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Show features hockey as art
For February’s First Friday the Bunnell Street Arts Center unveiled its latest exhibit, a fierce show of ice…
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Creative nonfiction writer Atcheson reads on Feb. 20
Creative nonfiction writer Dave Atcheson reads from his work and gives a talk at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 20…
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Big Read talk looks at technology and nature
As part of its Big Read for Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451,” the Friends of the Homer Public Library…
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Hitting stuff for a living: TorQ plays on Valentine’s Day
For Canadian percussion group TorQ, its name has a double meaning. “Tor” stands for “Toronto,” the Ontario city…
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First Friday Events
Bunnell Street Arts Center 106 W. Bunnell Ave. On Hockey, sculpture and other works by Michael Conti 5-7…
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Faces featured in two exhibits
With some galleries on winter hiatus, only three of the regular art galleries have first Friday openings. Fireweed…
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TorQ percussion group performs
Canadian quartet TorQ performs on concert marimba and vibraphone in a concert at 8 p.m. Feb. 14 at…
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Masquerade mask workshops set
In conjunction with “Marie Antoinette’s Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball,” ticket holders can attend free mask-making workshops from noon-4…
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Poems in Place seeks poems
Poems in Place, a collaboration between the Alaska Center for the Book, Alaska State Parks and a steering…
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Jazzline celebrates youth in the arts
At Bunnell Street Arts Center’s annual Jazzline dance performance, choreographer and director Jocelyn Shiro puts together a show…
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Rasmuson offers grants to writers, other artists
Artists working in the media of choreography, crafts, folk and traditional arts, literary arts/scriptworks, and performance art can…
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Chugach Arts Council seeks pet, animal art
Chugach Arts Council in Seward invites artists and arts groups to join in “Art With a Heart” art…
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Big Read, big ideas
“Fahrenheit 451 – The temperature at which book paper catches fire and burns…” On Friday night a crowd…