Familiar favorites, intriguing additions: Your guide to this year’s holiday programs around Anchorage
Cyrano’s is putting on a holiday production based on a character from Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.”
‘Book of Mormon’ rides the line between satire and sacrilege
A touring company will perform the Tony Award-winning musical a dozen times in Anchorage this month.
How the Alaska PFD can protect you against emergencies
Sometimes life throws curveballs right when we’re at our most financially vulnerable. But as adults, it’s up to us to deal - and the Permanent Fund dividend is a good way to start to be prepared.
Here’s the Concert Association lineup of bands, ballets and comedians coming to Anchorage this season
There are some familiar faces - hello, Celtic Women, Puddles the Clown - and some unexpected twists, i.e. "Book of Mormon" and comedian Tig Notaro.
Rides, food, concerts, deals: Here’s your guide to the Alaska State Fair, from A to Z
There’s something for pretty much everyone. Read on for some of the highlights.
Hard times and diner drama in Cyrano’s musical ‘The Spitfire Grill’
Theater review: Sitting in the audience was like taking a table at the Spitfire itself. But while it's based on the mid-'90s movie, this musical is a completely different animal (especially the ending).
Tundra creator back with second feature-length film, ‘Sudsy Slim Rides Again’
At heart, "Sudsy Slim Rides Again" is an old-fashioned oater in the tradition of “square-jawed lawman comes to small town to set things right.”
Early spring greens and herbs – plus tomatoes, cukes and colorful chard – await you at local markets
Thanks to greenhouses and hydroponic setups, you can chow down on fresh greens and herbs right now.
Seedlings and first fresh greens are now available at farmers markets
Market Fresh: Markets have plant and flower starts suited for both indoor and outdoor growing, as well as some early greens.
Get your garden on: First outdoor market of the year offers flower and veggie starts
Market Fresh: Pick up flower or veggie starts and pleasurably anticipate the sight of these seedlings growing into summertime vigor.
Searing drama it’s not. But ‘Menopause The Musical’ has fun with an often-overlooked phase of life
Some 70 million women in the United States are currently experiencing menopause. The musical “gives us freedom to giggle about things people don’t always talk about."
Anchorage Opera’s ‘As One’ explores inner world of a transgender woman
"As One" tells the tale of the search for identity and meaning: Who am I, and where do I fit in the world? "That’s a point of connection for all of us,” says baritone Luis Alejandro Orozco.