Volunteen! The Loussac Library needs 7-12th grade volunteers during June and July for their Summer VolunTEEN program. Help library patrons once a week for four hours during the summer, build your college resume and have fun too!
For more information, email Teen Underground@muni.org or call Jim at 343-2938
Think you can beat a falcon in a race? Try the Faster Than a Falcon 5K Run and beat the falcon for a special prize May 10. It’s FREE for youth 17 and under to race and there’s free food after the race at the Mt. View Boys and Girls Club.
To Register for the race or for more information, visit http://www.fasterthanafalcon.info
Don’t miss this all-ages show tonight at Anchorage Community Works! $10 at the door!
Volunteers of America Alaska invites you to a meet & greet with free food, fun and prizes, Saturday, April 19 at the Mountain View VFW from 1-3 p.m. Learn about Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol and how you can get involved in making Anchorage a healthier place to live and grow. For more information, call Charlie at 265-1912.
Free drawing workshop! Local artists from Sleeping Fox Studios will be teaching two drawing classes at the Loussac Library, Saturday April 19 and 26. Both classes start at noon and are open to the public. Bring your own supplies such as paper, pencils and pastels.
Hey, Poet! Alaska Teen Media Institute is inviting young poets to the studio tomorrow afternoon to record! In recognition of poetry month, the theme of their April 26, “In Other News,” radio show is poetry. Join them in the studio Friday, April 18 anytime between 2 & 6 p.m. to record!
Spend an afternoon with Tundra cartoonist Chad Carpenter, Saturday April 19 at the Loussac Library at 2 p.m. He will present a slideshow on cartooning and a glimpse into Chad and Darin Carpenter’s live-action, comedy/suspense, feature-length film, Moose the Movie. This event is FREE and open to the public.
Head to Snow City Cafe tomorrow, April 17, from 5-9 p.m. for their anniversary party. DJ Spencer Lee will be spinning, free food, face painter, balloon artist and more!
Learn how to create your own unique notebook out of discarded materials and paper at the Anchorage Museum Saturday, April 19 from 1-3:30 p.m. Learn various traditional binding techniques. Taught by UAA art professor Herminia Din. Class costs $35. For more information, call (907) 929-9201.
Join the Anchorage Public Library for a Shakespearean double feature at the Loussac Library. Saturday, April 19 at 1 p.m., a classic Shakespeare drama will be shown and at 3:15 the modern telling will follow. We can’t say the titles, but one of them takes place in Venice! This event is FREE and open to the public.
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