Events Calendar: Week of Nov. 16

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16

ARTS, OUTDOORS, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE

BLINK: CREATIVE PLAY—Blink engages young children through open-ended play, hands-on workshops, storytelling, art and science. Best for ages 5 and younger. New this year: Visit at least once a month for five months between October and April and receive an invitation for an exclusive Blink event April 29, 2018. $9 - $18, 10:30 a.m. (Anchorage Museum, 625 C St.)

TODDLER STORYTIME—Come join in for Toddler Storytime every Thursday. Free, 10:30 to 11 a.m. (Bell's Nursery, 13700 Specking Rd.)

PRESCHOOL STORYTIME—A half hour of stories, songs and movement that build early literacy skills and prepare your preschooler ages three to five for Kindergarten. Free, 11 to 11:30 a.m. (Z. J. Loussac Public Library, 3600 Denali St.)

QIGONG FOR ARTHRITIS—Active or sedentary, more than 10% of adults are affected by Arthritis within their lifetime. Qigong exercises have been used in China for many years to successfully circumvent and even treat this condition. Let this gentle and graceful exercise help you relieve joint stiffness and move more freely in your everyday activity. $11 - $16.50, 11 a.m to noon, daily. (Jade Lady Meditation, 508 W. 2nd Ave., Ste. 103)

THE LISTENING POST—Everyone deserves to be listened to. That is what The Listening Post is here to do - honor you, offer you respect and hear your story. Free, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., daily. (Atrium – 2nd Floor, Loussac Library, 3600 Denali St.)

YOGA IN THE GALLERY—Practice yoga in the Anchorage Museum’s new Art of the North galleries. This 50-minute, lunchtime class is open to yogis of all levels. Participants are guided through various aspects of yoga including mindfulness, meditation, breathing and moving postures of both yang-style vinyasa and yin yoga. Bring a mat. Limited extra mats available. Class begins at 12:10 p.m. (Anchorage Museum, 625 C St.)

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS THURSDAY—Join Bosco’s for their weekly D&D campaign. Play out one epic encounter at a time. Each session only takes 1 - 2 hours to play, so it’s easy to fit your game in after school or work. And each week there’s a new and exciting challenge. Jump in anytime. As you defeat enemies, solve puzzles, finish quests and perform heroic deeds you’ll earn renown points that you can use to get exclusive rewards. All you need is dice. Free, 6 to 8:30 p.m., weekly. (Bosco's, 2301 Spenard Rd.)

DISTILLERY TOUR—Visit the Anchorage Distillery and see how vodka, gin and moonshine are crafted with local grains and ingredients. Can't make a Thursday? Private tours available just call 561-2100. Free, 6 p.m., weekly. (Anchorage Distillery, 6310 A St.)

ALASKA OUTDOORS WEEKLY EVENING HIKE; HILLTOP SKI AREA—The Alaska Outdoors host easy to moderate social hikes, every Monday and Thursday, all year, throughout Anchorage. Monday hike is designed for hiking beginners and families with children, on established wide and mostly flat trail about 3.5-4.5 miles in 1.5 hours. Thursday hike is designed for moderate hikers. Free, 6:30 p.m. (Hilltop Ski Area, 7015 Abbott Rd.)

THE 39 STEPS—Patrick Barlow’s comical adaptation of “The 39 Steps,” a fast-paced, often irreverent adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic mystery thriller film of 1935. Richard Hannay meets a mysterious woman at a London music hall. After witnessing her murder, he becomes entangled in solving the murder, proving his innocence and breaking a spy ring that seems to be attached to the whole affair. Directed by Krista Schwarting. $23 - $25, 7 to 9 p.m. (Cyrano's Theatre Company, 3800 Debarr Rd.)

THURSDAY NIGHT DANCE LESSONS—Thursday night dance lessons at the Golden Lion in the lounge on the 2nd floor. They rotate dance styles between West Coast Swing, Hustle, Country Western 2-Step and more. Beginning lessons at 7 p.m.. Intermediate Level at 8 p.m. No experience necessary for Beg class. Instructors Liv and Van have been teaching together since 2001. $7 - $10, 7 p.m. (Best Western Golden Lion Hotel, 1000 E. 36th Ave.)

RUSSIA’S AMERICAN COLONIES IN 1867: A BASELINE—Though the Russian-American Company (RAC) was ostensibly a trading firm, as an imperially chartered monopoly it had many non-commercial responsibilities in Russia's North American colonies, including medical care, education, support of the Orthodox Church, and assistance to company pensioners. With departure of the RAC following the transfer of Alaska to US ownership, any Company-supported institutions were significantly crippled or entirely swept away. It took time before they were restored or replaced under US rule. This talk is presented by Kathryn Arndt, a scholar of Russian America and Alaskana Bibliographer and Curator of Rare Books and Rare Maps at University of Alaska Fairbank’s Elmer E. Rasmuson Library. This is the third lecture of the Cook Inlet Historical Society's 2017-2018 lecture series, "150 Years: Defining Moments in the Great Land." Free and open to the public. Free, 7 p.m. (Anchorage Museum, 625 C St.)

THE ELABORATE ENTRANCE OF CHAD DEITY—On stage through November 19, when the costumes come off and the music fades in the staged world of pro wrestling, what do the wrestlers really want to say to their bosses? The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity is a funny and quirky look at pro wrestling, geopolitics and capitalism. Tickets available at centertix.com. $38, 7:30 p.m. (Sydney Laurence Theatre, 621 W. 6th Ave.)

MUSIC

OPEN MIC WITH CONWAY SEAVEY, 7:30 p.m. (Aviator Hotel, 239 W. 4th Ave.)

BLUEGRASS THURSDAY, 8 p.m. (Van’s Dive Bar, 1027 E. 5th Ave.)

LIVE MUSIC THURSDAY, 8:30 p.m. (Tequila 61, 445 W. 4th Ave.)

THE SNOGOS, 9 p.m. (Barry’s Baranof Lounge, 1166 Gambell St.)

DJ JAMES, 9 p.m. (Humpy’s Great Alaskan Ale House, 610 W. 6th Ave.)

SATURDAY CINDERS, 9 p.m. (Avenue Bar, 338 W. 4th Ave.)

GAS STATION DISCO, 10 p.m. (Koot’s, 2435 Spenard Rd.)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17

ARTS, OUTDOORS, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE

SOLD BY THE ARTIST DIRECT SALE—First Annual Direct From the Artist, Commission Free Show and Sale. Over a dozen of Alaska's premier painters and photographers will join in offering their work at lowered prices free from having to pay any commissions on their sales. This sale is open to the public, commercial buyers, interior decorators and anyone looking to furnish their office, home or other spaces. Free, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Sears Mall, West end, 600 E. Northern Lights Blvd.)

LITTLE EXPLORERS—A short walk to explore nature at the pace of a preschooler, every Friday. Bring a snack or lunch to eat with new friends after the walk. No registration is needed; sign in at the front desk 10 minutes prior. Free; $5 parking for non-members, 11 a.m. (Eagle River Nature Center, 32750 Eagle River Rd.)

WATER AEROBICS CLASS—Community water aerobics class in a newly-renovated saltwater pool. Great exercise that's kind to your joints, great teachers and a fun atmosphere. $4.50 - $5, noon to 1 p.m., weekly. (APU Moseley Sports Center, University Dr.)

CHESS NIGHT AT TITLE WAVE BOOKS—Please join in each Friday evening for Title Wave's chess club. This event is free and open to all ages. All skill levels and abilities are welcome. They like to see new faces. Free, 5 p.m. (Title Wave Books, 1360 W. Northern Lights Blvd.)

RECAUDA FONDOS PARA EL DESASTRE EN MÉXICO & PUERTO RICO—Help to raise funds for the disasters that struck Mexico and Puerto Rico, hosted by Latinos Unidos de Alaska. Suggested donation of $20, 6 to 11 p.m. (Kincaid Park Chalet, 9401 Raspberry Rd.)

PAINTING FOR A PURPOSE—Join for an evening of watercolor painting with Indra Arriaga. During the workshop, participants will learn watercolor techniques and walk away with a piece of art to call their own. Register at anchorageyouthcourt.org. $85, 6 p.m. (Green Bee Studios, 601 W. 58th Ave., Ste. 230)

FRIDAY NIGHT MAGIC—Looking for a way to play Magic while meeting new friends and winning cool foil prize cards? Friday Night Magic is designed to bring casual players together on Friday nights to play for fun in a less-competitive event. Try it out and discover why Friday night is the best night of the week. All are welcome to come and play without joining the tournament. Free, 6:30 to 11 p.m. (Bosco’s, 2606 Spenard Rd.)

FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE LOUNGE—Every Friday night dance the night away to some of your favorite Salsa, Bachata, Merengue and Kizomba songs. $10, 9:30 p.m. (Alaska Dance Promotions, 300 E. Dimond Blvd.)

MUSIC

KARAOKE WITH RONNIE MAC, 7:30 p.m. (Aviator Hotel, 239 W. 4th Ave.)

DJ TICO, 9 p.m. (The Whale’s Tail, 939 W. 5th Ave.)

THE SNOGOS, 9 p.m. (Barry’s Baranof Lounge, 1166 Gambell St.)

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18

ARTS, OUTDOORS, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE

SPEEDSKATING (ICE) SESSIONS—Short track speedskating with the Alaska Speedskating Club. Open to all ages and abilities. First time , including skates, is free. Coaching available. Sessions on Saturday mornings and Tuesday evenings. Come a little early to get skates and get ready. $10 - $22, 8 a.m. (Subway Sports Centre, 11111 O'Malley Center Dr.)

ST. MARY’S HOLIDAY BAZAAR—All goods made solely by the artisans and craftspeople of St. Mary's church. Shop a wide variety of knitted and crocheted accessories, quilts, quilted bags, casserole carriers, book pocket pillows, floral arrangements, coloring book bags, handmade fishing flies, and homemade dog biscuits and bird feeders in the Pet Boutique. Visit the Country Store featuring homemade jams, jellies including Crab Apple jelly made from crab apples grown in the gardens of St. Mary's, salsa, chocolate and delicious baked goods. The Regiftable Boutique offers new or very gently used goods. Warm up with St Mary's signature bean soup and cornbread in the Souper Café. Free, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 2222 E. Tudor Rd.)

RED CROSS BABYSITTER TRAINING—This class will provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. Training will include safety, basic child care, basic first aid and leadership skills. The recommended age for this course is 11-15 years old. Pack a lunch/snack. Dress comfortably. $65, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Spenard Recreation Center, 2020 W. 48th Ave.)

HOLIDAY BAZAAR—Women of the Moose is holding its annual Holiday Bazaar. Blood Bank of Alaska will be on site for your donations of blood and Mobile Mammogram, if you haven't been screened this year. Free, 9 a.m. (Anchorage Moose Lodge, 4211 Arctic Blvd.)

TRI SIGMA HOLIDAY BAZAAR—Come shop over 40 of your favorite artisans and vendors as the holiday season starts off. There will be food, music and fun for everyone. There will also be a mini photography session being offered for your holiday photos to be taken. A portion of proceeds from this event benefit collegiate scholarships for the Eta Zeta Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority at the University of Alaska Anchorage. Free, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Aquarian Charter School, 1705 W. 32nd Ave.)

HEART OF ANCHORAGE HOLIDAY BAZAAR—This bazaar features local handmade crafts and artists, with plenty of parking and free admission. Be sure to stop by the silent auction table for a chance to bid on those one-of-a-kind items. Free, 10 a.m. (Sunshine Plaza Downtown Anchorage, 411 W. 4th Ave.)

NOEL BAZAAR— Shop more than 50 fabulous vendors, browse oodles of Holiday booths, caroling, bake sale and lots of door prizes. Free, 10 a.m. (Anchorage Senior Activity Center, 1300 E. 19th Ave.)

ARTS & CRAFTS EMPORIUM—Arts & Crafts Emporium is Anchorage's premier showcase for Alaskan artists and crafters to display and sell their handcrafted products during the holiday season. This event has become a tradition for many Alaskan artists, crafters and buyers. Don’t miss an opportunity to participate. Santa and his Elf will be there creating a great free photo opportunity. Free, 10 a.m. (Dena'ina Center, 7th and F St.)

COLLEGE GATE COMMUNITY BAZAAR—Join the College Gate Community for a day of family fun, children's performances, vendors selling crafts, gift items and food. Get your holiday shopping done early. Free, 10 a.m. (College Gate Elementary School, 3101 Sunflower St.)

GINGERBREAD SHOWCASE—Habitat for Humanity Anchorage is hosting the Gingerbread Showcase in partnership with the Anchorage Market & Festival’s Christmas Arts & Crafts Emporium. This is a gingerbread house competition and fundraiser. Attendees at this event will have the chance to make a donation by voting for the best gingerbread creation. The theme for the creations is “Celebrating Alaska.” 100% of all donations support Habitat’s efforts to make affordable homeownership available to local families in need. For more information, visit habitatanchorage.org. Free, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Christmas Arts & Craft Emporium, 600 W. 7th Ave.)

DEUTSCHE FREUDE—A German conversation group that meets every week on Saturdays. Free, 11 a.m. (Denny's Restaurant, 3950 Debarr Rd.)

AVIATION ADVENTURE—Join the Alaska Aviation Museum for a free family fun day. Museum admission is free all day. There will be fun, family-centered activities available from noon until 4 pm. There will be different activities each month. Activities are appropriate for all ages. And if you get hungry, we'll have a food truck on site, too. Free, noon. (Alaska Aviation Museum, 4721 Aircraft Dr.)

AERIAL SILK CLASSES—Cirque Boreal offers a drop-in aerial class every week at the Alaska Moving Arts Center. The Drop-in classes are open to all levels whether you're new to aerial or been doing it for years. The class is followed by an Open Hang time for aerialists to practice. $10 - $30, 12:30 to 3 p.m. (Alaska Moving Arts Center, 10901 Mausel St., #104, Eagle River)

HILAND MOUNTAIN LULLABY CONCERT—The second annual Hiland Mountain Lullaby Concert will present inspiring and heartwarming songs. Anchorage musicians have collaborated with fourteen Hiland mothers to create a personal song for their children. The songs have been recorded in a professional studio and will be performed at the concert live. $12 - $20, 1 to 3 p.m. (Hiland Mountain Correctional Center, 9101 Hesterberg Rd.)

SCIENCE OF S.T.E.A.M. PUNK—Explore the S.T.E.A.M in steam punk through hands-on activities for families in the Discovery Center and Spark!Lab that highlight the creativity and imagination that emerges when mixing Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Steampunk or other costumes encouraged. Included with admission. $9 - $18, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. (Anchorage Museum, 625 C St.)

HOLIDAY SIP & SHOP—Skip the crowded conventions and join Anchorage Distillery for their Second Annual Holiday Sip & Shop Pop-Up Market. Free, 2 to 8 p.m. (Anchorage Distillery, 6310 A St.)

DANCE IN PERFORMANCE—Diversity in choreographic styles and movement ideas distinguishes this popular production. The theatre will be bursting with energy as the next generation of Alaskan contemporary choreographers share eight dynamic dances in an evening packed with creative innovation and over two dozen performers. Discount student tickets are available at the Fine Arts Building Box Office, 786-4849. $11.99 - $14.99, 8 to 9:30 p.m. (UAA Fine Arts Building, 3700 Alumni Dr.)

MUSIC

DJ 3RD GEORGE, 8 p.m. (The Whale’s Tail, 939 W. 5th Ave.)

SATURDAY NIGHT WITH DJ COVY, 9 p.m. (Last Frontier Bar, 369 Muldoon Rd.)

THE SNOGOS, 9 p.m. (Barry’s Baranof Lounge, 1166 Gambell St.)

SASPARILLA, 9 p.m. (The Alaskan Office Lounge, 545 E. Northern Lights Blvd.)

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19

ARTS, OUTDOORS, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE

AERIAL SILK CLASS—Whether you are brand new to aerial silks or you have been practicing for years - come to this drop-in class. Expect to stretch, climb, review some basics and learn something new. Our Drop in class is from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. For those who have taken classes before they offer an open hang practice time from 1:45 to 3 p.m. $30. (Anchorage Community Works, 349 E. Ship Creek Ave.)

MUSIC

ALTERNATING LOCAL ARTISTS, 7 p.m. (Organic Oasis, 2610 Spenard Rd.)

OPEN MIC NIGHT, 8 p.m. (Van's Dive Bar, 1027 E. 5th Ave.)

OPEN MIC, 8 p.m. (Humpy’s, 610 W. 6th Ave.)

KARAOKE, 9 p.m. (Gaslight Lounge, 721 W. 4th Ave.)

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20

ARTS, OUTDOORS, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE

WATER AEROBICS CLASS—Community Water Aerobics class--everyone welcome. Use the water as resistance while doing aerobic training to provide both resistance and strength exercise in a low impact environment. Perfect for all fitness levels. Shallow salt water pool, fun music, great teachers. Swimming skills not necessary. $4.50 - $5, noon. (Alaska Pacific University, 4101 University Dr.)

SCRABBLE NIGHT AT TITLE WAVE BOOKS—Enjoy word play and board games? Come join the weekly Scrabble group. For experts and novices alike - all levels of ability are invited. Free, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (Title Wave Books, 1360 W. Northern Lights Blvd.)

ALASKA OUTDOORS WEEKLY EVENING HIKE; RUTH ARCAND PARK—The Alaska Outdoors host easy to moderate social hikes, every Monday and Thursday, all year, throughout Anchorage. Monday hike is designed for hiking beginners and families with children, on established wide and mostly flat trail about 3.5-4.5 miles in 1.5 hours. Thursday hike is designed for moderate hikers. Hiking location may change. Please check website for latest hiking location update. Free, 6:30 p.m. (Ruth Arcand Park, 9340 Elmore Rd.)

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21

ARTS, OUTDOORS, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE

MIXED LEVEL YOGA CLASS—Ever find yourself wishing for yoga in the middle of the workday? You're in luck if you work downtown. Midday, mixed levels classes for clarity and focus on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and a gentle class at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. All by donation. Noon to 1 p.m. (G Street Studio, 406 G St., Ste. 212)

JOB LAB—Come in every Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m. for the chance to sit down with a volunteer for one-on-one job search assistance. We offer help with looking for a job, writing your resume, applying for a job and more. Free, 2 to 5 p.m. (Mountain View Library, 120 Bragaw St.)

BONNY SOSA TUESDAY NIGHT RACE—Join in this family tradition of running and learning our beloved trail system. Season passes are between $16 - $70, online entry fees $2 - $7, on site entry fees $2 - $20. More information at apm.activecommunities.com. $2 - $70, 5:30 to 8 p.m. (Polar Bear Park, 801 Pine St.)

ANOTHER WRITERS’ WORKSHOP—Short story and essay writers, bring your creations to Title Wave, to be read, reviewed and get constructive editorial help. Free, 6 p.m. (Title Wave, 1360 W. Northern Lights Blvd.)

YOGA AT THE ZOO—Every Tuesday, do yoga at the zoo. Class fees benefit the Alaska Zoo. Classes are cash or check payments, $10 per class, or $40 for five classes. $5 for students. Ages 16+. 6 to 7 p.m. every Tuesday through December 12. (The Alaska Zoo, 4731 O’Malley Rd.)

SKINNY RAVEN PUB RUN—Join the weekly joggers scurrying around downtown. The runs are approximately 5K in distance which starts at Skinny Raven and finishes at McGinley’s Pub. Product demos and fun prizes every week. Free, 6 p.m. (Skinny Raven, 800 H St.)

POTTER MARSH BIRD WALK—Join us for a guided walk on the Potter Marsh boardwalk to learn about the area’s wildlife. This family-friendly event is for the beginning birder as well as those that know their way around a bird’s wing. Binoculars, spotting scopes and guide books are available for loan. Plan for rain-or-shine and dress accordingly. Meet your guide at the boardwalk entrance kiosk at Potter Marsh (MP117 Seward Highway). Sponsored by Alaska Department of Fish & Game and Audubon Alaska. Kids encouraged, wheelchair accessible. Free, 7 to 9 p.m. (Potter Marsh boardwalk, 2880 E. 154th Ave.)

LADIES ONLY FIX A FLAT CLINIC!—Have you experienced a flat tire on your bike ride? Don't worry any more because they will show the quickest and easiest way to change a flat. They will also explain the difference between tubeless and traditional tube system. Plus, it's a really fun, low stress and fun environment of learning this with their ladies who work at The Bicycle Shop. It's free and they will have snacks. Free, 7 p.m. (The Bicycle Shop, 1035 W. Northern Lights Blvd.)

PUB QUIZ—Join Humpy’s every Tuesday for drinks and trivia. Free, 8 p.m. (Humpy’s, 610 W. 6th Ave.)

MUSIC

GRATEFUL JAM TUESDAYS, 7:30 p.m. (Van’s Dive Bar, 1027 E. 5th Ave.)

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22

ARTS, OUTDOORS, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE

KIDS YOGA (AGES 3 - 6 YEARS)—Why Yoga for little people? Yoga is noncompetitive physical activity which encourages flexibility, strength, coordination and body awareness. In a world full of hustle and bustle, yoga teaches kids how to relax and relieve stress. Yoga helps to bring out kids’ inner self and utilize their unique qualities in a positive way. $75 - $125, 10 a.m. (Open Space Alaska, 630 E. 57th Pl., #2)

WATER AEROBICS CLASS—Community water aerobics class in a newly renovated saltwater pool. Great exercise that's kind to your joints with great teachers and a fun atmosphere. $4.50 - $5, noon to 1 p.m. (APU Moseley Sports Center, University Dr.)

LUNCHTIME MEDITATION—Find inner peace amongst a stressful workday. Join Rev. Rachel for a midday quiet meditation in a peaceful and welcoming environment. All experience levels welcome. Free, noon to 12:30 p.m. (Unity of Anchorage, 1300 E. 68th Ave.)

WEDNESDAY NIGHT TRIVIA—Every Wednesday have the chance to win cash prices and hotel gift cards at trivia night. Free, 7 p.m. (The Whale’s Tail, 939 W. 5th Ave.)

MUSIC

THE SNOGOS, 9 p.m. (Barry’s Baranof Lounge, 1166 Gambell St.)

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

MID ATLANTIC ARTS FOUNDATION: ON SCREEN/IN PERSON CALL FOR FILM SUBMISSIONS—Apply for the opportunity to take your film on the road with Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation’s film touring program. All-expenses-paid tours connect filmmakers with new audiences across the mid-Atlantic region. Email Kimberly Steinle-Super for more information, kimberly@midatlanticarts.org. Deadline to apply is November 20.

2018 DISTINGUISHED ARTIST AWARD—Rasmuson Foundation offers one $40,000 Distinguished Artist Award annually in recognition of an Alaskan’s creative excellence over multiple decades and significant artistic accomplishments. More information at rasmuson.org. Deadline for nomination for this grant award is December 15.

ALASKA WOMEN’S HALL OF FAME SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR CLASS OF 2018—The Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame invites you to nominate outstanding women to be considered for induction into the Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame. Nominations can be done through alaskawomenshalloffame.org. Nominations close January 16, 2018.

ANCHORAGE CIVIC ORCHESTRA CONDUCTOR SEARCH—The Anchorage Civic Orchestra, a volunteer community orchestra founded in 1988, is seeking a conductor/music director, starting in the 2018-19 season. Applicants may complete an application available at the ACO’s website anchoragecivicorcestra.org and submit it with a vita to: Anchorage Civic Orchestra, P.O. Box 233256, Anchorage, Alaska 99523. Deadline for applications is January 31, 2018.

RASMUSON FOUNDATION PROJECT AWARD & FELLOWSHIP GRANT—The period for artists to apply for these grants opens January 15, 2018 and closes March 1, 2018. The Project Award is a $7,500 grant for an artist to complete a specific project. The Fellowship is an $18,000 unrestricted grant to be used to help in an artist’s continued growth and development. More information at rasmuson.org.

ONGOING EVENTS

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YOGA ON DONATION—Open Space offers weekly yoga, dance and other drop-in classes. Come join a vibrant community and pay what you can. All levels are welcome. Classes include: Monday, Wednesday and Friday lunch hour classes, Ashtanga, Hips and Core Explore, Prenatal, Baby & You, 50 and Fit and much more. Find a full schedule and special events online: openspacealaska.com/calendar. (630 E. 57th Pl.)