Mystery On Display In Petersburg
The Clausen Museum in Petersburg has a new art exhibit open until late June. Museum staff are asking residents and visitors to interact with a set of paintings in a unique way.
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The Clausen Museum in Petersburg has a new art exhibit open until late June. Museum staff are asking residents and visitors to interact with a set of paintings in a unique way.
Read MoreA cruise ship that used to stop in Petersburg will be using the small town as its home port this summer. Its tour company is the latest of several to add the town to an itinerary pedaling the authentic Alaskan experience.
Read MoreThree fishing areas near Petersburg and Wrangell will open to king salmon sport fishing next month, while many of the region’s inside waters remain closed.
Read MoreThe Petersburg Public Library has a new storyteller’s pole created by Tlingit artist Tommy Joseph. Native and non-Native community members celebrated the pole’s unveiling Thursday afternoon despite earlier concerns that the library had skipped traditional protocol.
Read MorePetersburg’s Mitkof Mummers tonight open up the first of three performances of a short funny play called “It’s Bigfoot.” A cast of about 20 people are involved and they’ve been practicing in April and May. Joe Viechnicki stopped by a recent rehearsal and spoke with director Irene Littleton along with cast members Janet Holten and Mary Leonard for a preview.
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