The perfect excuse to purchase art from artists!!!
A special day sandwiched in the same weekend as Black Friday, Shop Small Saturday, Cyber Monday, and Giving Tuesday.
This is a special new day designated in the middle of all that jazz so people don't forget the artists at this time of year. You can purchase art any day of the week!!

The KAAHC is participating as a "Merry Merchant" That means that every $10 spent on Memberships, Donations, T-shirts, Masks, Stickers, and Youth Art will go towards a punch on your punch cards!!! Keep those receipts! Drawing will be held and announced live via the Chambers' Facebook page on December 22nd!

You haven't seen anything like this before! A community-wide, larger than life, online AND in person, shop small artist market. Arts Businesses will be open for a special Art Walk starting Friday, November 27, and local artists will be displaying their work throughout the community in various locations and many of them will be participating in the Chamber of Commerce's Merry Merchant and Munch punch card extravaganza!!!

Artists and Arts Businesses will be listed and showcased on the Arts Council website. So no matter what, you can still shop for ART starting Friday, November 27th!!!

#ShopKTN2020
Take selfies with small businesses and their Sweepstakes posters!
Post your images on Social media with the hashtag #shopktn2020
Get entered to win the small business selfie sweepstakes!!!!
It’s that easy! The winner will be announced Via Providence Properties Facebook Live on November 30th at 12:45 pm!
Call 907-225-7427 with any questions!

Santa will travel around neighborhoods to visit children, on a Fire Truck! See the above route to find out when he will be in your neighborhood!!!

The City Tree Lighting will be broadcast virtually on KPUtv Chanel 611, Live in Ketchikan, and the City of Ketchikan's Facebook page. Watch this holiday special from home!

“Providing opportunities for Ketchikan youth to attend summer music programs”

This scholarship was established to honor the memory of Seming “Sam” Pitcher, a gifted young man who was active in the various music programs available in Ketchikan. Sam loved all kinds of music. He especially enjoyed playing and listening to music with his friends. Sam played the trumpet, flugelhorn, and electric guitar with the McPherson Jazz Bands, the rock group “The Rubber Band,” and the KHS Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band. He had the opportunity to attend both the Sitka Fine Arts Camp and Interlochen Fine Arts Camp in Michigan. The experiences gained while participating in these camps were very significant for Sam. The goal of the Sam Pitcher Music Scholarship is to help give other young musicians the opportunity to expand their music horizons by attending similar summer music programs.

Self-described paleo nerds Ray Troll and David Strassman discuss paleontology with experts around the nation in their podcast. New podcasts every Wednesday!

Solo Thursday Nights at the Creek Street Cabaret
Free No Cover
Must be 21 or with a parent or legal guardian

Calling all singers! Fall practice will begin Thursday, September 17th, 7- 8:00 pm at the Ketchikan Presbyterian Church, and continue every Thursday 7-8 pm. Masks will be required. Zoom rehearsals are available on request. For more information please email Torrie Wolery ktnccsings@gmail.com 

Yay!!! We are able to open the Youth in Art Exhibit to in-person visitors because our community risk level has lowered. Please join us for a socially distanced Face mask-wearing impromptu opening of the Youth in Art Exhibit!!!

This is a multimedia open-call exhibit inviting youth of all ages to display their most current work! Celebrate the arts in our schools and community with this fun insightful youth exhibit!

Bring your friends, share with the family, Openings are always free and open to the public. When visiting the Main Street Gallery please respect 6 feet of social distancing, and wear a face covering.

There will be no Artist Presentation for this exhibit.

Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) will unveil its first-ever virtual 3-D exhibit this Friday during Gallery Walk in an effort to open the space to people worldwide during the pandemic.

A call to all Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian entrepreneurs or artisans!
Sealaska hopes to highlight artists and entrepreneurs that may benefit from having extra attention directed to you this holiday season. Contact Tasha Heumann with the name of the business, a brief description of the business, photo, and contact information at tasha.heumann@sealaska.com

Jack Finnegan will host the new Stories at Latitude 56* program on KRBD!!! Stay tuned for more information on how you can get involved!