Juneau, Alaska Travel News Flash

Spring 2005

Get Your Passport to Alaska's Hottest Music Festival! Join us for a one-of-a-kind musical celebration in a one-of-a-kind destination at the 19th Annual Juneau Jazz and Classics festival, May 20-28. Every spring since 1986, this eclectic festival has gained international attention with an exciting mix of jazz, classical, and blues headliners. Nearly 6,000 people attend 23 different performances and workshops in a variety of unusual venues. (Click here for the complete Calendar of Performances.) Just a few of the featured performers for this year's festival are: The Holmes Brothers, Roger Neumann & The Headliners, Jubilant Sykes, the Larry Coryell Trio, Cyril Neville & The Uptown Allstars with Big Chief Monk and Joeseph Hill of the Golden Eagles! Now it's easier than ever for you to join us! Purchase a Juneau Jazz & Classics Passport package today. Catch three concerts and stay three nights for less than $200 per person. Juneau Jazz & Classics Passport Packages Opening Weekend Passport for Two - $390.00 The Holmes Brothers, Friday, May 20, 8:00pm Classical Coffee Concert, Sunday, May 22, 11:00am The Headliners with vocalist Madeline Vergari, May 22 7:30pm Finale Weekend Passport for Two - $390.00 Trout Fishing in America, Thursday, May 26, 7:00pm Larry Coryell Trio, Friday, May 27, 8:00pm Cyril Neville and the Uptown Allstars, Saturday, May 28, 8:00pm To purchase your Passport please call one of the following participating hotels toll free. Each Passport provides three nights of lodging and entertainment for two guests, taxes included. Aspen Hotels Juneau, 888-559-9846 Westmark Baranof Hotel, 800-764-0017 Get Reduced Fare on Alaska Airlines! To book your reduced fare reservations please call Alaska Airlines at 800-445-4435 and mention air discount code #CMA0744, or log on to www.alaskaair.com and check for low web fares to Juneau. We look forward to seeing you in Juneau!

From Bears to Baritones Juneau offers the setting...Juneau Jazz and Classics makes it happen. Surrounded by rugged mountains, the majestic Juneau Icefield, and the pristine waters of the Inside Passage, Alaska's capital city celebrates an abundance of culture, seafood, outdoor activities and wildlife. Add this excellent music festival to the mix and Juneau becomes not only an arts center for the inspired adventurer, but a city unlike any other. Just imagine a day like this...take a thrilling flightseeing trip to the spectacular Juneau Icefield or spend the afternoon on a whalewatching and wildlife tour, then spend the evening in the company of Mozart or Brahms. Or, try your luck landing a feisty King Salmon or exploring Juneau's historic mining ruins, then dancing to the daring and innovative sounds of The Holmes Brothers or Cyril Neville and the Uptown Allstars. Discover more on all the attractions and activities in Juneau at www.traveljuneau.com. Artists and Activities To get more details about the artists and activities for the 2005 Juneau Jazz and Classics Festival, visit www.jazzandclassics.org!

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