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The Shins bring nostalgic ‘Heartworms’ album to Anchorage
The indie pop-rock band will play Moose's Tooth for an "Almost to Solstice" show after releasing a new album earlier this year.
A hub for 'makers' thrives in Anchorage
At Anchorage MakerSpace in Spenard, tinkerers, artists, students and entrepreneurs alike can all create.
A good start: Head Start program with Yup'ik immersion classes opens in Anchorage
The Clare Swan Early Head Start Child Care Center was designed with Alaska Native families in mind. There are 72 slots available, and the center had already received more than 90 applications as of Tuesday, CITC said.
Pulse Dance Co. and The Modern Savage team up for Led Zeppelin-inspired show
The performance starts with Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” and then changes gears for a 40-minute set of dancing to Led Zeppelin hits performed live by The Modern Savage.
Anchorage dance students play English dance students for 'Billy Elliot’
“Billy Elliot the Musical” runs Feb. 14-19 and features seasoned out-of-state performers and young Alaska kids.
Ready to roost: Residents settle in at Anchorage 'cohousing' community
Years in the making, Ravens’ Roost residents adjust to a new, more neighborly, way of life.
New Anchorage 'social club' cares for those with Alzheimer's
Amid a growing senior population in Alaska, a new adult day services facility has opened in a West Anchorage neighborhood with a focus on patients with Alzheimer’s disease.
'Mountain Men' calendar shows the quirky, sensitive sides of Alaska men
Some Alaska photographers capture images of the state’s wild animals and bountiful nature. Kayce James takes photos of wild Alaska men.
Barber with a passion for dance opens East Anchorage hip-hop studio
What started as a hobby in high school has become so strong a passion that Marcus Freeman, 21, opened a studio in Northway Mall.
Poetry in prison: Alaska inmates find creative outlet -- and national recognition -- through art
Prince, 37, has been an inmate at Hiland for about a year, but now she's something else as well: a poet honored in a national contest.
Live action role-playing wins robust following across Alaska
Wielding foam weapons and sporting medieval-esque clothing, LARPers find fun and community.
Alaska nonprofits try to do more with less amid oil slump, economic uncertainty
Nonprofits are bracing for less funding from big donors as Alaska deals with its multibillion-dollar deficit and oil companies try to minimize their losses.