Soldotna High School stages classic drama in pared down production.
Triumvirate Theatre debuts new performance space.
Seward theater collective returns for second weekend of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”
The 34th Annual Visual Feast showcases art by Kenai Peninsula Borough School District students.
The authors will discuss “A Vanishing Past: Historic Cabins of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge” at Kenai Community Library this Friday.
Diamond Dance Project celebrates ‘Heroes’ at all-studio concert.
The anniversary show will feature returning appearances from alumni and messages from former coaches.
The longest-running stageplay in history, the English whodunit challenges audience to unravel the plot.
The stickers will be distributed at city polling places.
The annual event featured decorated cars and trucks, youth marchers and decked-out celebrants.
First Emmy win for animated PBS show goes to episode co-writers X̱’unei Lance Twitchell and Raye Lankford.
“Growing a Greener Kenai” runs the first and third Saturday of each month, starting April 5.
Kenai Art Center’s rear gallery show steps in ‘Secret Garden’
Kenai Art Center juried show challenges artists to incorporate different elements into works.
“Infusion” will be juried by Stephanie Cox, Marco Mendoza and Jason Notter.
Kaleidoscope students make puppets during artist-in-residence program.
a combined art show and band fundraiser.
Blood-thirsty plant takes center stage in ‘Little Shop of Horrors’.
The film follows Paddington’s “Indiana Jones”-style adventure to find the lost city of El Dorado.
Brewers from the Kenai Peninsula and beyond could be seen filling cups and sharing their craft.
