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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
Vox Borealis will present traditional holiday selections at the Shrine of St. Therese at 3:00PM AND 5:00PM on Sunday, December 22.
Both concerts are admission by donation at the door. Arrive early to guarantee your seat! Doors open at 2:00PM and 4:00PM.
Vox Borealis is a vocal chamber ensemble led by Juneau Lyric Opera's Executive Director, Sara Radke Brown, that emerged from An Afternoon of Ave Marias at the Shrine of St. Thérèse. After four successful years of Aves, several members of the chorus proposed making it a year-round ensemble. The ensemble features mostly a cappella works spanning from antiquity to present day.
Vox Borealis is an auditioned chamber ensemble for singers that possess solo and ensemble experience, strong sight-reading skills, and a desire to sing at the highest level of vocal ensemble performance. The current roster consists of 20 Juneau voices, but the size and demographic of the roster fluctuates depending on programming. If you’re interested in auditioning for Vox Borealis, please email director@juneauopera.org.
Celebration Ringers will perform several handbell selections and other musical ensembles will also perform. The audience can sing carols between numbers and accompany themselves with chimes on some of the carols. A great family event. Cash or non-perishable donations to the foods pantry will be gratefully accepted
more info: Lucy Merrell, 907-723-1741, lmerrell@gci.net
Come join us for some Christmas fun at Studio58! We'll have cookie & ornament decorating, holiday crafts and games, and face painting. Kids can write a letter to Santa and drop it in the mail, and take a family photo in our cozy nook! Entrance fee is $10 per child and includes all the activities!
more info: Studio58 (907)723-0317
Proceeds Benefit the JD & TM Swim/Dive Teams.
LuLaroe, Santas, Snowmen, Photography, Hats, Pottery, Woodworks, Beaded Work, Woven Rugs, Sauces, Movies, Games, Collectibles, Kitchen Products and More
more info: Ginny Martin, 957-1158 or ginnymm54@gmail.com
Vox Borealis will present traditional holiday selections at the Shrine of St. Therese at 3:00PM AND again at 5:00PM on Sunday, December 22.
Both concerts are admission by donation at the door. Arrive early to guarantee your seat! Doors open at 2:00PM and 4:00PM.
Vox Borealis is a vocal chamber ensemble led by Juneau Lyric Opera's Executive Director, Sara Radke Brown, that emerged from An Afternoon of Ave Marias at the Shrine of St. Thérèse. After four successful years of Aves, several members of the chorus proposed making it a year-round ensemble. The ensemble features mostly a cappella works spanning from antiquity to present day.
Vox Borealis is an auditioned chamber ensemble for singers that possess solo and ensemble experience, strong sight-reading skills, and a desire to sing at the highest level of vocal ensemble performance. The current roster consists of 20 Juneau voices, but the size and demographic of the roster fluctuates depending on programming. If you’re interested in auditioning for Vox Borealis, please email director@juneauopera.org.
Eat, Feast & Make Merry. Tickets available at Alaskanflorist.com
ELF! The Musical is the hilarious tale of Buddy, a young orphan child who mistakenly crawls into Santa’s bag of gifts and is transported back to the North Pole. Unaware that he is actually human, Buddy’s enormous size and poor toy-making abilities cause him to face the truth. With Santa’s permission, Buddy embarks on a journey to New York City to find his birth father, discover his true identity, and help New York remember the true meaning of Christmas. This modern day Christmas classic for the whole family is sure to make everyone embrace their inner ELF. Tickets available at JAHC and Hearthside www.jdhsdrama.com
more info: Michaela Moore: michaela.moore@juneauschools.org 9075231512
Join Martha's Flowers for a beautiful traditional Solstice/Yule Celebration. Event includes catered dinner, festive activities and a Solstice Release Ceremony! https://alaskanflorist.com/designanddine-1/solstice.html https://alaskanflorist.com/designanddine-1/solstice.html
more info: marthas@alaskanflorist.com (Debrah)
After meeting at the HS Room 224 carolers will work their way through the neighborhood and end at Resurrection Lutheran Church to warm up. Pre-registration isn't required but is requested. Registration can be done through forms.gle/mCrZAe3ZN-6BqyCSM6. Carolers should bring a non-perishable to donate to the food pantry at the church or a suggested donation of $2 per child for a patchm cocoa and a treat. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
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
$5/person/session
$45 for a 10-session punch card
BYO paddles and balls
Sessions:
10 - noon
Noon - 2
2 - 4
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/session
$45 for a 10-session punch card
BYO paddles and balls
Sessions:
10 - noon
Noon - 2
2 - 4
Santa will visit Eaglecrest, and he Ski Patrol will lead a torch light parade on the Porcupine Chairlift. There will be a second parade, conditions permitting, on Hooter. Parens can sign children up for a gifts exchange at store.skieaglecrest.com/events or by calling 790-2000 extension 214.
The ladies of Vox Borealis will present traditional holiday selections prior to Christmas Eve Mass at the Shrine of St. Therese. Music begins at 9:15pm. Christmas Eve Mass at 10:00pm.
VoxBorealis is a chamber vocal ensemble led by JLO's Executive Director, Sara Radke Brown, that emerged from An Afternoon of Ave Marias at the Shrine of St. Thérèse.
After four successful years of Aves, several members of the chorus proposed making it a year-round ensemble. The ensemble features mostly a cappella works spanning from antiquity to present day.
Vox Borealis is an auditioned SATB choir for singers that possess solo and ensemble experience, strong sight-reading skills, and a desire to sing at the highest level of vocal ensemble performance. The current roster consists of 20 Juneau voices, but the size and demographic of the roster fluctuates depending on programming. If you’re interested in auditioning for Vox Borealis, please email director@juneauopera.org.
For more information on upcoming Vox Borealis performances, visit juneauopera.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.
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
$5/person/session
$45 for a 10-session punch card
BYO paddles and balls
Sessions:
10 - noon
Noon - 2
2 - 4
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 6 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
Bring your guitar, voice, uke, or jokes. Open stage until 12:30am. No cost. 907-586-1000
Boxing/MMA live event Tickets for sale at both McGivney's, online at JAHC.org, Hearthside books see AK Beatdown facebook page for more info Cyndi 321-3496 for ringside seats/tables
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
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
$5/person/session
$45 for a 10-session punch card
BYO paddles and balls
Sessions:
10 - noon
Noon - 2
2 - 4
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
This New Year's Eve dance to the music of "Rumbleshack" at the traditional New Year's Eve Barn Dance. Tom Paul will teach and call contra and square dances to music by Andy Ferguson, Ian Putnam, Erik Chadwell, and Abbey Janes. Enjoy live music and friendly atmosphere and dance out the decade. No partner or experience is necessary. Admission is $10 for general public, $5 for students or those 25 and under, Free for JVs, Americorps, and under 13. Tickets at the door. Refreshments will be served! Sponsored by Juneau Contradancers and Juneau International Folk Dancers.
more info 463-3214. Tickets at the door juneaucontras.org Tom Paul 463-3214
8:30 PM Dance Lesson with Eric Oravsky. 9:30 PM Music and dancing featuring the Juneau Big Band. Complimentary hors d’oeuvres and Champagne toast at midnight. Door prizes, No-host bar. Table reservations available. Tickets available at the JACC, Hearthside Books, and www.jazzandclassics.org www.jazzandclassics.org
more info: Sandy Fortier, sandy@jazzandclassics.org
Juneau teens! Come ring in 2020 at Zach Gordon Youth Center's FREE Teen New Year’s Eve Party! Festivities include live music featuring Manner and Indigo Gold, a taco bar, homemade pel meni, NBA 2K20 and Madden NFL. Come dance away the end of the decade for what’s sure to be a memorable night! This event is drug- and alcohol-free, for teens ages 14-19. We will have limited transportation home available; give us a call at 586-2635 before noon on Tuesday to set up your free ride. FREE
more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/577607022973069/ C. Allen Truitt @ 586-2635
Join Tlingit & Haida's Wellness program for a New Year's Eve Wellbriety Masquerade Party! Dress up in semi-formal wear and ring in the New Year with friends and family. This event is free and open to the public. Free Admission http://www.facebook.com/events/760727621071390/
more info: http://www.facebook.com/events/760727621071390/
Psychotiques New Year's Eve Show Wild rock 'n roll and dancing. FREE
more info: 907-586-1000
Ring in the New Year with Gigi Monroe, Hank Van Dickerson (Anchorage) and your favorite cast of Juneau kings and queens. Cocktail hour from 9-10 pm with small bites and drink specials. Show at 10 and complimentary champagne toast at midnight! DJ takes over at midnight, turning the dance floor into the queerest dance party in town! Limited tickets available, VIP and General, 18+ welcome, on sate at http://newqueerseve.bpt.me.
more info: Missgigimonroe@gmail.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.
Celebrate the new year with the annual Polar Bear Dip! It's all downhill after this. This community event is free and open for all
more info: www.juneauite.com/polarbeardip Visit the website for all the info you need!
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
$5/person/session
$45 for a 10-session punch card
BYO paddles and balls
Sessions:
10 - noon
Noon - 2
2 - 4
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.
ravel around Alaska with activities for the whole family inspired by the collections of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum. We're featuring some new activities and bringing back old favorites, including Alaska action figures, the Archives photo studio, and Alaska animals with the Department of Fish & Game. No registration is required and families are welcome to drop in for all or part of the afternoon. 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
more info: lam.alaska.gov/youthart Claire Imamura, 465-2458, claire.imamura@alaska.gov
What does it mean to be an American? Inari Kylänen’s latest exhibit, A Nation of Immigrants, includes paintings that explore displacement, roots, and familiarity as she examines her own immigration experience in relation to the current political landscape. On display through January 31, 2020.
more info: juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Program is the US Census. non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America's future through better education for children.
more info: https://insidepassagedar.weebly.com/ Sarah Hieb, evelsrh@gmail.com, 907-321-5705
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Previously the Second Saturday Market at the Airport Shopping Mall, now at the JACC.
Still coordinated in collaboration with Panhandle Produce.
Sign up and get more information HERE.
The 2nd Annual Juneau Kindness Festival will be a free, very fun & inclusive event to celebrate kindness and gratitude for our neighbors and our community, as well as an opportunity for children, teens and families to engage with 36 community resources for well-being, learning & fun. DJ Manu will rock the room with dance music! Prizes! Free,
more info: https://www.ROCKJuneau.org Becky Roth, ROCKJuneau@gmail.com
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Start the next decade off right with a sunset night race starting at the whale, following lit boardwalk. This is the first in a two race series, featuring prizes and giveaways. Registration forms can be found at both Alaska Clubs, Nugget Alaskan Outfitter, and Foggy Mt. Shop.
Great Bear Recovery Collective will host a recovery-friendly free skate. People in recovery and their families are welcome to attend.
Live music by The Distractions: (Kristin Price, Jim Hale), Juneau Kanikapila: (Arthur Freitas, John Lager, Reid Tippets, and Kalei Wery), Lewis Chapman, and headliners the Alaska String Band. Bring a snack to share for free admission. Family friendly. Elevator is available. $5 suggested donation
more info: https://www.facebook.com/goldstreetmusicjuneau/ Libby 723-0171 or Terry 364-3398
Come sing with acclaimed choral conductor, Byron McGilvray! Full schedule on Juneau Lyric Opera's Facebook page. Rehearsals every night from 7-9:30 at Holy Trinity Church downtown.
Concert on Sunday, January 5 at 4:00pm at Thunder Mountain High School.
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Juneau Lyric Opera's Midwinter Festival concert is back for it's 31st year!
Come hear your friends and family sing a program filled with favorites from Broadway to Gospel to American Sacred Harp.
Sunday, January 5
4:00 PM
Thunder Mountain High School Auditorium
Tickets on sale at the JACC, Centennial Hall, Hearthside Books, or at the door.
$15 adults, $10 seniors and students.
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Juneau Aiki Dojo, on the corner of First and Gold Downtown behind the Baranof Hotel (the old VFW Hall). Class to introduce interested prospective students to the Japanese martial art of Aikido. Six classes on Mondays and Wednesdays in January. Aikido is the Way of Harmony, a method of self defense that emphasizes blending with an attacker and using their strength to defeat their aggression. $40 for all six classes, pay at the door.
more info: www.juneauaikidojo.com Sensei Chris Keller at 907-723-3154
ADF&G Juneau-Douglas Advisory Committee https://aws.state.ak.us/OnlinePublicNotices/Notices/View.aspx?id=196525
more info: Annie Bartholomew, Publications Specialist, 907-465-4046, asbartholomew@alaska.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
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
Recruiting Assistant onsite to help interested individuals sign up to be 202 Census Takers, starting at $28/hr 2020census.gov
Recruiting Assistant on site to help interested individuals in the sign up process to be 2020 Census Takers 2020census.gov
Recruiting Assistant on site top help interested individuals sign up to be 2020 Census Takers 2020census.gov
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
A Memory Cafe is a free event for persons living with dementia and their care partners to socialize and connect with the community. Cafes will include refreshments, fun conversations, games and various types of entertainment. free
more info call Felicite at 586-0438
Everyone is welcome! Pub Theology is a place where different viewpoints, ideas, philosophies, & ethics come together in a respectful setting to share. No matter what your background, what you believe (or don't believe), you voice is welcomed. Each Pub Theology will have a different theme. Come bring your questions, your curiosity, and pull up a chair.
More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1456338211220754/ or thebeardedpastor@gmail.com
Free Lecture Golden Eagle Studies in Alaska The New Gold Rush: Golden Eagle studies in Alaska presented by Steve Lewis Free & open to the public. www.juneau-audubon-society.org
more info: Brenda, 321-4739, programs@juneau-audubon-society.org
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky/
more info: Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
A safe family-friendly event for all members of the LGBTQIA community and their allies. Bring a favorite food to share. If you don’t have a favorite food, just bring your appetite! More info: 907-209-6661, juneaujim@gmail.com
Alaska Coastal Rainforest Center Director Allison Bidlack will discuss ongoing research in the north Pacific coastal temperate rainforest and neighboring ocean ecosystems. The dynamic flow of water and nutrients between land and sea supports productive food webs and human communities, and these complex linkages are being affected by climate change. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. https://ptj-internet.choicecrm.net/templates/PTJ/?prod=SHOW3#/events https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky/
more info: Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.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.
Local lawyer Chris Walker talks about wills and estate planning. free
more info: Sheri S 586-0885
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Visitor Industry Task Force Public Comment in the Assembly Chambers. Those wishing to comment will be limited to 2 minutes and should consider submitting written comments to the committee through the City Clerk's office, City.Clerk@jneau.org or BoroughAssembly@juneau.org noting the Visitor Industry Task Force in the subject line.
Come enjoy a delectable treat and an hour-long program on a murder from early days in Juneau and Douglas, presented by local historians, Ed Schoenfeld and Betsy Longenbaugh. Presentation # 1 is about the 1902 death of N.C. Jones at the hands of Joseph MacDonald, the superintendent of the Treadwell mines Call City Museum to purchasetickets.ase juneau.org/library/museum
more info: Elissa Borges 586-3572
You're invited to spend an evening with glaciologists Roman Motyka & Jason Amundson, and the Southeast Alaska Land Trust for a visual exploration of one of Southeast Alaska's most iconic landmarks: the Taku glacier. As the largest glacier draining into the Juneau Icefield, a warming climate may now be ending decades of advance and the Taku could be poised for a calving retreat. Roman and Jason will explore the Taku's neoglacial history, the causes of the advance, the evidence for the onset of a retreat, and the potential impacts a long-term retreat may have on our region. For more information, please go to our website at: www.SoutheastAlaskaLandTrust.org or give us a call at (907) 586-3100. We hope to see you there! Suggested donation: $20
www.SoutheastAlaskaLandTrust.org
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. https://ptj-internet.choicecrm.net/templates/PTJ/?prod=SHOW3#/events https://
more info: www.ptalaska.org/silentsky Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Gig Monroe & Delighted Tobehere Divariety Celebrity Illusion, Live Singing and Comedy
One Night Only! Tickets $15/25 in advance $25/35 a the door.
more info: https://divarietyjuneau.bpt.me
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
You are invited to join in training for ORCA's Adaptive Ski program, which facilitates adaptive ski and snowboarding lessons for people who experience a disability. Volunteers only need to attend one of the following training dates to be eligible to volunteer with the adaptive program: December 15, December 21, January 12. Through the program, volunteers can connect with their community, share their love of snowsports, and earn ski passes. Lift tickets will be provided for the day of training. Please call 586-0104 for more information or to sign up for training. ORCA is a program of SAIL and thanks Eaglecrest for their partnership and Hecla for their sponsorship of the ski program.
more info: sailinc.org Justin Pelkowski: jpelkowski@sailinc.org, 586-0104
This one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info: Erika Stone at erika@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
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
How far away are the stars? In a time when women did the laborious and detailed tasks of analyzing the photographic images of stars, Henrietta Leavitt observed a pattern in the brightening and dimming of certain stars she analyzed. What did she find? The result was a powerful tool, now known as Leavitt's Law, which helps us answer this question. Free event.
More info: mariedrakeplanetarium.org, 907-500-2941
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Watch the Presidential Candidate Debate with friends and neighbors this Tuesday evening 5pm at TK Maguire's bar in the the Prospector/Ramada! Learn how you can vote in the presidential primary this spring. The time of decision is near, be informed! Free event, must be 21
More info: Tongassdemocrats.com, Catherine Reardon reardonhandley@yahoo.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.
The Juneau Legislative Delegation invites you to a Town Hall meeting. Light refreshments will be served. Senator Jesse Kiehl, Representative Sara Hannan and Representative Andi Story will present and field your questions and concerns. . More info: Greg Smith, 465-3744, Greg.Smith@akleg.gov
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
Depleted Uranium in Iraq: A Summary of Public Health Impacts and Controversy with Shelby Surdyk grew up in Skagway, and has been active around nuclear issues since high school, when she co-founded a theatre project called Students Educating For Nuclear Awareness. From 2016-2018, she lived in Beirut, Lebanon where she completed an Master's degree in Environmental Health. For her M.S. thesis, she studied the impact of depleted uranium on public health in Iraq. In this presentation, Ms, Surdyk will talk about the background and context surrounding use of depleted uranium in conventional weapons by the US military in Iraq. She'll also discuss her methodology (systematic review), and share some of her preliminary findings as she seeks to answer the following question: Is depleted uranium exposure associated with adverse public health outcomes (including cancer and congenital birth defects) among the Iraqi population? Free https://www.jwac.org/ juneauwac@gmail.com
Visitor Industry Task Force Public Comment in the Assembly Chambers. Those wishing to comment will be limited to 2 minutes and should consider submitting written comments to the committee through the City Clerk's office, City.Clerk@jneau.org or BoroughAssembly@juneau.org noting the Visitor Industry Task Force in the subject line.
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Nutrition with Jessica Holland, Master's in Nutrition and Dietetics, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Certified Diabetes Educator and passion for an active life in Alaska! The truth about Intermittent Fasting and sustainable ways to incorporate it in the New Year. What Intermittent Fasting really is. What are the benefit of a longer window of fasting? Eat whole foods during the eating window! Intermittent Fasting can ultimately help with Mindfulness and behaviors such as overeating eating or late night snacking. These are one hour presentations, with time afterwards if people would like to set up one to one nutritional coaching sessions with Jessica. FREE
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com, theyogapath@gci.net
Celebrate National Skating Month at Skate Juneau! Take a free skating lesson, shoot a puck, or glide on speed skates. Skating comes in many varieties, try one or try them all for FREE this Friday at Treadwell Arena from 6:30-8:00pm. Speed skating clinic is 6:30-7:00pm; introduction to hockey and beginning skating lessons is 7:00-8:00pm. Gear and skates are available for all events in both youth and adult sizes. Gear is limited and will be first-come first-served. FREE!
more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/610723696358770/
Treadwell Arena Staff @ 586-0410
Award winning short films, for, by and about women. Silent Auction plus desserts. Tickets are $15 available on-line, Hearthside Books and Juneau Pro-Choice Coalition members.
More info: juneauchoice.com or LaRae Jones, 321-6882
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, Vendini . General $20 Senior $15
Join local historian Jim Geraghty for a presentation about the history of the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center and surrounding area. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Join us at the Museum for a talk by January’s solo artist, Inari Kylänen. Inari will discuss her current exhibit, A Nation of Immigrants, which explores themes of displacement, roots and familiarity as she shares her own immigration experience. A reception will follow the presentation.
more info: juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
2020 is set to be a landmark year for the Women's March. We are writing our fourth year into existence and you play the biggest role. In 2020 we are engaging in targeted direct action aimed at those who have attempted to impede on our rights and we are building with those who have always stood by our side. Women have seen serious attacks under our current administration but we have also seen just what we are capable of when we fight together. In 2020 we need you to rise with us. In 2020 we need you to march with us.
Rally at the Capitol Steps 10am-11am. Join us after the March for the annual Call to Action Fair at Centennial Hall, 11am-1pm.
More info: womensmarch.com/2020 Jenny Smith 988 7643 for information. To reserve a table at Centennial Hall, Britta Tonnesen at betonnesen@gmail.com
Holiday Decor, Custom Jewelry, Skin Care, Woven Rugs, Hats, Shawls, Scentsy, Clothing, Movies, Games, Air Plants, Sauces, Leather, Fur, Antiques, Native Handcrafts, Photography,
more info: Ginny Martin, ginnymm54@gmail.com or 957-1158
After the Women's March, follow us from the Capitol Steps to Centennial Hall for this year's Call to Action Fair. Talk with local, state, and national organizations to see what YOU can do to make a difference and get involved. Free to the public.
Do you have a strong opinion or ideas to improve legislation or state services, but are unsure how to get involved? This free, non-partisan, public workshop will give citizens tools to effectively interact with the Alaska State Legislature. Free
more info: juneaulwv.org lwvjuneauak@gmail.com
Do you wish you were more organized? Do you have hundreds of to-do lists or notes? If you answered “yes” to these questions, then a Bullet (or Dot) Journal may be just your ticket to help you create an organized life! Come and learn what Bullet (Dot) Journaling is all about from two people with completely different styles and approaches. Find out why this habit is so Flexible, Fluid, Fun, and eFFective! free
more info: Kate 586-0437
Nutrition with Jessica Holland, Master's in Nutrition and Dietetics, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Certified Diabetes Educator and passion for an active life in Alaska! Learn how to implement the top 4 Health Habits for Improved Energy and Wellness in 2020. FREE
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com theyogapath@gci.net
You'll be glad you came to this exciting new event with the Juneau Symphony in partnership with Eaglecrest. The night includes a full dinner and drinks, plus a concert featuring our guest violinist, Andrew Sords and some fine Juneau Symphony Brass players! Eaglecrest is offering 1/2 off day lift tickets with purchase so with all this new snow, there's no better time to head to Eaglecrest! tickets online now. Hurry, space is limited!
More info: Contact Juneau Symphony, www.juneausymphony.org, charlotte@juneausymphony.org
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Come dance the night away with SEAGLA. All ages welcome! DJ.AO will be spinning. SALT is providing adult beverages. Hor D'oeuvres provided. This is a free event but donations are greatly appreciated!
more info: akseagla@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
Nutrition with Jessica Holland, Master's in Nutrition and Dietetics, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Certified Diabetes Educator and passion for an active life in Alaska! Why are Vegetables Key to our Health? AND how to incorporate more veggies into your daily routine this 2020. (Not just a green smoothie) FREE
more info: www.ontheyogapath.com theyogapath@gci.net
This one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. https://ptj-internet.choicecrm.net/templates/PTJ/?prod=SHOW3#/events https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info Erika Stone at erika@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
Sponsored by the Juneau Black Awareness Association
Suggested donation of canned food.
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
350Juneau sponsors event to urge legislators about the need for climate action now.
More info: Eileen Wagner 907-209-9963 or Mike Tobin 907-321-0038
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.
Lunch & Learn. You don't have to lose weight to be healthy; you have to be healthy to lose weight. Part of a Lunch & Learn Series. Bring your lunch and your questions. Come spend 45 minutes during your lunch break to learn about topics designed to help you live your best life. Topics will cover food, exercise, relationships, habit change, stress, and more. Free. https://scerf.com/events/
more info: Liz Smith, 907-957-6914, 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.
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
CBJ is hosting a community meeting to discuss upcoming improvements to Chicken Yard Park this summer. Please join us to share your ideas on what you would like to see improved in the park.
More info: Parks & Recreation, 586-5226
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 year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Illuminating Subjects: Snippets of Lighthouse History and Preservation in Alaska Andrew Washburn, Vice President of the Cape Decision Lighthouse Society and Museum Registrar at the Alaska State Museum, brings a multifaceted perspective to the subject of Alaska Lighthouses. His presentation begins with the story of Florence E. Tobin (sister to the widely known founder of the Alaska Sportsman, Emery Tobin) a clerk for the United States Lighthouse Service district headquarters and later with the Coast Guard in Ketchikan from 1921-1950. Washburn will share images from a collection of memorabilia donated by her to the Alaska State Museum as well as other historic images. The presentation will continue to highlight recent and current efforts to preserve lighthouses in Alaska, including Cape Decision, Mary Island, Scotch Cap, and Eldred Rock. Free
more info: museums.alaska.gov Alaska State Museum, 465-2901
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 6 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
Theater at Latitude 58's Production of Disney's Newsies! Set in turn-of-the century New York City, Newsies is the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy and leader of a band of teenaged "newsies." When titans of publishing raise distribution prices at the newsboys’ expense, Jack rallies newsies from across the city to strike against the unfair conditions and fight for what's right! Based on the 1992 motion picture and inspired by a true story, Newsies is packed with non-stop thrills and a timeless message, perfect for the whole family and every audience. JACC, Centennial Hall & Hearthside Books
more info: theateratlatitude58@gmail.com
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Join Dr. Gabe Wolken to learn about a NASA-funded research effort that harnesses the power of crowdsourced data collection to improve our understanding of snow distribution in mountainous areas. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
The F/V Drill Conductor class provides US Coast Guard required training in emergency procedures, equipment, and drills for commercial fishermen. Topics covered include cold-water safety & survival, man overboard, immersion suits, life rafts, emergency signals, damage control, firefighting, abandonship, and more. Free for commercial fisherman, the class costs $175 for all others. Registration required, register online www.amsea.org or call (907) 747-3287
https://www.amsea.org/classes/1085635
Bring your clothing or other fabric-based items that need repairing. Sewing machines, fabric, thread, yarn, and needles will be available but feel free to bring your own. Get help mending your stuff, help others, and be part of the fix-it cool kids club! All ages welcome. Zero Waste Juneau facebook group
more info: zerowastejuneau@gmail.com
Fun Concert by Juneau's original boutique band "The Tribute Band" FEATURING the amazing Adelle LaBrecque! performing popular cover songs and 2 original songs by Gabe Kennedy. HONORING JUNEAU'S FIRST RESPONDERS and FRONT-LINE PROFESSIONALS. No sad speeches, just good music. FREE
more info: rosswriter@outlook.com
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Midnight Masquerade Open to the public - first 120 people will be seated. free
More info: https://www.facebook.com/UASSAB/ OR contact Evanne Gordon / 907.796.6313 / egordon9@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.
There will be a business meeting followed by a Featured Presentation by Scott Foster, former host of KTOO’s Rain Country. Drawing upon his experiences as a journalist, newspaper reporter, and past work in television and radio, Scott will offer an overview to the interviewing process. He will share his strategies in regard to research, preparing, and conducting an initial interview, as well as any follow-up interviews. No cosr.
More info: www.ggsalaska.org or ggs@ggsalaska.org
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Photography, Oils, Leather, Fur, Holiday Decor, Jewelry, Skin Care, Hats, Shawls, Woven Rugs, Antiques, , etc,.
more info: Ginny Martin, ginnymm54@gmail.com or 957-1158
Adults (21+) who were members of any Masonic family youth group are invited to join in fellowship. Facebook event through Juneau #3 IORG Assembly
more info: roach808@hotmail.com
Scholarship workshop for Native students. Access to dozens of scholarships, assistance in completing scholarships, lunch and more. Limit 40 participants. Must signup to attend.
More info and sign up: CCTHITA Navigators Program, Kaley Hoyle, 907-463-7752, Navigators@ccthita-nsn.gov
The four famous notes that comprise Beethoven's "fate" motif pave the way into a robust new era of music with a "Romantic Revolution". Leading to those famous sounds, this program takes us from the rhythmic groove of Daniel Nelson's Steampunk Blizzard, to the seductive sounds of Bruch's First Violin Concerto, to the dark and penetrative opening gestures of Beethoven's Egmont Overture, all leading to Beethoven's iconic Fifth Symphony, the most famous piece across the musical spectrum. Tickets at juneausymphony.org, Hearthside, JACC juneausymphony.org Juneau Symphony,
more info: 586-4676, info@juneausymphony.org
Susie Kendig will teach and call contra dances to live music by the "Wharf Rats" string band, featuring Tom Paul, Jack Fontanella, Greg Burger and Abbey Janes. No experience or a partner are necessary as all dances are taught. $10 General Public, $5 students and age 25 and under, Free for JVs and Americorps. Sponsored by Juneau International Folk Dancers and Juneau Contradancers. Tickets at the door
more info: juneaucontras.org Tom Paul 463-3214
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.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
The four famous notes that comprise Beethoven's "fate" motif pave the way into a robust new era of music with a "Romantic Revolution". Leading to those famous sounds, this program takes us from the rhythmic groove of Daniel Nelson's Steampunk Blizzard, to the seductive sounds of Bruch's First Violin Concerto, to the dark and penetrative opening gestures of Beethoven's Egmont Overture, all leading to Beethoven's iconic Fifth Symphony, the most famous piece across the musical spectrum. Tickets at juneausymphony.org, Hearthside, JACC juneausymphony.org Juneau Symphony,
more info: 586-4676, info@juneausymphony.org
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. https://ptj-internet.choicecrm.net/templates/PTJ/?prod=SHOW3#/events https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info Erika Stone at erika@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
Curiosity Unleashed is a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) event for K-5 families! Local presenters will guide students through hands-on STEAM activities. Come by anytime! Interactive Artful Thinking presentation for families at 5:30 and 6:30.
more info: juneaustemcoalition@gmail.com
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
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.
Hours TBD
Are you homeless? Couch surfing? In danger of losing your housing? Project Homeless Connect is a free, one day event, for individuals who are homeless, couch surfing or in danger of losing their home. Find help with housing, legal services, health and wellness, flu shots, IDs, haircuts, foot care, pet services, veteran support, job resources and more, including breakfast and a hot lunch! no tickets, free to all
more info: homelessinjuneau.org Laura Lucas lucasdesign@gci.net
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
CBJ invites you to learn about the Juneau Mountain Bike Alliance's proposal to build a bike skills park in Cope Park.
More info: Parks & Recreation, 586-5226
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 year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Often, night sky books are written for latitudes in the lower 48. What can you see here with your naked eye? What more opens up with binoculars or telescopes? Join Rosemary Walling and David Henson to find out. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
To register: searhc.org/roar
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
The fifth annual Juneau’s Got Talent features seasoned artists and newcomers! Performers compete for cash prizes at this wildly popular event. Don’t miss the excitement as our judges - and audience votes - determine the winner! 2 votes are included with price of admission for pre-purchased tickets. Purchase more votes ($1 = 1 vote) at the door and throughout the event, to help your favorite act win! MC’s Ericka Lee and Felix Thillet, plus a Silent Auction and no-host bar provided by TK MaGuire’s, will enhance this evening of fun and entertainment. All proceeds support Juneau Dance Theatre programs and outreach efforts in the community. Purchase tickets at JACC, Hearthside, juneaudance.org, or at the door
more info: www.juneaudance.org Bridget Lujan
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. Pay-as-you-can performance. https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info; Erika Stone at erika@ptalaska.org
Gigi Monroe presents Dungeons and Drag-Uns - A Fantasy Drag Show...an annual favorite! Join us for a drag tribute to all things fantasy- cosplay, Disney, fairy tale, bizarre and general nerding! Doors at 7 pm, with different shows at 8 and 10 pm. $13 cover at the door gets you in for the whole evening, 18+ with legal guardian.
More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1400975046738795/ or email missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
The year is 1900 and the world abounds with curiosity about what lies beyond the clouds. When Henrietta is given the opportunity to work at the Harvard Observatory mapping the stars, she leaves home to follow her dreams of scientific exploration. But when she arrives, she learns that she won’t even be allowed to use Harvard’s telescope – the Great Refractor. Henrietta, however, will not be dissuaded as she embarks on a journey of discovery that has a profound and lasting impact on the field of astronomy. Directed by Leslie Ishii. Written by Lauren Gunderson. https://ptj-internet.choicecrm.net/templates/PTJ/?prod=SHOW3#/events https://www.ptalaska.org/silentsky
more info Erika Stone at erika@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
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
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
Behind the Scenes: Who Decides on ADF&G’s Bear Safety Advice? Free https://www.akwildlife.org/ 789-3726
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.
An avid adventurer, Dr. John Harley will be giving a brief history of the packraft and its ability to explore remote areas of Alaska under human power. From the early "Halkett boats" of the 1800’s to the whitewater chasing adrenaline junkies of today, the packraft has been and remains an integral and exhilarating tool for exploring the Last Frontier. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
Generator Theater Company presents Ryan Conarro's SAINTS OF FAILURE, which explores the collision of LGBTQ and Christian identities in America, through storytelling, original organ music, and live makeup transformations. Ryan's stories weave with Risha Rox’s makeup design and Laurie Clough's organ accompaniment to invite audiences into raw, humorous, and profound reflections on loss, discovery, and liberation. Performances are in the sanctuary of the Church of the Holy Trinity, 325 Gold Street downtown, Friday February 7 and Saturday February 8. Doors open 7pm, performance begins 7:30pm. Running tim...
JWAC's famous International trivia contest fundraiser, featuring and international buffet with no-host bar, silent auction of exotic goods & experiences and desserts, plus much mirth and merriment. One of the best annual events in Juneau. Come with friends or on your own. Tickets available at www.jwac.org and at the door www.jwac.org
more info: Juneau World Affairs Council: juneauwac@gmail.com
Stand up comedy, presented by Club Baby Seal! Two nights of stand up with a variety of comedians. Tickets for sale January 6, 2020 Theclubbabyseal.com
more info: Theclubbabyseal@gmail.com
Robert F. Valliant Adminstration Building on the Bartlett Campus This is a free and non-fasting glucose and cholesterol health screening event for the community. We will open at 9am and stop taking clients at 11:30am and close at 12:00pm. no https://www.bartletthospital.org/calendar/events/glucose-and-cholesterol-screening/?calendardate=2%2f8%2f2020+9%3a00+AM+(AKST)
more info: Autumn Muse, 796-8918, ammuse@bartletthospital.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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
TMHS Cheer Team is proud to present the Chocolate Wars which is a tasty fundraising event with over 25 different chocolate creations offered. Each $10 ticket is good for 5 samples of amazing chocolate treats. Join us for an evening with live music, chocolate fountain, photo booth, Valentine's gifts and more. $10 Tickets, purchase at Super Bear on Sat the 18th, or at Fred Meyer Sat 25th & 26th.
More info: contact TMHS Cheerleaders or Susie Denton 723-7522
Join us for the annual KTOO and Taku Fisheries Seafood Festival. Featuring 8 Juneau restaurants that will bring you Alaskan Seafood at its best - dishing up their creations of halibut, salmon, and rockfish for you to choose from. Live music and specialty desserts will make this an extraordinary night out, benefiting your public radio station. Ticketed event, tickets available SOON at the JACC, Hearthside Books, and KTOO.org/seafood ktoo.org/seafood
more info: Rachelle, rachelle@ktoo.org
Generator Theater Company presents Ryan Conarro's SAINTS OF FAILURE, which explores the collision of LGBTQ and Christian identities in America, through storytelling, original organ music, and live makeup transformations. Ryan's stories weave with Risha Rox’s makeup design and Laurie Clough's organ accompaniment to invite audiences into raw, humorous, and profound reflections on loss, discovery, and liberation. Performances are in the sanctuary of the Church of the Holy Trinity, 325 Gold Street downtown, Friday February 7 and Saturday February 8. Doors open 7pm, performance begins 7:30pm. Running tim...
Stand up comedy, presented by Club Baby Seal! Two nights of stand up with various comedians. Tickets go on sale January 6, 2020 Theclubbabyseal.com
more info: Theclubbabyseal@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
This one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
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
A naturalist's look at deep history of the most heavily glaciated portion of Southeast Alaska, where sea level change has also been most pronounced. What light does this history shed on human cycles of invasion and residence in the archipelago? https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
"Stop the Bleed is a national awareness campaign and call-to-action. Stop the Bleed is intended to cultivate grassroots efforts that encourage bystanders to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives." There is a 15-60 minute discussion / powerpoint presentation prior to a 15-60 minute hands on learning skills lab (hands on tourniquet training) To reserve your spot, please call ahead. Free.
More Info: https://www.dhs.gov/stopthebleed OR call 907-790-4111 and ask for Jake (Jacob Trudeau, MPAS, PA-C)
All who wish to speak Sm'algyax, the language of the Tsimshian people, are welcome.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Tickets on sale to Major Donors Nov. 1
Tickets on sale to Members Dec 1 10 am
Ticket sales open to Public Jan. 15 10 am
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
Tlingit Language Learners Group
Every Monday, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Downtown Juneau Public Library (large conference room)
Interested in learning the Tlingit language? This group, run by Tlingit language learners, is free and open to everyone in the community, regardless of language experience. We meet Mondays at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234626046736815/
Contact: tlingitlearners@gmail.com
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Low Vision Support Group
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Juneau Senior Center.
Share and learn about ways to adjust to vision loss. Rides are available to the meeting, but participants must arrange for their return ride home.
Call Laura at Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) for more info: 586-4920.
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
Gather and talk
Mendenhall’s distinctive cinnamon colored black bear has had 15 cubs in eight litters and has delighted thousands of people by living a wild bear’s life near Steep Creek. Retired ranger Laurie Craig will share experiences about Bear #25, aka “Nicky,” named for the nick in her ear. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
the weekend after President's Day.
Times TBD
Join us for an elegant evening of music, libations, and hors d'oeuvres. This evening is also a wonderful chance to mingle with fellow animal lovers and bid on items in our silent auction to help raise funds for Juneau Animal Rescue. Price is $50 per person. I.D. Required. Tickets are available at JUNEAUANIMALRESCUE.ORG
More info: JUNEAUANIMALRESCUE.ORG or call Sam Blankenship 907-789-0260
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
Times TBD
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
Choir Workshops led by Rev. Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, NY! Jin in uplifting songs with friends and neighbors. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, jahc.org . $65 tickets
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Choir Workshops led by Rev. Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, NY! Jin in uplifting songs with friends and neighbors. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, jahc.org . $65 tickets
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.
The Innovation Summit is Alaska’s Premier Innovation Conference and gathers hundreds of professionals across all disciplines. This year we explore: Participatory Creativity and Changing Climate: Impacts and Adaptations. We will also look at Alaskans Investing in Alaskans, by exploring equity finance opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors. For a day and a half, the Innovation Summit hosts a diverse array of talks, performances, and experiences designed to foster relationships and inspire new perspectives. The Innovation Summit is a venue for you to learn from experts, as well as each other. We encourage you to share your views, advice, and experiences with other attendees.
more info https://www.jedc.org/innovation/ elaughlin@jedc.org
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
Choir Workshops led by Rev. Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, NY! Jin in uplifting songs with friends and neighbors. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, jahc.org . $65 tickets
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
Choir Workshops led by Rev. Bobby Lewis and Eustace Johnson of Harlem, NY! Jin in uplifting songs with friends and neighbors. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, jahc.org . $65 tickets
Join us for our monthly introduction to coding class for ages 6 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
The Innovation Summit is Alaska’s Premier Innovation Conference and gathers hundreds of professionals across all disciplines. This year we explore: Participatory Creativity and Changing Climate: Impacts and Adaptations. We will also look at Alaskans Investing in Alaskans, by exploring equity finance opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors. For a day and a half, the Innovation Summit hosts a diverse array of talks, performances, and experiences designed to foster relationships and inspire new perspectives. The Innovation Summit is a venue for you to learn from experts, as well as each other. We encourage you to share your views, advice, and experiences with other attendees.
more info: https://www.jedc.org/innovation/ elaughlin@jedc.org
AK Mountain Women is an all-female ski mountaineering team whose goal is to cultivate a strong community of women dedicated to challenging and educating themselves and others about glacial mountaineering and big remote mountains. Join them for a discussion on their recent expeditions. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
A night of soul for all Juneau! Featuring Bobby Lewis, Eustace Johnson, Jaunelle Celaire, and the JACC stars, this soulful groove party will have you dancing all night! All proceeds from this fundraiser support The New JACC. Tickets @ the JACC, Centennial Hall, Hearthside Book or www.jahc.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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Gigi Monroe presents HEARTBREAKER : A Drag Tribute to Love.Join us for our annual tribute to all things lovvvvvve! From crushing hard to falling in and out of that crazy little thing...your favorite local kings and queens are gonna tell it all! Will it be flirtatious or vengeful? We're taking out all the stops to make the most of the mushy-est month of the year! $13 cover at the door
More info: facebook.com/gigimonroe or email missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
Infectious, diverse and part gospel music. Dinner on the Ground at 1pm soul food for the soul!
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Book, Centennial Hall and at jahc.org
A fabulous Sunday dinner of fried chicken with all the fixings, a fundraising event for the Juneau Black Awareness Scholarship Fund
infectious, diverse & participatory gospel music! Led by Rev. Bobby Lewis & Eustace Johnson of Harlem, NY. Join in uplifting songs with your friends and neighbors. Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, Centennial Hall and jahc.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
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
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
The Wildlife Action Plan - Keeping Wildlife from Becoming Endangered? Free https://www.akwildlife.org/ 789-3726
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.
Sponsored by Northland Audiology
What is your relationship with salmon? Author and photographer Amy Gulick posed this question to Alaskans throughout the state, and features the heartfelt stories of the respondents in her new book The Salmon Way: An Alaska State of Mind. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Previously the Second Saturday Market at the Airport Shopping Mall, now at the JACC.
Still coordinated in collaboration with Panhandle Produce.
Sign up and get more information HERE.
Fun music played by Juneau's premier wind ensemble. juneaucommunityband@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
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
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
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
Do you know what the oldest known bear on Earth is or that Alaska hosts some of the most famous subspecies of bears in the world? Come put your bear knowledge to the test with Teresa Whipple. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
Members of Juneau Brass will perform works for brass quintet and other ensembles Admission is pay as you can
more info: sally.schlichting@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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Members of Juneau Brass will perform works for brass quintet and other ensembles Admission is pay as you can sally.schlichting@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
This one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Family Promise of Juneau is as non-profit organization that provides shelter and 3 meals a day to families experiencing homelessness, using volunteers from 18 hosting and supporting congregations in Juneau. The halibut dinner is our major fundraising event. $25.00. Buy from Board members and Katti Carlson, executive director 500-3032 www.familypromisejuneau.org or on Facebook Lisa Lindeman, 723-6169, llindeman.ak@gmail.com;
more info: Katti Carlson, 500-3032, director@familypromisejuneau.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
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Low Vision Support Group
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Juneau Senior Center.
Share and learn about ways to adjust to vision loss. Rides are available to the meeting, but participants must arrange for their return ride home.
Call Laura at Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) for more info: 586-4920.
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
Gather and talk
What’s bugging the hemlock? Join Forest Service Entomologist Dr. Elizabeth Graham for an overview of the recent hemlock sawfly outbreak and other insects that impact our hemlock forests. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, Vendini. General $20 Student/Senior $15
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
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 one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
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
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 6 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
In Juneau, local harbors and whale watching hotspots can be bustling. With multiple user groups and a growing tour industry, it is more important than ever to focus on ways to balance the needs of industry and community and prioritize marine conservation. Join Suzie Teerlink and Jayleen Bydlon for a discussion of the status of Juneau's whale-watching industry, some innovative approaches to sustainability and effective sharing of our waterways between industry, community, and whales. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tongass/about-forest/offices/?cid=stelprdb5400800
more info: rachel.weston@usda.gov
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Join us for a Southeast Alaska Land Trust (SEAL Trust) 25th anniversary celebration and dinner featuring food from that most celebrated restaurant and bakery: THE FIDDLEHEAD. Proceeds will support community conservation work in southeast Alaska. Contact SEAL Trust for ticket information southeastalaskalandtrust.org
more info: SEAL Trust office: 907-586-3100
Gigi Monroe presents... Broadway, Baby! A Drag Twist on Broadway. We taking our favorite showtunes, movie musicals and broadway divas and putting them all in a drag blender! From high drama to side-splitting comedy to the biggest hits of the biggest stage in the world, we are tackling it all like never before! $13 cover at the door
More info: facebook.com/juneaudrag or email missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
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
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
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.
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.
Previously the Second Saturday Market at the Airport Shopping Mall, now at the JACC.
Still coordinated in collaboration with Panhandle Produce.
Sign up and get more information HERE.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Juneau Home Show is an annual event hosted by SEABIA (Southeast Alaska Building Industry Association). https://www.seabia.com/
more info: seabia99801@gmail.com
Annual Fundraising event for the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council.
Wine Tasting offered by Specialty Imports.
TiCKETS
Modeste Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition” was written as an homage to his friend, artist Victor Hartmann. It takes the listener through a “musical gallery” of vibrant orchestral color and dramatically shifting moods. Mussorgsky’s masterpiece encompasses breathtaking emotions and, in Maurice Ravel’s imaginative orchestration, is the Russian genius’ most beloved and revered symphonic opus. Also featured on the program is the Juneau Symphony’s brilliant concertmaster, Franz Felkl, performing Beethoven’s monumental Violin Concerto. The work's purity and tactful simplicity has placed it among the most revered and adored concerti ever written. Tickets at juneausymphony.org, Hearthside, JACC juneausymphony.org Juneau Symphony,
more info: 586-4676, info@juneausymphony.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
This one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Juneau Home Show is an annual event hosted by SEABIA (Southeast Alaska Building Industry Association).
more info: https://www.seabia.com/ seabia99801@gmail.com
Modeste Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition” was written as an homage to his friend, artist Victor Hartmann. It takes the listener through a “musical gallery” of vibrant orchestral color and dramatically shifting moods. Mussorgsky’s masterpiece encompasses breathtaking emotions and, in Maurice Ravel’s imaginative orchestration, is the Russian genius’ most beloved and revered symphonic opus. Also featured on the program is the Juneau Symphony’s brilliant concertmaster, Franz Felkl, performing Beethoven’s monumental Violin Concerto. The work's purity and tactful simplicity has placed it among the most revered and adored concerti ever written. Tickets at juneausymphony.org, Hearthside, JACC juneausymphony.org Juneau Symphony,
more info: 586-4676, info@juneausymphony.org
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
The cutting edge of Hip Hop and Orchestra! Ensemble Mik Nawooj (EMN), is a genere-bending group creating meta music by sampling principles of hip hop and classical music led by composer and lyricist JooWan Kim, featuring MC Sandman, with a lyric soprano, flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano, drums, and bass - EMN is free from dogmas of Western European concert music - like "textures swimming through sound..the world's fastest ping-pong game" (Pitchfork Magazine) Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, Centennial Hall and www.jahc.org
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
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
Celebrate Spring with the JDHS Concert Band, Jazz Band, and Wind Ensemble. Enjoy a selection of musical delights performed by these hard-working, talented young musicians. You will not be disappointed.
more info: Amy Bibb at amy.bibb@juneauschools.org.
Tickets at the JACC, Hearthside Books, Vendini . $20 General $15 Senior
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
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 one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
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
Gather and talk
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
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 one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
Low Vision Support Group
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Juneau Senior Center.
Share and learn about ways to adjust to vision loss. Rides are available to the meeting, but participants must arrange for their return ride home.
Call Laura at Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) for more info: 586-4920.
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 6 to adult. Every month we cover a different concept important to coding.
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
Our annual concert and auction. Our offering to the community Tickets @ Hearthside JAHC members
more info: leahlabar@hotmail.com
Gigi Monroe presents... Rewind 4.0 - I love the 2000's! Drag Show. Our annual throwback show doesn't reach very far back this year! You ought not miss our tribute to the aughts! This decade saw the birth of some truly iconic musicians and we're all gonna reminisce together! $13 cover at the door
more info: facebook.com/juneaudrag or email missgigimonroe@gmail.com
Breath and settle into supportive postures. This class is accessible to all, brand new to yoga, mobility issues (take note there are stairs to the studio) and anyone wanting to relieve stress. Make this class like an appointment, a well-deserved practice to restore and revive.
More info:
jodee.dixon@yahoo.com
www.ontheyogapath.com
The Yoga Path Facebook page
Weekly Ukulele Jam
Every Sunday: 11am-1pm
TK McGuires Lounge (Prospector Hotel)
All ages & abilities welcome!
Visit us at Juneau Jambusters Ukulele Facebook page
#music
This one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
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
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
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 one hour class will explore different movement techniques with an emphasis on artistic vision and personal expression. Participants will explore movement through flow, yoga floor work, core/spin strengthening combinations, and much more. Ages 11 and up. Members $165 Non-Members $190 Adults welcome and punch cards are available.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Learn the fundamentals of tap technique; develop rhythm, ,musicality, and style! Alisha Falberg will lead this multi-level class. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. We will study a variety of tap styles. Class is open to everyone ages 9 and up. Adults welcome. Members $165 Non-members $195.
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
International folk dance
Every Sunday at 6pm
Studio at The Alaska Club (downtown)
Recreational dance—first hour is instruction.
No partner necessary. Beginners welcome!
For additional information, please contact: Bruce Botelho at 364-2334.
#dance
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
Contemporary dance combines elements of other dance styles and techniques, including modern, jazz, lyrical, and ballet. Expect a lot of variety in movement and dynamics! Dancers will be challenged to change levels and directions quickly, utilize abstract concepts, and express themselves creatively.
Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome. members $165 Non-Members $190
more info: juneaudance@gci.net
Toastmasters is a supportive, friendly group dedicated to improving individual's personal goals in public speaking and leadership goals. While the hour IS early, before work you'll learn a new "word of the day", listen or give, a 5-7 minute speech. Each speaker receives an individual evaluation. Valley Toastmasters meets every Tuesday morning at 6:15. All are welcome.No charge for guests, $50 for 6 month membership. Contact:Toastmasters.orgJim Donaghey 209-2560
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.
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.
Please use the back door.
Vendor drop off - 10 - noon
Pickups noon - 3
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
This is a JAHC fundraising event, monthly
This is a JAHC fundraising event, monthly
This is a JAHC fundraising event, monthly
Juneau Arts & Humanities Council 10/3/2019 3:04pm 10/13/2019 At the JACC (907) 586-2590 nancy@jahc.org Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Local Non-profit Juneau Arts & Humanities Council - Sunday Bingo Brunch JACC Main Hall Yes Yes Volunteers No No Yes 11/10, 12/8, 1/12, 2/9, 3/8, 4/19, 5/10 350 Whittier Street Suite 101 Juneau, AK 99801 No I definitely need this space 035 Juneau Arts & Humanities Council - Sunday Bingo Brunch
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
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
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.