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Master Tlingit carver Wayne Price is deep into the process of creating a healing totem pole for Aiding Women in Abuse and Rape Emergencies, Juneau’s gender-inclusive shelter for survivors of gender-based violence.
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Demolition of the old Juneau Arts & Culture Center won’t start in spring as originally planed, but those spearheading the New JACC said they’re confident the project will progress soon. https://t.co/hEoFvPavU0
“We were upset stories aren’t being heard": New show brings gender-based violence stories to the stage Saturday at @PTAlaska and will raise money for AWARE. https://t.co/1tlg3wxF7q
Coming soon to #Juneau: Matilda! Theater at Latitude 58 producers wrote the rights holder a letter asking to pilot a production of the show, and to her surprise, permission was granted to put on a production of “Matilda.”
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“It was a real Cinderella story for us. A million people see her paintings every year": Devita Stipek Writer paints murals for Carnival Cruise Line https://t.co/MslD2868Cq
Miriam Wagoner never thought her poems would be published, let alone win national awards. But the Juneau poet won a National Federation of Press Women’s National Communications Contest award for her book, “A Poem Book From My Kaasei Nook To The World.” https://t.co/9RqQkDF09j
Mudrooms makes its return tonight! See what's in store for Season 8 of #Juneau's live storytelling event. (Also, there are now podcasts ...)
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Jim Anderson donated a Fender acoustic guitar still in its original box to TMHS' musical instrument drive. "It’s nice to have it out of the house and taking up space and have it someplace people will use it. Maybe the next Eric Clapton will play it."
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"How could you go to something like this and not fall under the spell?" Nude & Rude Revue will be in #Juneau for a trio of late-September performances, and it’s just one stop of many on a tour that includes cities in Alaska, the Yukon and Seattle. https://t.co/yTOoaPCCEj
.@PTAlaska put on the controversial Mamet play “Oleanna,” which debuted in 1992 in the immediate wake of the Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill controversy. https://t.co/moA7q1GqDL
You won't want to miss this poetry reading at the @AlaskaStateMuse -- U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith is coming to #Juneau#Alaska! Details here: https://t.co/3NfVut7kOA