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Calendar of Events in Juneau
Get out and do something, why don't ya'?
Check out our calendar for local events in Juneau, festivals, live music and more. Just pick your timeframe and an activity that interests you. It's that easy to find something fun to do. Click on the plus sign to read the details for each event.
If you've never spent 4th of July in Juneau, then this is your year! There's something about small town celebrations that make 4th of July special. Check it out: " Independence Day, the Independent Way"
February
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Theatre in the Rough presents "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar," the story of amazing men and women who, with the best intentions, commit horrible acts. It's got action, suspense, battles and true love. Thursday, Friday and Saturday showtimes are 7:30pm with Sunday matinees at 2:00pm on Mar. 7 and 14. All performances are at the Alaska Territorial Hall. Tickets at Hearthside Books and at the door. www.theatreintherough.org
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An internet ad for "sex to change the course of the world" lures an adventurous co-ed to an underground laboratory, when the lights go out. This quirky and hilarious new play transforms an anonymous personal ad into a zany and brilliant riff on the fragility of existence and the resilience of life Friday-Sunday performances are at 7:30pm. Check on line for preview, matinee or pay-as-you-can performances. Tickets are available on line or at 907-463-TIXS. Perseverance Theatre 914 Third Street, Juneau, AK, 99801 907-364-2421
www.perseverancetheatre.org
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March
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The Alaska State Library Historical Collections staff present "Treasures from the State Film Archives." A series of short films including Ted Kennedy's 1968 speech to the Democratic convention in Sitka, the Douglas Bridge opening, Tongass totem carving and Alaska Airlines promotional films. The program begins at 7:00pm in the Egan Lecture Hall on the UAS campus. This event is free and open to the public. www.uas.alaska.edu
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"Our Food is Our Way of Life." Through photos and stories, Carrie Sykes of the Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indians, reveals the ways southeast Alaska's lands and waters are the source for traditional foods. Friday evening presentations at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center are free and open to the public. Programs begin at 6:30 and 8pm. 907-789-0097
www.mendenhallglacier.org
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Join pianist Sue Kazama and baritone Philippe Damerval for a program of music including works by Schubert, Brahms, Liszt, Korngold and Debussy. Performances at 8pm (Sat.) at the new Holy Trinity Church and 3pm (Sun.) at Aldersgate Methodist Church. Tickets are available at Hearthside Books and at the door. 907-586-1352
www.juneaubachsociety.org
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Juneau Dance Unlimited ballet students perform the Garland Waltz from Sleeping Beauty and the Carmen Suite from Bizet's famous opera with live accompaniment of the Juneau Student Symphony. Performances on Mar. 13 at 7:30pm and Mar. 14 at 4:00pm at the Juneau Arts & Culture Center. A Mar. 15 concert will be held at 7:00pm at Harborview Elementary School. The public is invited; admission is pay-as-you-can for all performances. 907-463-5327
www.juneaudance.com
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Extraordinary women make a difference in our community everyday. This year AWARE, Inc. will be hosting their 14th annual "Women of Distinction" awards dinner and recognizing the special contributions of Chris Ashenbrenner, Carolyn Brown, Bev Ingram and Helen Sarabia, four local women who make Juneau a better place to live. Proceeds from the reception, dinner and silent auction support AWARE programs. This event is held at Centennial Hall. Tickets, available from AWARE, are $60/seat or $700/table of 10. 907-586-6623
www.awareak.org
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The Juneau Douglas High School bands, choir and orchestra present their "Spring into March" concerts. The bands will perform on Mar. 16 and the choir and orchestra on Mar. 18. Both programs begin at 7:00pm in the JDHS Auditorium. Tickets available at the door.
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"Emma's Revolution" are award-winning, internationally-touring performers in the tradition of Pete Seeger, Phil Ochs and Holly Near. They will appear in concert at the Aldersgate United Methodist Church (9161 Cinema Dr.),with an opening performance by the Juneau Pride Chorus, at 7:30pm. Tickets are $15 at the door or $12 for members of sponsoring organizations (Juneau Veterans for Peace, Juneau People for Peace & Justice, Juneau Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and Juneau Pride Chorus). www.emmasrevolution.com/live
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"Juneau's Trails." Local nonprofit group Trail Mix builds and maintains many of Juneau's hiking trails. George Schaaf describes how trails are laid out and constructed by a small cadre of skilled builders. Friday evening presentations at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center are free and open to the public. Programs begin at 6:30 and 8pm. 907-789-0097
www.mendenhallglacier.org
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Local dealers exhibit the latest in boats, boating and fishing equipment, accessories and boating information at Centennial Hall. Hourly door prizes. Get ready for a safe summer on the water. Tickets available in advance from any Glacier Valley Rotarian or at the door. 907-789-9875
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Whether you're in town for Gold Medal Basketball or just looking for a great lunch, head over to the ANB Hall between 11am and 2pm for a feast of Adobo or Halibut served with rice, veggies, salad, fried bread and dessert. $12.50 for a single entree or $15.00 for both. Eat it there or get a take-out tray. All proceeds go to benefit the St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church restoration effort.
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Exuberantly fusing African music traditions with jazz, gospel, classsical, and Latin in an irresistible combination. One performance only at the Thunder Mountain High School Auditorium. Tickets are available on line or by calling 907-586-2787. 907-586-2787
www.jahc.org
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"Musings on Music" with Kyle Pickett, Music Director of the Juneau Symphony, explores early music performance practice and representations of composers and musicians in popular culture followed by open discussion on a variety of music related topics. The program begins at 7:00pm in the Egan Lecture Hall on the UAS campus. This event is free and open to the public. www.uas.alaska.edu
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"Mendenhall Glacier's Changing Face." Each year University of Alaska Southeast staff and students measure and map the annual changes of Juneau's favorite glacier. See how scientific tools teach us the latest details. Friday evening presentations at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center are free and open to the public. Programs begin at 6:30 and 8pm. 907-789-0097
www.mendenhallglacier.org
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The Cancer Connection presents the annual Men's Health Forum at Centennial Hall. The doors open at 4:30pm with health information and healthy snacks available. Guest speakers include doctors Robert Allen and William Clark of the Alaska Urological Institute with the latest information on prostate cancer research and treatment. This event is free and open to the public. www.cancerconnectionak.org
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April
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Two concerts in one day! The afternoon family show (2:00pm) will be fun for all ages as each section of the orchestra is introduced through classic family favorites. In the evening (8:00pm), experience the sophisticated side of Britten, Saint-Saens, Tchaikovsky and more. Come an hour early for the evening performance and enjoy Concert Conversations with symphony conductor Kyle Wylie Pickett. Both performances are at the J-D High School Auditorium. Tickets will be available on line, at the Juneau Symphony office, the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council office, Hearthside Books locations and by phone at 907-586-4676. 907-586-4676
www.juneausymphony.org
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Looking for ideas for activities for those visiting friends and relatives? Over 25 tables with information ranging from accommodations, fishing charters and whale watching tours to sea kayaking, glacier trekking and zipline aadventures. Look for specials and discounts for locals. Door prizes. This event is produced by the Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau and is free and open to the public from 10am to 2pm at the Nugget Mall.
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The Glacier Valley Rotary Club hosts a program of inspirational speakers. This program features Jeff Yalden whose dismal sense of self and defeatist attitude nearly drive him to suicide. Finally realizing his destiny was in his own hands he found the inner fortitude and character to make life-transforming choices. Now an accomplished author, speaker and television personality, Jeff helps today's youth transform their own lives. Held at Centennial Hall, admission is $30 and includes a catered lunch. Tickets available at Hearthside Books locations and at the door if not sold out in advance. 907-723-7243
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Mix four members of a starving family and a spilled jug of milk, children lost in a magic forest, desperate parents, and a voracious witch with a strangely oversized oven. Blend these ingredients with the original Grimms fairy tale, folk music traditions of Germany and America, and a dollop of Tim Burton style black comedy. Bake well and we get a tasty new twist on a classic tale. Friday-Sunday performances at 7:30pm. Check on line for preview, matinee or pay-as-you-can performances. Tickets available on line or at 907-463-TIXS. Perseverance Theatre 914 Third Street, Douglas, AK, 99801 907-364-2421
www.perseverancetheatre.org
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Zomo the rabbit is a children's ballet based on an ancient West African Trickster tale. Papagayo is Juneau Dance Unlimited's new children's ballet based on the ancient stories of a South American trickster parrot. Performances will be Apr. 23 and 24 at 7:00pm and Apr. 24 at 2:00pm at the Juneau Arts & Culture Center. 907-463-5327
www.juneaudance.com
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The Glory Hole, Juneau's homeless shelter and soup kitchen, particpates in this nationwide event that funds hunger relief programs. Diners select a bowl from which to have a simple meal of soup and bread, then keep the bowl as a reminder that there are empty bowls everywhere in the world. This year's program will also feature musical entertainment and a silent auction. Tickets are $30 for this event taking place from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at Centennial Hall. 907-586-4159
www.feedjuneau.org
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The Glacier Valley Rotary Club hosts a program of inspirational speakers. This program features four-time Iditarod Champion, Martin Buser. Hailed for the humanitarian care of his dogs and his dedication to the eradication of polio, Buser will speak just after completing his 27th Iditarod - and he'll bring some of his very own dogs for us to meet. Held at Centennial Hall, admission is $30 and includes a catered lunch. Tickets available from Hearthside Books locations and at the door if not sold out in advance. 907-723-7243
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May
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Run 3 miles out and back across the wetlands or 7 miles out and back including the Fish Creek Trail. Races begin at 9:00am at the Fish Creek Bridge on the N. Douglas Hwy. Runners 13 or under require an adult partner. This event is included in the Empire Cup Series. Contact Suzanne McGee at 907-364-5264. www.southeastroadrunners.org
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The Alaska Peace Officers Association presents a show of sparkling classic rock and roll hits with The Diamonds and The Crystals in concert at Centennial Hall. Tickets ($34 in advance)will be available at Alaska Music One (formerly Rozwick-Giles). Contact at 907-789-0218. 907-277-0515
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June
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The JDU Fine Arts Camp will be held from 9:00am to 2:30pm at Harborview Elementary School with an optional fourth week at the Canvas. The program is for kids entering kindergarten through 7th grade. New this year is a morning-only program for pre-schoolers ages 3-5. From painting to judo to writing to theatre to sign language, JDU Fine Arts Camp has it all. Boston-based Weber Dance Company will also offer a three-week dance intensive at the JDU studio during Fine Arts Camp. Look for a full program brochure in March. Registrations will be accepted beginning April 1. 907-463-5327
www.juneaudance.com
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Be there for the Juneau Symphony's annual celebration of Americana. You won't be able to resist humming along to this all-American evening of time-honored melodies including works by Copeland, Bernstein and other favorites. The single performance will be at the J-D High School Auditorium at 8:00pm. Tickets will be available on line, at the Juneau Symphony office, the Juneau Art & Humanities Council office, at Hearthside Books locations and by phone at 907-586-4676. 907-586-4676
www.juneausymphony.org
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July
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Distances: 26.2 or 13.1 miles, USTAC certified course. Entry fees, medals and shirts. Starts at 7am (full) or 9am (half) at Savikko Park in Douglas. One hour earlier starts available for slow runners. This event is included in the Empire Cup Series. Contact Kimberly Vaughn at seejuneaurun@gmail.com or Brian Bezenek at Brian.Bezenek@noaa.gov. www.southeastroadrunners.org
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Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau
