Kate Trefry writes for the hit show “Stranger Things," Ryan Welch and Ari Katcher are two of the creators and writers of “Ramy,” which just picked up a Golden Globe. They all grew up in Anchorage.
The Chicano band, playing in Anchorage Friday, is known for its eclectic blend of folk and spoken word using, traditional Son Jarocho instruments like the tarima, requinto and the quijada (a donkey jawbone).
While most 19-year-olds were sneaking into bars for the booze, Hauser was slipping into Blues Central to play in Sunday night jam sessions. After a long detour, he’s back in Anchorage and working on an EP.
Between courses of elephant ears and corn dogs, here are some Alaska-centric delicacies to put on your fair food list.
Every August, thousands of Alaskans make the annual trek to the state fair in Palmer. Here’s what a stroll around the fairgrounds on the first weekend looked like.
Quinn Christopherson, along with guitarist Nick Carpenter, will visit Seattle, Austin, L.A. and New York on a tour with NPR Music.
They’re at the same time, so choose wisely. Also “Black When I Was A Boy," at Cyrano’s, sounds well worth checking out, and there are some fun outdoor options, as well.
From the Fiddlehead Fern Fest and annual Renaissance Fair to classical music and cannabis-focused festivities, there’s a lot to choose from.
Quinn Christopherson’s single “Erase Me," about his experience as a transgender man, was chosen from a field of 6,000 entries nationwide.
Plan your weekend with a downtown block party, Free Comic Book Day and a variety show in Spenard.
The band recently released their EP “This Story is No Longer Available” and will play Williwaw this weekend.
The summit and festival are "about building this narrative of place,” said Julie Decker, CEO of the Anchorage Museum.
