position is full time and will begin in July. The Events position is part time and will likely start in September. The art teachers are part time after school
Thoughts on Centennial Hall
HI The City is considering upgrades to Centennial Hall. Help in that process by giving us your thoughts about the facility and its needs: Loading…
CBJ Arts Funding panelists sought
The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council is looking for three people to serve on the City and Borough of Juneau Arts Grant review panel: One person to serve for one year, one person to serve for two years, and one person to serve a full three-year term. The City invests
Juneau and New JACC Featured
We are pleased that the New JACC project is featured on the National Endowment for the Humanities web site! Read the article. .
Winners of 2019 Wearable Art “Tailwind”
Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Announces Judges’ Top Three Wearable Art Extravaganza Pieces and the Audience’s Favorite Entries The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council (JAHC) announces the winners of the 2019 Wearable Art Extravaganza: Tailwind. The four-judge panel awarded: First Place: “Wishes & Prayers in Turbulent Times” (entry No. 14) by