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Nearly 20 Alaskan bands to play benefit concert in Anchorage for storm survivors
Nearly 20 Alaskan bands and musicians are coming together this weekend for a special benefit concert in Anchorage to support those affected by last month’s deadly storms. The event, titled “Relief for Western Alaska,” will take place at Williwaw Social, starting at 2 p.m. on Saturday and continuing through 2 a.m. Sunday. Organizers say the concert has grown far beyond what they initially imagined.
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OC: AMIPA & Doyon Foundation Film Fundraiser
Keeping you in tune to Our Community. Kevin Tripp, Archivist and Executive Director of Alaska Moving Image Preservation Association (AMIPA), chats about the upcoming screening and fundraiser for. Spirit of the Wind at the Beartooth Theatre in Anchorage on November 16th. The award-winning film, celebrating Alaska's dog mushing legend George...
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‘The star on the stage:’ Anchorage teen wins state piano competition
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - In the choir room of an Anchorage high school, young pianist Joshua Kao hammers away vigorously on a baby grand piano. The high school junior is preparing to compete in the Northwest Division of the Music Teacher’s National Association Senior Piano Competition. To qualify for the divisional round, Kao won the Alaska State competition the weekend prior.
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Page 2 Wed. Nov. 12: Dead Horse Donuts
It’s time for Page Two: News that might not make the front page for Wednesday November 12, 2025. Dead Horse Donuts has been open for a month and they already have over 5,000 followers on Instagram. Yesterday at 9 a.m there were a line at the counter and several groups enjoying coffee and donuts in the back room.
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Winter Activities in the Upper Susitna Valley
The fun has begun! Winter activities are happening in the Upper Susitna Valley. Local ice skaters braved the new ice early last week not wanting to miss what can be a brief opportunity. A couple inches of snow fell Thursday night but that did not slow them down. They explored various lakes including Montana Lake, Tigger Lake, and Long Lake.
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Benefit concert in Anchorage to support families impacted by Typhoon Halong
A benefit concert is coming to Anchorage this weekend to support families impacted by Typhoon Halong in Western Alaska. The Williwaw Social is hosting Relief for Western Alaska on Saturday, November 15th, from 2 p.m. until 2 a.m. The all-day event will feature music, art, and community activities, with all proceeds going to help those affected by last month’s storm.
Alaska Insights
Seeking the Best Chinese Cuisine for Thanksgiving: A Community Discussion
As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, many are turning to social media to share their favorite places to get Chinese food. The question was posed on a popular social media platform, asking users to share their preferred Chinese restaurants for the holiday season, with bonus points for their favorite dishes. The discussion sparked a variety of responses, with users sharing their personal favorites and experiences.
Alaskas News Source
‘Music is that connector’: Benefit Concert for Halong Victims set for Nov. 15
Broadway World
Portland Cello Project Will Perform Radiohead in Anchorage
Fan-favorite Portland Cello Project returns to Anchorage with a bold, genre-bending homage to Radiohead, featuring brass, percussion, and guest vocalists. Portland’s premier alt-classical group delivers fresh takes on Radiohead gems before launching into OK Computer, performing the landmark album live and in full. All classically trained and creatively untamed,...
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Anchorage performers take on climate crisis through art
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Across the world, actors, writers, and everyone involved in the performing arts are gathering, bringing awareness to climate change through their art. Here in Anchorage, a small group will be performing through November to bring awareness to our changing climate. “We are presenting ‘Laughing All the...
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Two-day Christmas Bazaar returns to Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Changepoint Church is hosting its annual Christmas Bazaar with over 150 vendor booths Nov. 7 & 8. The event kicks off Friday and continues through Saturday, and will include five different rooms of Christmas shopping. Vendor booths include Alaska art, pottery, photography, quilts, apparel, and much...
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Why Bigger Wasn’t Better for 49th State’s Newest Venue
49th State Brewing has opened its fourth location with an intentional strategy that dug into what guest’s had demanded along with a refined focus on the Alaskan brewery’s core products in the craft beverage segment. The new space, called 49th State Brewing @ The Rail, is situated near...
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You’d Never Guess Alaska’s Best Halibut Sandwich Comes From This Gas Station Cafe
Tucked away at 109 W. 4th Ave in downtown Anchorage, The White Spot Cafe has been a staple since 1946. Known for its unassuming charm, this café has won the hearts of locals with a particular star dish—the halibut sandwich. Known to many as the best in Alaska, this sandwich is simple yet extraordinary, letting the quality of the locally-sourced halibut shine. With its perfectly balanced flavors and textures, this dish has become a rite of passage for both tourists and Alaskans alike. Here are eight reasons why this sandwich is a must-try.
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Anchorage Opera season opener
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Page 2 Nov. 4: Alauda Coffee
It’s time for Page Two: News that might not make the front page for Tuesday, November 4, 2025. We recently did an informal poll on coffee shops in downtown Palmer. 53 people answered. The top choice for sitting and drinking a cup of joe was Alauda Coffeehouse. According to...
The Northern Light
Wild ice skating is near
With colder temperatures on the way, Alaskans know what’s next: Wild ice skating — a phenomenon where skaters glide across frozen lakes and waterways in the backcountry. Owner of Anchorage-based Ermine Skate, Paxson Woelber, discovered the sport by accident. “I was living in Chicago and stumbled on a video of skaters weaving down a frozen creek through the trees,” he said. “I wasn’t even sure what kind of skates they were on, but it was eye-opening.”
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Halong benefit concert brings musicians from all across the state to Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Music filled the halls of Williwaw Social on Saturday, as crowds of people and musicians came together to raise funds for those impacted by ex-typhoon Halong. The concert started at 2 p.m. Saturday and is expected to run into Sunday morning. Along with musicians, there were...