This weekend is full of events, with a busy spring-focused First Friday taking over Anchorage arts and culture, as well as the annual spring gear swap at APU, BeauSoleil (all the way from Louisiana!) and more.
“No More Harvey’s” is a play about getting away from the toxic things in life named Harvey . This play, written by Chantal Bilodeau and directed by Codie Costello, will be presented at Cyrano’s Theatre from April 1 until April 17. Attendees must show proof of vaccination, and the show is recommended for ages 14 and older.is a unique nordic-cross event happening this Saturday at Hilltop Ski Area.
It is a one-woman, two-puppet play about the journey from mental illness to wellness and recovery.A video titled “Tringle Trade” by Jérome Havre, Cauleen Smith and Camille Turner is projected on one wall in the exhibition. The exhibition “Counter Cartographies: Living the Land” opened Friday, October 8, 2021, at the Anchorage Museum.
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