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Radio performance
Saturday, May 30, 7:00 pm
"The Importance of Being Earnest"
First City Players is creating a radio performance on KRBD LIVE! Oscar Wilde's famous play will be aired at 7:00 pm on KRBD!
Posted: Sun, 24 May. 2020
Expires: Wed, 3 Jun. 2020
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ART EVENT
Thursday, May 28th, 7 pm – 9 pm
Hunker Down For Climate Change Art Event (scroll down to RSVP)
The Southeast Alaska Conservation Council is holding a "Hunker Down for Climate Change with Matt Hamilton". Join Matt on Zoom he will be teaching participants to use the free Autodesk Sketchbook app to make digital art. Reserve your spot today!
Posted: Sun, 24 May. 2020
Expires: Wed, 3 Jun. 2020
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Glass Fishing Floats
Thursday, May 28 @ 12:00 PM
Glass Fishing Floats, Kathy Peavey
Facebook Live presentation: Virtual Event via FaceBook (FaceBook membership required)
Tongass Historical Museum Museum Midday (Live)
Learn about the glass fishing floats from avid beachcomber Kathy Peavey and her trip to Japan
Posted: Sun, 24 May. 2020
Expires: Wed, 3 Jun. 2020
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Alaska Walk and Bike Conference
The 2020 Alaska Walk and Bike Conference is going virtual, and now it’s free. It will take place from 9:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on Tuesday through Friday, June 9-12.
Each day will open with a specialist discussing the science and evidence followed by another speaker who will feature an Alaska example. There will be an opportunity for attendees to ‘chat’ and share information after each day’s events.
The topics for each day are:
- Tuesday, June 9 — Walk to Connect
- Wednesday, June 10 — Walk to Prevent COVID-19
- Thursday, June 11 — Parks and Health
- Friday, June 12 — Biking to Health
Some of our speakers include Ana Lucaci and Nicole Huegenin of Denver-based Walk2Connect, Dr. Elliot Bruhl of SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC, Chief Medical Officer based in Sitka), Bonita Banks BSN RN of South Peninsula Hospital in Homer,, Maeve Nevins-Lavtar from the Municipality of Anchorage, Sarana Schell of AARP Alaska, Ken McLeod of the League of American Bicyclists, Lee Hart of the Alaska Outdoor Alliance,, and Charlie Lowell of the Sustina Bicycle Institute.
A schedule and free online registration form will be posted in the near future. For more information, contact Dawn Groth at dawn.groth@alaska.gov
Posted: Sun, 17 May. 2020
Expires: Tue, 16 Jun. 2020
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Virtual Exhibit
Ketchikan Museums staff have been working hard (while staying physically distant) to make our museums accessible even while our doors are closed. Check out some of the new opportunities we've created for you to enjoy. Be part of the Ketchikan Museums community!
Virtual Exhibit
Now you can enjoy our new Virtual Exhibit website from the comfort of your home! See photographs and artifacts from our new exhibit, Into the Wind: Aviation as Southeast Alaska's Lifeline, as well as past exhibits and Artifacts of the Month.
Covid-19 Oral History Project
How has COVID-19 impacted your life? Our Oral History Project is a way for Ketchikan Museums to archive this time in our community's history and a way for you to share your stories online during (and after) social distancing. As a museum, it is our responsibility and privilege to collect and share the history and culture of our region.
Museum From Home
While the Tongass Historical Museum and Totem Heritage Center are temporarily closed, our content is available 24/7!
Here, we have gathered videos, articles, virtual museum tours, and activities from both our museums and from museums across the country. We hope that these links will give you food for thought, a reason to smile, and a way to learn more and connect with those around you.
Museums and cultural centers around the world have pooled their resources to help provide free and meaningful content and we are glad to be among their number!
Live in Ketchikan Into the Wind Interview
Take a few minutes to check out KPU Live in Ketchikan‘s video about our newest exhibit! Ketchikan Museums Curator of Exhibits, Ryan McHale, spoke with KPU's Alex Brown about the new feature exhibit, Into the Wind: Aviation as Southeast Alaska's Lifeline at the Tongass Historical Museum. Big thanks to Live In Ketchikan for the great video!
Posted: Mon, 27 Apr. 2020
Expires: Fri, 26 Jun. 2020
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Cancelled
Ketchikan Misty Fjords Ranger District’s annual Kid’s Fishing Derby, which was supposed to take place June 13th, is cancelled.
Adherence to state and local health mandates, as well as CDC guidelines of social distancing, preclude our staff from completing the necessary preparations to host the event.
Posted: Mon, 27 Apr. 2020
Expires: Fri, 26 Jun. 2020
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FNI Vrtual
The Friday Night Insight (FNI) programs at the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center resumed virtually on Friday, April 24th.
While the center will not be open for in-person attendance for presentations, interested people may view presentations live on the Tongass National Forest Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/TongassNF/ or @TongassNF).
Editor's Note:
Please note, if you are not subscribed to Twitter of FaceBook, you will not be able to view the presentations.
Posted: Mon, 27 Apr. 2020
Expires: Wed, 27 May. 2020
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