Poster Hanging
The Arts Council offers a community Postering Service for businesses and organizations offering events and activities happening in town.
$35 for 40 basic posters (8.5x11") OR for 10 oversized posters (anything larger than 8.5x11") and 30 basic posters. For an additional $5, we'll pick up your posters from Capital Copy (see below for more information).
Tips for Posters:
- Double check your event dates, start times and contact info before printing.
- Bring your posters to us 2-3 weeks before your event.
- Check out our poster route online. Please know that some locations have stipulations, or take down posters after they have been up a certain amount of time.
- If your budget allows, considering doing 2 postering runs, spaced every 2-3 weeks.
Please deliver your posters to the JACC on Tuesday no later than noon. Posters are then distributed around town over the next two days. You can print your posters at Capital Copy and we'll pick them up for an additional fee - just make sure to ask them to put your posters in the JAHC box.
VIRTUAL POSTER BOARD
Check out everything going Virtual Poster Board! You can scroll up and down in the contained window, and click each card to pop it out and learn more information. Events are organized by date. If you'd like to add your poster to the board, click the button above "Form for Virtual Poster Board."
We do our best to maintain a comprehensive calendar of all events in the community, not just the arts events.
Events held in the JACC, promoted on posters we hang, and ticketed through the Box Office automatically are mentioned in the weekly Arts Up! Update on KTOO and KXLL. No charge - just part of the services your local arts council provides to the community.
More questions? Contact info@jahc.org
Join us for our FREE noontime concert series featuring artists from the Juneau Jazz & Classics Spring Festival. We open the series with renowned classical pianist, Awadagin Pratt. Bring a lunch and meet us in the atrium of the State Office Building (8th floor). We also bus in elementary students from across the district for an educational and musical field trip. No tickets required jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
more info and to register: www.juneuadance.org
Improve your music skills with clarinetist. James Logan. James holds a Doctor of Musical Arts Degree and Master of Music Performance degree from the Catholic University of America. Logan served as Associate Principal Clarinetist with the US Navy Band in Washington DC and has performed his clarinet solos across the globe. He is currently the clarinet professor at the University of Texas El Paso. The first 30 min will be a lecture/demo. Then watch and learn as James coaches clarinet players through improving their skill and technique. Purchase your ticket to attend this event. If you wish to be coached by James, you will be prompted during the check out process to add your name to the list. https://jjc2022.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/sales jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
Improve your music skills with pianist, Awadagin Pratt. Awadagin is a premier piano player and was the first student at Peabody college to earn his degree in 3 performance areas, piano, violin, and conducting. He currently teaches at the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati. The first 30 min will be a lecture/demo. Then watch and learn as Awadgin coaches pianists through improving their skill and technique. Purchase your ticket to attend this event. If you wish to be coached by Awadagin, you will be prompted during the check out process to add your name to the list. https://jjc2022.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/sales jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
Improve your music skills with cellist, Zuill Bailey. Zuill is a Grammy award winning cellist, a chamber musician, and Juneau Jazz & Classics' very own Artistic Director. He is a graduate of the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University and the Juilliard School and is sought after world wide as a performer and teacher. The first 30 min will be a lecture/demo. Then watch and learn as Zuill coaches cello players through improving their skill and technique. Purchase your ticket to attend this event. If you wish to be coached by Zuill, you will be prompted during the check out process to add your name to the list. https://jjc2022.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/sales jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907 463-3378
more info and to register: www.juneaudance.org
Jump on stage and jam with Julia Keefe and her 5 piece ensemble at the Crystal Saloon. Bring your instrument and some song ideas and come ready to play or cheer on your neighbors in this laid back jam session. No tickets required jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
Build computer skills for personal needs and employment. This opportunity is open entry for individuals 16+; the instructor will work with you to determine needs and build your training plan. Opportunities for career and employment guidance also. FREE tlcalaska.org Kate Prussing at katep@serrc.org or 907-433-7252 Yes Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9:30-11:00 until May 23
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month
For the Love of Brahms brings you a trio of greats. The acclaimed Awadagin Pratt on piano, Grammy award winning cellist, Zuill Bailey, and renowned clarinet soloist, James Logan. You will hear various solo, duet, and trio performances from these three virtuosos. https://jjc2022.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/sales jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
State Office Building, 8th floor atrium Join us for a FREE noontime concert series featuring artists from Juneau Jazz & Classics Spring Festival. The second concert in this series features Grammy award winning cellist, Zuill Bailey. Bring a lunch and meet us in the atrium of the State Office Building (8th floor). We also bus in students from the schools to enjoy an educational and musical field trip. No tickets required jazzandcassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
more info and to register: www.juneaudance.org
Jazz is always better with friends, and this program of duets, solos, and ensembles is sure to please. Heather Mitchell is joined by fellow vocalists Steven Arends, Wendy Byrnes, and Christine Wick, along with Tom Locher and Jeffrey Muenzmay on piano and Clay Good on drums. Classic standards and pop-to-jazz restylings, enhanced with harmony and a swing. $10/Gen Adm & $25/VIP Seating - https://www.crystalsaloon.com/shows https://www.crystalsaloon.com/shows Heather Mitchell - jnuhmm@duck.com
Build computer skills for personal needs and employment. This opportunity is open entry for individuals 16+; the instructor will work with you to determine needs and build your training plan. Opportunities for career and employment guidance also. FREE tlcalaska.org Kate Prussing at katep@serrc.org or 907-433-7252 Yes Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9:30-11:00 until May 23
Join us to welcome Beth Ann Mathews back to Juneau for the release of Deep Waters.
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Summer is almost upon us. This is your last chance to enjoy a thrilling performance by the 2019-2020 JDHS Concert Band, Jazz Band, and Wind Ensemble. You will not want to miss this concert. FREE Amy Bibb at amy.bibb@juneauschools.org
State Office Building, 8th floor atrium Join us for a FREE noontime concert series featuring artists from the festival. We close the series with Phil Wiggins, blues harmonica player. Bring a lunch and meet us in the atrium of the State Office Building (8th floor). We also bus in students from the schools to enjoy an educational and musical field trip. No tickets required jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We will start with looking at Juneau's Night Sky followed by the movie "Living Worlds." This movie takes you on an exploration of the co-evolution of life and our planet, revealing the ways in which life has transformed Earth’s surface and atmosphere over billions of years. Along the way, you’ll see how light and color can help us spot a living world, even from great distances. Suitable for all ages. Masks not required, but suggested and provided. Sign up suggested to guarantee a seat. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0b45a5a82da7f58-habitat1#/ mariedrakeplanetarium@gmail.com
Participants for Call of Duty, Super Smash Bro's Tetris, Rocket League General Admission at the Time of the Event, Tourney Admission there as well https://www.facebook.com/events/549745487361037?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[%7B%22surface%22%3A%22external_search_engine%22%7D%2C%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22your_upcoming_events_unit%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22bookmark%22%7D]%2C%22ref_notif_type%22%3Anull%7D Glacier Brown 907-885-8558
Phil Wiggins Blues House Party performs at our most popular event, the Blues Cruise. You've seen him before at Folk Fest. Come enjoy the smooth Piedmont style blues with a drink in hand and an ocean sunset in the background. We'll take an Allen Marine catamaran around the canal and if we're lucky we'll get to share the musical experience with whales. Two hours roundtrip. Catered box dinner is included with your ticket. Drinks will be available to purchase on board. Sponsored by Alaska Airlines. https://jjc2022.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/sales jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907 463-3378
Celebrate the return of migratory birds by joining JAS for this global event. Every year, World Migratory Bird Day focuses on a conservation theme — and for 2023 it’s water and its importance to birds (see worldmigratorybirdday.org). Family-friendly events are planned at the Juneau Community Garden, including a songbird banding demonstration. This event is free and open to the Community http://www.juneau-audubon-society.org/ Email the Field Trip Chair field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Come and support Auke Bay Elementary students who will be selling pansies from Glacier Gardens. Funds raised will be used for special projects, supplies, field trips and more! Auke Bay Elementary Facebook page Amber Brewer, 723-7439, amber.brewer@juneauschools.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Hosted by Friends of the Jensen-Olsen Arboretum, the Super Plant Sale has a variety of vendors selling tons of perennials, annuals, and everything garden related. Be early, stuff sells fast.
Sean Neilson will sign copies of Lamplugh the Glacier Dog.
Allen Marine Dock Come celebrate spring and the moms in your life on an Allen Marine Whale Watch. All tickets proceeds will go to SAIL’s ORCA program. Brunch will be provided on the cruise. Tickets are $100 and can be purchased at https://www.sailinc.org/juneau-orca-2023-wildlife-cruise/ https://www.sailinc.org/juneau-orca-2023-wildlife-cruise/ Contact SAIL at 800-478-7245 N
Start at Floyd Dryden Middle School and walk to the Mendenhall Glacier (RT) Through an organization called Path from Poverty (501c3), funds will be raised for rainwater catchment tanks to give women in rural Kenya access to safe, clean water. Women and young girls walk daily putting their life at risk for water unfit to drink. Form a team, or gather your family and friends and walk together from Floyd Dryden Middle School to the Mendenhall Glacier and back. This is the distance most women and young girls have to walk to get water. We will walk so that someday, they won't have to. Register to walk with a team at https://charity.pledgeit.org/t/TgmgR3xSxc/join Path from Poverty - pathfrompoverty.org/ Gillian Hays, gillian@imcnorthwest.com or Pat Spence, spencepalaska@gmail.com
This walk follows the songbird banding demonstration and will be led by Alex Hale and JAS Field Trips Chair Doreen Prieto. This event is free and open to the Community email the Field Trip Chair field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
907 713-7011 for more information
Stop by our table. The Alaska Robotics mini con will feature: artists, illustrators, writers, comics, games, workshops, presentations, and more!
Led by local tour guides, Dr. Cathy Connor retired Professor of Geology University of Alaska Southeast, and Juneau Naturalist Richard Carstensen, this walking tour highlights the general geology of downtown Juneau and how local geology has influenced Juneau’s downtown development and history. This walking tour is a must for geology enthusiasts and those who want to learn more about how the city of Juneau was “built on gold. The walk is about 1.5 miles in length and will begin at the City Museum. Space is limited! Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572 Price of ticket is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
ELEGANT TEA, DAINTY SAVORY SANDWICHES & DESSERTS SERVED AND ART & THEMED GIFT BASKET SILENT AUCTION ; FUNDRAISER FOR THE CATHEDRAL RENOVATION FUND TICKETS $20 PER PERSON; Contact Ellen: 907-723-3263, Janet: 907-209-6468 Text: 1-907-723-3263, ellenkcook@gmail.com
Location is Thrush Hill Music Studios, Arcticorp Bldg. This is an informal session for adult amateur cello players who would like to lay in a group. Sheet music will be provided. Cost is $5. More information Catherine Wilkins 907-586-2457
JDHS & TMHS Softball programs are hosting a Cancer Awareness Game Series along with Sitka and Ketchikan High Schools. We have a goal of earning $3,000 to donate to Cancer Connection in Juneau, which serves all of Southeast Alaska. There will be t-shirt sales, dessert auction, coin drive, and lots of softball games! Lexie Razor, alexandra.razor@gmail.com
Fundraiser for medical and medivac expenses for Sid Ellison. spaghetti dinner, bake sale and silent auction. $20 Adult, $10 for 10 yrs and under. Buy tickets venmo Janell-Mountcastle-1 and say how many tickets. Or call #'s below. Liz Temple 209-5783, Tonya Peterson 723-8517
Juneau Jazz & Classics brings you a little bit of folk and a little bit of blues with our Spring Festival finale. Phil Wiggins graces Juneau for the second time after his '91 Folk Fest appearance. He will get your feet tapping with his phenomenal harmonica playing. Bring your friends and family and dance the night away with his smooth and lively melodies. Cash bar available. Sponsored by IBEW Local 1547 https://jjc2022.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/sales jazzandclassics.org Sandy Fortier or Rachel Disney; info@jazzandclassics.org; (907) 463-3378
This month CHRUNS and Radiophonic Jazz. Doors open at 8 show starts at 9
tickets: linktr.ee/undergroundconnection
Our annual JAS fundraising event via Allen Marine Tours Tickets are on sale through the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council (JAHC). See bit.ly/jas-bbc-tickets http://www.juneau-audubon-society.org/ email the Field Trip Chair field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
more info and to register: www.juneaudance.org
Celebration of mothers, music by Tom Locher and refreshments mid-day 11-1. Free all welcome http://www.friendsjoarboretum.org/ friendsjoa@gmail.com
Join us for a whale watching cruise sponsored by Allen Marine! Come aboard a comfortable catamaran and be on the lookout for humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, porpoise, seals, eagles, and more, not to mention glaciers, mountains, and all the beautiful scenery that surrounds the place we call home. We will go rain or shine, so dress for all possible weather and wear sensible shoes. Snacks will be provided courtesy of Breeze In. Under 2 free. Proceeds from this event go to support many CCS programs, including Meals on Wheels, the Bridge Adult Day Center, and the SAFE Child Advocacy Center. Tickets required, available at ccsak.org https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTgxMzQx FDO@ccsak.org, 907-463-6100
more info and to register: www.juneaudance.org
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge to participate. Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Sunday
Bartlett is hosting a community open house to introduce its latest surgical tool. Bartlett is the first hospital in Southeast Alaska to now offer minimally invasive robotic-assisted surgeries. Bartlett and Juneau OB/Gyn representatives will be present to answer questions and invite you to get up-close with the robot, speak with the surgeons, and learn more about robotic-assisted surgery. Youth are welcome to attend and interact with the robot as if they are the surgeon! https://fb.me/e/J7Bnk4Hn Erin Hardin, (907) 796-8567
more info and to register: www.juneuadance.org
more info and to register: www.juneaudance.org
Build computer skills for personal needs and employment. This opportunity is open entry for individuals 16+; the instructor will work with you to determine needs and build your training plan. Opportunities for career and employment guidance also. FREE tlcalaska.org Kate Prussing at katep@serrc.org or 907-433-7252 Yes Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9:30-11:00 until May 23
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.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Susan Cable shares her explorations of Seattle using low-impact, environmentally-sensitive transportation, and how slow travel can help uncover hidden gems in even the most familiar places. Doors open at 5:00. Donations gladly accepted. More information at jwac.org
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Bring your clothes/shoes/accessories to swap with others. There will be tables, mirrors and a changing room. Please plan on staying with your clothes and take home what is leftover. We will not be accept donation.
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
3225 Hospital Dr – (1st gray building on the left, ground floor, far left door) 8:00:00 PM It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. Free For in-person-zoom info go to www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Yes Every 3rd Tuesday of the month
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
more info and to register: www.juneaudance.org
Build computer skills for personal needs and employment. This opportunity is open entry for individuals 16+; the instructor will work with you to determine needs and build your training plan. Opportunities for career and employment guidance also. FREE tlcalaska.org Kate Prussing at katep@serrc.org or 907-433-7252 Yes Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9:30-11:00 until May 23
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm at the NAMI Juneau office. This group is open to any adult in Alaska who has a loved one living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No registration, free drop-in support group. https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl, 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm
Join us at SEACC’s May Community Potluck and Bonfire in Juneau at Sandy Beach (Savikko #2 Shelter). SEACC's full staff (even our non-Juneau staff!) will be in town, and we can't wait to see everyone! https://www.seacc.org/event/jnu-bonfire-may-2023 info@seacc.org
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Tongass Trout Unlimited is putting on their annual Fly Casting Event at Twin Lakes. There will be beginner instruction and a contest for more advanced casters. Equipment provided but bring your own if you can. Free Tongasstu@gmail.com
Got Bears? This summer, protect yourself and bears. Put electric fences around bear attractants and get reimbursed up to $500. Learn to stay safe outdoors. Presented by ADF&G and Defenders of Wildlife. More information at: defenders.org/got-bears free defenders.org/got-bears Isabel Grant, igrant@defenders.org
Please join our Cross-sector Learning Cohort again this month as we co-imagine steps toward equity and inclusivity for our communities. Our special guest for this event will be Tlingit language educator Yuxgitsiy George Demientieff Holly. Register here now: bit.ly/KTHMay2023 https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/kth-equity-cohort-may-2023/ htl@awareak.org
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
Join Steve and Quinn to find out what the universe is made of. They will also look at Juneau’s Night Sky and share Space News. Presentation designed for adults, but anyone may attend. Sign up suggested to guarantee a seat. Masks not required but suggested and provided. Contact us if you have questions or want to be on the wait list. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0b45a5a82da7f58-what#/ mariedrakeplanetarium@gmail.com
Alaskan artists Rick Zelinsky (saxophones and multiple electronic) and Yngvil Vatn (guitars, flute, trumpet) perform with electricity in a concert of Alaska Electronic Orchestra.
Choose 3 mile or 7 mile course. Register online through raceentry.com until 6pm Friday, 5/19 or at 7:30am on race day. Race begins at 8am. Meet in the Fish Creek Parking Lot. 3 mile course crosses the channel and turn around is at the flag pole near the end of Airport Dike Trail. 7 mile course goes along Upper Fish Creek Trail, down along Eaglecrest Rd, across the highway to 9 mile creek rd, then crossing the channel and back to the finish.
This walk will be led by JAS Treasurer Betsy Fischer and her husband Scott Fischer. For more information, see ak.audubon.org/southeast-alaska-birding-trail-town/airport-diketrail-mendenhall-wetlands. This event is free and open to the Community http://www.juneau-audubon-society.org/ Email the Field Trip Chair: field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Come join the Law Enforcement Torch Run to support Juneau's Special Olympics athletes. All are welcome to walk, run, or roll. Register or pledge: https://specialolympicsalaska.org https://specialolympicsalaska.org/events/law-enforcement-torch-run/ Chris; chris@specialolympicsalaska.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Rainforest Yoga and Ḵunéix̱ Hídi Northern Light United Church are hosting a free Qigong Class. Learn about this breath-based exercise practice from instructor Glen Ray. https://khnluc.org/fellowship/shine/ Call 586-3131 or email office@khnluc.org.
More information and to make reservations 907-586-3572. Cost is $31.50
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Join us for music, food, and fun at the Theater Alaska Benefit Fundraiser. Proceeds will support this year’s Alaska Theater Festival production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night performed at the Treadwell Mine Office Building. In addition, the Benefit Fundraiser supports necessary repairs to the Treadwell Mine Office Building. The program will feature performances by Annie Bartholomew, Jake Waid, Natalia Spengler, and Christina Apathy. Tickets required, and can be purchased at https://www.theateralaska.org/ https://www.theateralaska.org/ For more info, contact Theater Alaska at info@theateralaska.org
Juneau Jumpers Spring Show is a high energy youth jump rope show. Jump rope is like no other sport and this is the Jumpers' first post-pandemic show. You don't want to miss it! Tickets at the door, $5/person (5 and under are free) www.juneaujumpers.org juneaujumpers.ak@gmail.com
This event highlights the artists who have featured in the Amplify Alaska podcasts during the 2023 season. These artists are making spectacular art and doing good in their communities. At this moment we are coming together to support Aak'w Rock the only Indigenous music festival int he country! We believe great music should be accessible to everybody, so The Event is hybrid. You can get both your virtual and affordable in person tickets.
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
more info and to register: www.juneaudance.org
Plant sales begin 9am , Primrose tour at 11am by Pat Hartman , American Primrose Society chair Free all welcome http://www.friendsjoarboretum.org/ friendsjoa@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge to participate. Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Sunday
Build computer skills for personal needs and employment. This opportunity is open entry for individuals 16+; the instructor will work with you to determine needs and build your training plan. Opportunities for career and employment guidance also. FREE tlcalaska.org Kate Prussing at katep@serrc.org or 907-433-7252 Yes Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9:30-11:00 until May 23
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
Learn about the shapes of various objects in the universe. Find out why planets and moon are spherical. Plus, Juneau's Night Sky. Show designed for all ages. The event is free, but signup is encouraged to ensure a seat. Also, donations are encouraged and will go toward our K-12 Education Fund and our Planet and Bird Walk Fund. Donate at the show, or visit paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/1336672. Masks not required but are suggested and provided. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0b45a5a82da7f58-space#/ mariedrakeplanetarium@gmail.com
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Games are rated for ages 5 to adult.
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Open studios for artists
Celebration of public gardens, docents available mid-day Free all welcome http://www.friendsjoarboretum.org/ friends joa@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
An American Heart Association Certified class to the public, offering adult, child, & infant certifications. We have a limit of 12 people per class. Registration Required. To reserve and pay call 907-790-2522 or email us for more info: training@seextinguisher.com
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Zoom meeting KTOO Board of Directors ktoo.org KTOO (907) 586-1670 1st Thursday of each month
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm at the NAMI Juneau office. This group is open to any adult in Alaska who has a loved one living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No registration, free drop-in support group. https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl, 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
1st Thursday at the Makerspace -- Community gathering, art show & snacks from 5-7 followed by a 'Creative Convo' from 7-8:30.
Creative Conversations are a year long series of guided informational sessions focused on building business skills for Makers and Artists culminating in our inaugural Juneau Makerspace MAKER FAIR* to be held Spring of 2024!
*attendance at a majority of the Creative Convos will guarantee you a spot at the MAKER FAIR!
June First Thursday Creative Convo Topic: Portfolio Kit
[adapted from Work of Art Business Skills for Artists workbook]
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
The Juneau Pro-Choice Coalition and Picture This are holding a show of local Artists celebrating Freedom For All starting June 2nd and will hang all June. Proceeds will go to the JPCC scholarship Fund. This Scholarship supports local HS seniors and adults in their continued education. https://picturethisjuneau.com/ Dez @ 907-463-3700 show ill be up all of June
Please join us for Friday Friday featuring: Colleen Goldrich, Tess Seltzer and Lindsey Burnet.
First Friday this month is Portable Southeast a traveling art exhibit celebrating coastal living in Southeast Alaska.
Join us to explore the universe with our digital projector and 30 foot dome. Suitable for all ages. Stop by for as long as you like and bring your astronomy questions. mariedrakeplanetarium@gmail.com
Jay Crondahl Artist’s Statement When you buy a Jay Crondahl painting at this Coppa show, all artist proceeds will benefit the Arts Vibrancy Fund at the Juneau Community Foundation. I was born and grew up in Juneau and have been intermittently working at art ever since high school, for over 70 years. My outdoor activities have exposed me to Southeast Alaska’s ever-changing landscapes. Our coastal mountains, ever-changing Mendenhall Glacier, and icebergs with their hidden and exposed surfaces all inspire me. Painting abstracts gives me another outlet for working with design and color. Enjoy the show. Crondahl@gmail.com
You are welcome to stop by Black Moon Koven this First Friday to see Angelica Casey's landscapes of Douglas Island. @cultlucia on instagram
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Morning bird walk along flat graveled trail through Mendenhall Wetlands State Game Refuge. This 2-hour hike is an out-and-back trail for a total of two miles. Meet in parking lot by the Water Treatment Plant. Warblers, sparrows, and waterfowl abound. Free and open to the public www.juneau-audubon-society.org field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Christ Lutheran Church huge rummage sale, with everything from kitchen/bath to outdoor/lawn equipment. Not to be missed! Elizabeth Arnett, earnett5260@gmail.com
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
58 Degrees Innovators and Downtown Rotary Clubs will be holding a Food Drive to support the SE Alaska Food Bank. Please make a point to drop off your non-perishable food donations and help us stock the food back shelves. It's quick and easy to make a huge difference.
Rummage Sale-brought to you by the Spouse Association of Juneau. The Coast Guard Spouse Association is hosting a cash only, Rummage Sale. All donations made by local CG families. All proceeds go to support The Spouse Association of Juneau. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Juneau Community pages, Juneau Garage Sale pages Cheri Koon-206-501-8588, cdtkoon@gmail.com
58 Degrees Innovators and Downtown Rotary Clubs will be holding a Food Drive to support the SE Alaska Food Bank. Please make a point to drop off your non-perishable food donations and help us stock the food back shelves. It's quick and easy to make a huge difference.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
A monthly gathering of Juneau gardeners and want to be gardeners to share ideas, resources, inspiration, and refreshments. 2:30 social and seed exchange, 3:00 program (March topic is the recent Northwest Flower Show...pictures and gardening tips) 4:00 business meeting. All welcome. Think spring! https://juneaugardenclub.com/ Susan 907-723-6818
A Pride Celebration for LBGTQ2+ middle school and high school youth. Food, door prizes and Pride themed activities
The Juneau Symphony Presents Showdowns. Tickets at juneausymphony.org
We're going big as we end our season with some truly epic face offs featuring music from stage, screen and history itself. Thrill to music from Lord of the Rings, West Side Story, Batman, Star Trek, Superman and more! yes, Juneau Symphony website and at the door. https://juneausymphony.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/13629 Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676
7:30pm doors, open, 8:30 pm show, Come early to snag a seat, limited seating. A night of unapologetic and illuminating expression presented by ARTISTNATALIE. Performances by GAMS D'VYNE, NIKKITY SPLITS,ALVI, DITA DEVI, SERENA, TRISHA FEY, ALYSSA ANN, ELIZA VALENTINE, And your host, ARTISTNATALIE. Pole, Burlesque, Dance, Performance Art and Visual Art. 21+ only. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shadowbanned-cabaret-tickets-627546326957 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shadowbanned-cabaret-tickets-627546326957 Natalie.weinberg@iCloud.com , or instagram: @artistnatalie
Author talk with Zetta Elliott. More info: Amelia Jenkins 907-586-0451
Celebration of Life Walk We will gather at Marine Park and walk to Mayor Bill Overstreet Park (a.k.a. The Whale) with bagpiper's and horn players to lead our way arriving at the Whale for music, food, and fun! more info: 907-796-2273
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Join NAMI Juneau & Friends for our 3rd Annual Pride Outside Celebration! Activities include canoe rides, dance groups, food, face painting, tie dye, and more! This event is free! https://www.facebook.com/events/623783149191352/?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22your_upcoming_events_unit%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22bookmark%22%7D]%2C%22ref_notif_type%22%3Anull%7D Meryl@namijuneau.org
Showdowns with the Juneau Symphony. Tickets: juneausymphony.org
5/8/2023 15:57:02 Juneau Symphony Pops Concert 6/3/2023 8:00:00 PM Juneau Douglas High School 10:00:00 PM We're going big as we end our season with some truly epic face offs featuring music from stage, screen and history itself. Thrill to music from Lord of the Rings, West Side Story, Batman, Star Trek, Superman and more! yes, Juneau Symphony website and at the door. https://juneausymphony.na.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/13629 Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Outdoor bike rodeo and indoor bouncy house, games and prizes. There will be bike repair, a bike swap and free helmets. Youth may try out their skills on the bike safety course. Free www.sovlutheran.org Tari Stage-Harvey, sovjuneau@gmail.com, 907-789-4093
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
$10 each session. What to Bring? Sketchbook and Art. Materials (well have some too)
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Juneau Piano Series featuring Paul Krejci performing scores from over 500 years ago. Tickets:
$25 General, $20 Senior, $10 Student $5 more at the door. Tickets at www.jahc.org or 907-586-2787
A morning bird walk through post-glacial vegetation of willow, alder and cottonwood among the Sitka spruces and hemlocks. Meet at the US Forest Service Ranger Station parking lot. Walk is on graveled trail which will pass several small lakes along the way. Free and open to the public www.juneau-audubon-society.org
field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
This walk will be led by wildlife biologist Deb Rudis. For more information, see fs.usda.gov/recarea/tongass/recarea/?recid=78791. This event is free and open to the Community http://www.juneau-audubon-society.org/ email the Field Trip Chair: field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Learn how natural dyes blend art and science, and create your own dyed yarn with Tlingit weaver Lily Hope. Lily is an artist, teacher and community facilitator who specializes Chilkat and Ravenstail. Recommended for youth ages 8 and up. Request a spot by filling out participation form at library-alaska.libwizard.com/f/youthartform. This will be held outdoors.
Juneau Drag's Pride Dragstravaganza! Join us to celebrate Pride, honor our past and look forward... ONE HUGE CAST, THREE SHOWS Doors at 5:30, shows at 6:00pm Doors at 7:30, show at 8:00pm Doors at 9:30, show at 10:00pm $15 in advance, $20 at the door. 21+ Starring : Miss Guise Max Stout Oliver Gardens Daddy Darling Topher Lovemore Dear Evan Handsome #Bob Lituya Hart Monroe Diamond de la Ghetto Blake Slate D'Eva Lamia Monroe and our special guest via Madison, WI, Lola Monroe! Tickets $15 in advance and $20 at the door. 21+ https://juneaudrag.brownpapertickets.com http://juneaudrag.com/ Melissa Hill - Juneau Drag, juneaudragak@gmail.com
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Reservations required call 907-586-3572 for more information and to make a reservation. Cost is $31.50
Cruise to Sentinel Island Lighthouse, learn about the history of Alaskas Lighthouses: view preservation work, and enjoy a BBQ of Ribs, Shrimp, corn etc. Celebrate 25 years of preservation. Call GH @ 907-780-4355 for reservations juneauhistory.org Renee Hughes@907-780-4355
907 713-7011 for more information
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
more information coming soon. tickets: linktr.ee/undergroundconnection
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Is Douglas where your heart and soul resides? If so, come share memories of this unique and longstanding village and town. Photos welcome! Your story might end up in a future edition of the Gastineau Channel Historical Society newsletter. Everyone welcome, even if you don't live in the Democratic Republic of Douglas. juneauhistory@gmail.com
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Bartlett Regional Hospital invites the community to the grand opening of the new Aurora Behavioral Health Center. The community open house will be held on the hospital campus at 3240 Hospital Drive. Community members are welcome to tour the new facility, speak with behavioral health staff, and learn more about the new crisis stabilization and residential services available for adolescents and adults. https://www.bartletthospital.org/services/psychiatric-services/crisis-care-services/ Erin Hardin, emhardin@bartletthospital.org
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm at the NAMI Juneau office. This group is open to any adult in Alaska who has a loved one living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No registration, free drop-in support group. https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl, 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm
Out the road location - details to be emailed Are you a beginner angler not knowing how to get started fishing? Are you experienced, or even an expert, ready to learn more and share what you know? Grab your rod, gear, friends, and join Artemis and other anglers for an evening of fishing, learning, and sharing. The evening will start with a casual high-level overview of shoreline fishing–fish species, tides, knots, gear, and everything in between. After this discussion, we will hit the water to see what we can reel in. Don't have a rod? Reach out, let's not let that stop you from joining us. Please note, this event is open to women, women-identifying, and nonbinary anglers. Yes, registration required Stevie Gawryluk at steviegawryluk@gmail.com Learn more and register here: https://forms.gle/q8LsUyVcYVWHD3N88
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Join us at Louie's Douglas Inn for trivia! Prizes for 1st and 2nd place. 6 players per team. Louie's will have a special drink menu to help us celebrate pride.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Learn how to create a website and design basics to start launching our very own website! This will be with Rizza Marvel of Z Squared Studio. Tickets: $100 for tickets go to www.jahc.org/box-office or call 907-586-2787.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Rainforest Yoga and Ḵunéix̱ Hídi Northern Light United Church are hosting a free Qigong Class. Learn about this breath-based exercise practice from instructor Glen Ray. https://khnluc.org/fellowship/shine/ Call 586-3131 or email office@khnluc.org.
Led by local tour guides, Dr. Cathy Connor retired Professor of Geology University of Alaska Southeast, and Juneau Naturalist Richard Carstensen, this walking tour highlights the general geology of downtown Juneau and how local geology has influenced Juneau’s downtown development and history. This walking tour is a must for geology enthusiasts and those who want to learn more about how the city of Juneau was “built on gold. The walk is about 1.5 miles in length and will begin at the City Museum. Space is limited! Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572 Price of ticket is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Join us for a free, all-ages special story time in celebration of Juneteenth! We'll have sweet treats available and we'll lead participants in making a Djembe drum. Funding for this program comes from the Friends of the Juneau Public Libraries. Become a member or donate at friendsjpl.org. www.juneau.org/library Lacey Davis, 907-586-0450, lacey.davis@juneau.org
Join us for the 31st annual Juneau Gold Rush Days.
The eye-popping Chilkat Range, Eagle River and Lynn Canal accompany your views of summer songbirds, gulls and more. Park at the day-use picnic area (not cabin sites lot) for an adventure around a small willow pond and forested area, and then head out on to the sandy beach to search for birds of the area. Entrance between mile markers 27-28. Prepare for wet ground and possible winds. Free and open to the public www.juneau-audubon-society.org field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Eagle Beach is north of Juneau near milepost 28.8 along the Glacier Highway. This walk will be led by Rob MacDonald, a biological scientist with the U.S. Forest Service. For more information, see dnr.alaska.gov/parks/aspunits/southeast/eaglebeachsra. This event is free and open to the Community http://www.juneau-audubon-society.org/ Email the Field Trip Chair: field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Outdoor Recycled Art Contest at Ft. Seward Sculpture Garden. Prizes. Tea & Pastries in the Garden, Art Sales, Children's Activities, Food Trucks. Music by Dynaflow. Contest Registration: Haines. Fun/Art-Entry
More Info: 907-766-2540
Join us for the 31st Annual Juneau Gold Rush Days!
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
Juneteenth commemorates the end to slavery in the United States and has long been a celebration of African-American freedom and history. Today, share the progress you’ve made on your organization’s anti-racism commitments and/or feature songs about the struggle for freedom, like Duke Ellington’s ‘Black, Brown, and Beige Pt. 4’ and Gary Bartz’s ‘Uhuru Sasa.’
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.
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month
3225 Hospital Dr – (1st gray building on the left, ground floor, far left door) 8:00:00 PM It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. Free For in-person-zoom info go to www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Yes Every 3rd Tuesday of the month
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Come embrace and welcome the summer season with Kristin's welcoming and healing sound bath. Reception will be provided in the lobby, mingle with friends with food and drinks. 12 spots only available. $50 per ticket must make reservations.
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Senator Jesse Kiehl, Representative Sara Hannan, and Representative Andi Story are hosting a town hall event! Come listen to an end-of-session update and share your thoughts with the delegation. Pizza will be served! The event will also be livestreamed on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/events/947059206415767/?ref=newsfeed Office of Rep. Hannan, 907-465-4766 or rep.sara.hannan@akleg.gov
Bring the whole family for an afternoon of activities at the APK! No registration is required and families may drop in any time.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
The 17th running of the Medvejie Solstice races begins at 9 am on Saturday, June 24, 2023 at Herring Cove in Sitka with three distance events: a half-marathon, 10K and 5K. Pre-registration is highly recommended and is available on-line now at runsignup.com – search for “Medvejie Solstice Run.” Please visit the Medvejie Solstice Run page on Facebook for more information, or email: runsitkahigh@gmail.com. Facebook page: Medvejie Solstice Run runsitkahigh@gmail.com
4/14/2023 8:00:10 Sunny Point and the Mendenhall Wetlands State Game Preserve 5.5 mi. NE of Juneau on Sunny Drive JAS is partnering with Southeast Alaska Land Trust for this walk. For more information, see southeastalaskalandtrust.org/lands-westeward/juneau/mendhenhall-wetlands/sunny-point-park and adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=mendenhallwetlands.main. This event is free and open to the Community http://www.juneau-audubon-society.org/ email the Field Trip Chair: field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Stroll through grassy wetlands and learn more about our Tree Swallow Nesting Box project while bird watching. Park at the end of Sunny Drive near stairwell. Walk will be a loop around Sunny Point. Rubber boots are highly recommended. Thank you to the Southeast Alaska Land Trust for access to this beautiful property. This partnership brings you the last Bird Walk for the spring/summer season. Free and open to the public www.juneau-audubon-society.org field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Join us for buggy education & fun at the arboretum! Space is limited--Registration required! friendsjoarboretum.org/events/ (This program is geared towards children ages 6-12 and their families.) https://friendsjoarboretum.org/event/bug-day/ brookefield.ak@gmail.com
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
This walking tour begins at the City Museum and ends at the Evergreen Cemetery. Participants will walk from the City Museum down the old “Cemetery Road” to Evergreen Cemetery to learn about the cemetery’s history and hear the stories of some of the notable people buried there including Walter and Frances Harper, Andrew P. Kasheveroff, John Olds, Mary Joyce, and others. Ticket price of $31.50 includes admission to the City Museum and a 20% discount on select items in the Museum Store. Space is limited. Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling the City Museum (907) 586-3572. juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572; elissa.borges@juneau.gov
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Come join us and our friends from Platypus Gaming for a game day at the Juneau Public Libraries! Games are rated for ages 5+ and we'll have someone there to help you learn to play. Funding for this program comes from the Friends of the Juneau Public Libraries. Become a member or donate at friendsjpl.org www.juneau.org/library Melinda Sandkam, 907-586-0442, melinda.sandkam@juneau.org
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Planning for Flag Day, bike decorating, July 3rd (community picnic, watermelon eating contest and sand dollar search)and July 4th activities (kids parade, Douglas Parade, field events, soapbox derby etc) and other activities in Douglas More info: Molly McCormick @ 907-321-3510
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Juneau Piano Series Presents Alexander Tutunov with Franz Felkl on violin performing sonatas of Johannes Brahms. Tickets: www.jahc.org or 907-586-2787. General $25/Seniors $20/Students $10 and $5 more at the door
Tickets: student $10, senior $20, general $24. $5 more at the door. Tickets can be purchased:
jahc.na.ticketssearch.com or 907-586-2787
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
A monthly gathering of Juneau gardeners and want to be gardeners to share ideas, resources, inspiration, and refreshments. 2:30 social and seed exchange, 3:00 program (March topic is the recent Northwest Flower Show...pictures and gardening tips) 4:00 business meeting. All welcome. Think spring! https://juneaugardenclub.com/ Susan 907-723-6818
Join Juneau Animal Rescue and our supporters for a three hour Whale Watching Cruise while mingling with other pet lovers, enjoying the beautiful Alaskan waters and watching some Humpback whales! We will provide some hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar will also be available. All proceeds go to benefit the animals at Juneau Animal Rescue. Boat docks at Don Statter Public Boat Harbor in Auke Bay. The catamaran leaves PROMPTLY at 5:00pm, so please come 15 minutes early! https://www.juneauanimalrescue.org/whales.html https://www.juneauanimalrescue.org/whales.html Juneau Animal Rescue, 907-789-0260
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
$10 each session. What to Bring? Sketchbook and Art. Materials (well have some too)
Join us for our annual pre-fireworks barn dance! Full Circle will play contra dance music and Odette Edgar will be calling! 7:30 Beginner's lesson 8 pm main dance Dance until the fireworks! Pay what you can, cash at the door (Suggested donation: $10/adults, $5/kids/seniors/students) Suggested donation: $10/adults, $5/kids/seniors/students https://fb.me/e/XtmY7vtW doug@juneaucontras.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Zoom meeting KTOO Board of Directors ktoo.org KTOO (907) 586-1670 1st Thursday of each month
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm at the NAMI Juneau office. This group is open to any adult in Alaska who has a loved one living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No registration, free drop-in support group. https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl, 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
1st Thursday at the Makerspace -- Community gathering, art show & snacks from 5-7 followed by a 'Creative Convo' from 7-8:30.
Creative Conversations are a year long series of guided informational sessions focused on building business skills for Makers and Artists culminating in our inaugural Juneau Makerspace MAKER FAIR* to be held Spring of 2024!
*attendance at a majority of the Creative Convos will guarantee you a spot at the MAKER FAIR!
July First Thursday Creative Convo Topic: Marketing
[adapted from Work of Art Business Skills for Artists workbook]
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
4/27/2023 11:55:47 Death-in-Douglas: A true crime walking tour 7/8/0023 1:00:00 PM This tour starts and ends in Douglas. 3:00:00 PM A young woman serves a plate of hooligan to her mother in their Douglas beach cabin. The mother convulses and dies. Did the daughter commit matricide? Or did her lover poison the fish without her knowledge? Find the answers to this and more on the Death in Douglas walking tour. Participants will walk about 2 miles while hearing about seven murder cases in Douglas and Treadwell from the first half of the twentieth century. This tour starts and ends in Douglas. Limited to 15 participants. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572 Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
907 713-7011 for more information
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
This 3 hour Wildlife Cruise will be on an Allen Marine catamaran departing Auke Bay at 2pm. This is a fundraising cruise for the nonprofit Juneau Crime Line / CrimeStoppers organization Yes, online via Brown Paper Tickets or by calling 907-723-6155. Light hors d’oeuvres JuneauCrimeLine.com Robin Paul, Crime Line President 907-723-6155
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Led by local tour guides, Dr. Cathy Connor retired Professor of Geology University of Alaska Southeast, and Juneau Naturalist Richard Carstensen, this walking tour highlights the general geology of downtown Juneau and how local geology has influenced Juneau’s downtown development and history. This walking tour is a must for geology enthusiasts and those who want to learn more about how the city of Juneau was “built on gold. The walk is about 1.5 miles in length and will begin at the City Museum. Space is limited! Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572 Price of ticket is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
SEAK Master Gardeners present the annual celebration of Juneau gardens and gardeners; this year's theme is "GardenEscapes, no passport needed!" You will visit seven gardens in the downtown area chosen for their beauty, design, or uniqueness and graciously hosted by their owners and master gardener docents. This is a fundraiser for Southeast Master Gardeners Association to enable our programs and grants to gardening organizations. Tickets available the second week of June at www.seak-mastergardeners.org www.seak-mastergardeners.org kristi hooton : Info@seak-mastergardeners.org
Hear ye! Hear ye! The medieval/renaissance Master's Faire is back for a second year. Join us (in costume, perhaps?) for sword fights, merchants, and merriment! Stay tuned for schedule updates. Available at the door mastersfaire.com info@mastersfaire.com
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
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.
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
3225 Hospital Dr – (1st gray building on the left, ground floor, far left door) 8:00:00 PM It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. Free For in-person-zoom info go to www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Yes Every 3rd Tuesday of the month
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm at the NAMI Juneau office. This group is open to any adult in Alaska who has a loved one living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No registration, free drop-in support group. https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl, 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Open studios for artists
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
This walking tour begins at the City Museum and ends at the Evergreen Cemetery. Participants will walk from the City Museum down the old “Cemetery Road” to Evergreen Cemetery to learn about the cemetery’s history and hear the stories of some of the notable people buried there including Walter and Frances Harper, Andrew P. Kasheveroff, John Olds, Mary Joyce, and others. Ticket price of $31.50 includes admission to the City Museum and a 20% discount on select items in the Museum Store. Space is limited. Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling the City Museum (907) 586-3572. juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges 586-3572; elissa.borges@juneau.gov
Marcus is the Tracker Certification Evaluator. You can go to Tracker Certification to get more information on Marcus and how the 2-day evaluation works. Marcus combines his highly educated experience and a masterful way to explain wildlife tracking to both beginner and experienced trackers. Animal Tracking is a great way to connect to the land and interpret the behaviors of animals. It is used in education, science and a great way to broaden your naturalist skills. Yes Go to South Sound Nature School www.southsoundnatureschool.org Kevin's email omalley23@gmail.com 07/30/2023
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Marcus is the Tracker Certification Evaluator. You can go to Tracker Certification to get more information on Marcus and how the 2-day evaluation works. Marcus combines his highly educated experience and a masterful way to explain wildlife tracking to both beginner and experienced trackers. Animal Tracking is a great way to connect to the land and interpret the behaviors of animals. It is used in education, science and a great way to broaden your naturalist skills. Yes Go to South Sound Nature School www.southsoundnatureschool.org Kevin's email omalley23@gmail.com
Come view wildlife while supporting your local volunteer fire dept. Tickets $90 for adults $40 for kid. appetizers will be provided and beverages available for purchase. Tickets available at jahc.org/box-office
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Zoom meeting KTOO Board of Directors ktoo.org KTOO (907) 586-1670 1st Thursday of each month
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm at the NAMI Juneau office. This group is open to any adult in Alaska who has a loved one living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No registration, free drop-in support group. https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl, 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
1st Thursday at the Makerspace -- Community gathering, art show & snacks from 5-7 followed by a 'Creative Convo' from 7-8:30.
Creative Conversations are a year long series of guided informational sessions focused on building business skills for Makers and Artists culminating in our inaugural Juneau Makerspace MAKER FAIR* to be held Spring of 2024!
*attendance at a majority of the Creative Convos will guarantee you a spot at the MAKER FAIR!
August First Thursday Creative Convo Topic: Promotions
[adapted from Work of Art Business Skills for Artists workbook]
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
A monthly gathering of Juneau gardeners and want to be gardeners to share ideas, resources, inspiration, and refreshments. 2:30 social and seed exchange, 3:00 program (March topic is the recent Northwest Flower Show...pictures and gardening tips) 4:00 business meeting. All welcome. Think spring! https://juneaugardenclub.com/ Susan 907-723-6818
Join us this summer for our third annual Sunset Whale Watch Cruise with Allen Marine Tours. Spend Saturday night on the water in support of the Juneau Softball Association. Tickets are $100 per person. They include dinner, a complimentary drink voucher, a variety of desserts, plus a chance to win one of may fabulous door prizes. Plan to meet at Statter Harbor at 5pm boarding begins at 5:15 for a prompt departure at 5:30pm
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
$10 each session. What to Bring? Sketchbook and Art. Materials (well have some too)
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Led by local tour guides, Dr. Cathy Connor retired Professor of Geology University of Alaska Southeast, and Juneau Naturalist Richard Carstensen, this walking tour highlights the general geology of downtown Juneau and how local geology has influenced Juneau’s downtown development and history. This walking tour is a must for geology enthusiasts and those who want to learn more about how the city of Juneau was “built on gold. The walk is about 1.5 miles in length and will begin at the City Museum. Space is limited! Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572 Price of ticket is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
907 713-7011 for more information
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
More information coming soon
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
http://www.law.state.ak.us/department/civil/consumer/cp_topics.html#charity
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.
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
3225 Hospital Dr – (1st gray building on the left, ground floor, far left door) 8:00:00 PM It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. Free For in-person-zoom info go to www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Yes Every 3rd Tuesday of the month
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Monthly meeting
Connections is a peer support group open to any adult in Juneau who wants to talk about their own mental health. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No need to register and no commitment, drop in as it fits in with your schedule! No registration required, free drop-in support group https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm at the NAMI Juneau office. This group is open to any adult in Alaska who has a loved one living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. The group is designed to connect, encourage, and support participants using a structured support group model. No registration, free drop-in support group. https://www.namijuneau.org/support-groups Meryl, 907-463-4251, meryl@namijuneau. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 5:30-7pm
Purpose is to help and support members as they take off and keep off pounds sensibly. Weigh-in 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm, Group Program 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm First meeting is FREE www.tops.org Contact Elizabeth 907-321-4049 Meets weekly on Thursdays.
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Yes Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6 pm
We welcome dancers of all ages and skill levels. Our program is a mix of teaching and requests of dances from around the world. No partners required. There is no charge for participation Bruce Botelho, 907-723-9999, brucembotelho@gmail.com Every Friday
Group meets weekly. Support, strength, and hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Contact Laurie C. at 22LLclark@gmail.com for Zoom link or call 907-957-1318 for more information about the meeting.
Reservations required call 907-586-3572 for more information and to make a reservation. Cost is $31.50
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
Listen in to your Juneau Symphony and Chorus perform "Peace and Deliverance" from April 2016 under the direction of former Music Director, Troy Quinn. https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/
Sundays with the Juneau Symphony weekly on KRNN https://www.ktoo.org/listen/krnn/?fbclid=IwAR0BACjEpAxyEI7F1oiOX0zYohvDKr92wzIpPoHqLv5tw9bDUkc5oh4NeN8 2:00:00 PM Sundays with the Juneau Symphony is the place for your local connection to classical music. Each week we’ll bring you episodes featuring new performances, musician interviews, and an ongoing spotlight on the local music scene with Juneau Symphony music director Christopher Koch. Free juneausymphony.org Charlotte Truitt 907-586-4676 info@juneausymphony.org
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
You are invited to play or listen to traditional celtic music played on acoustic instruments- fiddle, flute, bodhran, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar etc. sessions follow the traditional etiquette for Irish music sessions. Sessions are held in the TK Maguires bar. Free to the public! For more information contact Tony Yorba at 907-209-9946, email at avyorba1954@gmail.com
Tang Soo Do: Juneau’s only Downtown Martial Arts Class Improve your speed, strength and flexibility, while developing real-world self-defense skills. Our Tang Soo Do class combines traditional Karate training with open-ended flow drills that will improve your health and sense of well-being. Challenging, but fun, Tang Soo Do will make you better at whatever other physical activities you enjoy and is suitable for all ages. All students ages 10-80 are welcome. $40/month. Instructor is Master Stuart Cohen, 4th Dan, with 40 years experience in martial arts. http://www.koreankarateclub.com/ Stuart Cohen, 907-723-1821, invworld@alaska.net Fridays 4:30-6:30 pm, Sundays 4-6pm
Need some motivation to get outside and enjoy some social connection while you’re at it? Join the HTL Movement Group in Juneau weekly on Mondays at noon; due to ongoing road construction and the high number of tourist visitors in downtown, the group is currently meeting in the parking lot outside J&J Deli and moving through Evergreen Cemetery, up the stairs to the Highlands, and onto the Flume Trail toward Perseverance Trail. Event is free; please register at Free event; sign up at linktr.ee/htlcoalition for email updates https://www.htlcoalition.org/event/htl-movement-group-2-2/2023-06-05/ htl@awareak.org or (907) 586-4902
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001
418 Harris St #315, Articorp bldg These are groups designed to promote self care using a variety of art activities. For adults to help relieve anxiety, depression and stress especially during the winter months. Shawn Hatt Cohen 9073215414 txt Every Tuesday
It's a time of encouragement and support for those newly diagnosed with cancer, currently receiving treatment, & whose treatment has ended. Loved ones are also welcome. www.cancerconnectionak.org Julie DeLong, 907-796-2273, admin@cancerconnectionak.org Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month
Set out with a local tour guide to learn about the cultures and history of Juneau. This walking tour is chock-full of stories and covers about 10 city blocks of the downtown business district and bordering neighborhood. Participants will learn about Juneau’s first inhabitants, view totem poles, hear the tales of prominent personalities from the early days, and see how the thirst for gold changed the landscape of downtown Juneau. This tour begins and ends at the City Museum. Purchase tickets in advance by calling the City Museum at (907) 586-3572. Ticket price is $31.50 juneau.org/library/museum Elissa Borges (907) 586-3572
Historic home of Judge James Wickersham, Federal District Judge and Delegate to US Congress; instrumental in the Organic Act of 1912 which granted Alaska territorial status. He also introduced the Alaska Railroad Bill, legislation to establish McKinley Park, the first Alaska Statehood Bill. He was among those responsible for the Alaska Agricultureal College and School of Mines. He lived in the home from 1928 until his death in 1939. The first floor of the home is a museum containing artifacts of the Judge’s life and accomplishments. No ticket required. Admission fee is $5. Cash. Http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/wickrshm.htm Mary Kay Havens (907) 586-9001