Weekly Calendar of Upcoming Events and Performances
To have your event added to The Arts and Culture Calendar contact
info@KetchikanArts.org
907-225-2211
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"Cleo Weston - A Retrospective: 1930-2010" Main Street Gallery Exhibit
Cleo Weston was one of the founders of the Ketchikan Arts and Crafts guild, and owner of a local arts store. This curated exhibit celebrates her life, her art and her influence on artists she encouraged and mentored.
Application: Wearable Art Show
Put your Wearable artwork up on the Ketchikan stage! All are welcome to participate in Ketchikan's 33rd annual Wearable Art Show. The theme for 2019 is "Circus of Curiosities".
Important dates to keep in mind...
October 15, 2018 - Wearable Art Show applications become available
November 14, 2018 - 5:30pm, Wearable Art Show "Question and Answer" gathering
December 3, 2018 Grant Applications must be received by 5pm
January 7, 2019 - Applications due
January 10, 5:30pm, MANDATORY meeting for all Individual Artists
January 16, 2019, 6:30pm, Wearable Art Show Model Workshop #1, Ketchikan Theatre Ballet
January 23, 2019, 6:30pm, Wearable Art Show Model Workshop #2, The Plaza
January 30, Dress Rehearsal, MANDATORY for all models and artists, Ted Ferry Civic Center
Performances:
Thursday, January 31, 8pm
Friday, February 1, 8pm
Saturday, February 2, 2pm
Saturday, February 2, 8pm
Social Justice Reading Group
Each week participants will discuss a short reading. Call 225-3331 for more information.
Jazz & Cabaret Workshops
Jazz & Cabaret Workshops
Solos in From Shower to Stage, Great American Songbook, Anything Goes, & Just Jazz – workshops begin & registration deadline
(these classes are at 5:30 or 7:30 on January 7, 9, 11, 14, & 16)
Duets & Ensembles in Safety in Numbers and Solos in Broadway Baby – workshops begin & registration deadline
(these classes are at 5:30 or 7:30 on January 8, 10, & 15 and 10:30 or 12:30 on January 12)
Final Rehearsal at the Ted Ferry Civic Center 6:00pm on January 17th
Gala performances are Friday January 18th & Saturday January 19th
Ketchikan Community Concert Band Rehearsal
The Ketchikan Community Concert Band meets each Monday evening from 7 to 8:30 pm. Directed by Roy McPherson, the Band performs 3 times annually. If you are interested in being in the band pleas call Roy at 907-225-3650.
The Spring performance is January 12th at the Kayhi Auditorium at 3pm. Tickets are $15 for adults and youth under 18 are free.
Stories at Latitude 56 - STORY SLAM
In its fourth season, Stories@Latitude 56 enters a new phase of its evolution. The increasingly popular Story Slam--at the Creek Street Cabaret, on the second Tuesday of most months--now becomes the focal point of this storytelling enterprise, and the pool from which stories will be drawn for a season-ending finale: one night of the previous year's most compelling stories, as told by members of our community. Join us monthly for an evening of informal storytelling, and then in April for a collection of some of Ketchikan's best stories and storytellers--including, quite possibly, you!
The themes for this season are:
Oct 9 - Hold the phone
Nov 13 - Unintended Education
Dec 11 - Lost & Found
Jan 8 - Serendipity
Feb 12 - Where there's smoke, there's fire.
March 12 - Insider/Outsider
Ketchikan Community Chorus Rehearsal
The Ketchikan Community Chorus meets each Tuesday from 7 to 9pm at the Presbyterian Church.
Strengthening Nonprofit Collaborative
Join the nonprofits of Ketchikan as we discuss group projects, professional and organizational development opportunities, and advocacy!
Friday Night Insights
Friday, January 11: Sailing the Mighty Pacific
Join Romanda Simpson, a Clipper Round the World Yacht Race '13/14 alumni, for stories of adventure on the high seas. Having never sailed before, Romanda jumped at the chance to learn the skill and join a race around the world via sailboat. She proceeded to sail over 12,000 miles in Leg 5 and 6 of the race, on a route that saw the crew navigate the waters from sunny Brisbane to sweltering Singapore, pushing on up to the frigid Qingdao, China and finally across the great Pacific to San Francisco. Through stories, pictures and videos, from the race she will share what it takes to be part of the race, offer up humbling tales of mountainous seas, lightning strikes, and brushes with nature.
Arts Uncorked: Face Facts! with Grace Freeman
Learn portraiture in a comfortable setting with your friends in this introductory class with artist Grace Freeman. Classes are $30 per student in advance or $40 the week of the class. Call early to reserved your spot!!! 907-225-2211
Image Credits
TOP ROW (L-R)
Stephen Jackson, Seward Shame Pole, Saxman, Alaska, 2017 - Ketchikan Community Concert Band, image credit Felix Wong - Evy Posey, "Cosmic Wyvern", Mixed UP the 35th Annual Wearable Art Show, 2021 – Ricardo Búrquez, "My World", 2016 - Evon Zerbetz & Rich Stage, "A Trip to the Library", 2012 - Terry Pyles, "Yeltatzie Salmon", 2015
BOTTOM ROW (L-R)
Kathy Flora, Marcie Pungowiyi, New Path Dancers, "Thunder”, ShapeShift the 26th Annual Wearable Art Show, 2012, image credit Ernie Meloche - Rhonda Green, Tongass Historical Museum entry gate, 2021 - Ketchikan Theatre Ballet, Spring Gala "The Four Seasons" May 2021 - Nathan Jackson, "New Thundering Wings", 2016 – First City Players, "39 Steps", Jack Finnegan, 2021, image credit Jeff Fitzwater - Jackie Keizer "Sailing Off Into A Tequila Sunrise", Mixed UP the 35th Annual Wearable Art, image credit Jeanette Sweetman 2021 - Shawna Hofmann, Andiamo Dance Company, image credit Jeanette Sweetman, 2021- Ricardo Búrquez, “Pipe Junction” 2021 - Isreal Shotridge, Chief Johnson's Totem Pole, Ketchikan, AK. 1955

