Treefort Theatre retells Robin Hood tale with a twist
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s Indigenous Education Program hosted its Second Annual Indigenous Language Film Festival on Thursday
From boomtown to abandoned, the town of McCarthy sets the stage for a compelling narrative
The deadline to submit art is Saturday at 5 p.m.
“Braver Angels: Reuniting America” is a nonpartisan documentary about a workshop held in the aftermath of the 2016 election of Donald Trump
Fear of the dark is natural, not some problem that Orion has to go on adventure to overcome
Diamond Dance Project all-studio concert puts original spin on familiar stories
13th Annual Cabin Fever Reliever Dart Tournament was hosted at the Elks Lodge in Kenai last weekend
“Another North” shares lifetime of experiences through personal narratives
Overlong and a little jumbled, the film fails to play to its own strengths
A voting box will be present at the center all month, with each person getting one vote
Anchorage quintet to bring ‘fun and accessible’ music to Soldotna
The annual Irish music performance has been staged on the peninsula by a trio of performers almost every year since 2018
The adaptation of the 2017 Broadway musical is a surprising early-year hit
The recognizable names and iconic figures of Greek mythology are filling the Kenai Performers’ theater this month as the group prepares to put on “Greece… Continue reading
Community submissions will be accepted until Feb. 16
The Kenai Art Center will host the first session of the Kenai Peninsula Art Hive — a free session for creativity using donated art supplies… Continue reading
Nikiski resident turns used calendars into homemade greeting cards
Since “Saltburn,” the second film by director Emerald Fennell, came to streaming last month, I’ve seen a lot of conversation about the film on social… Continue reading
Local memoir is an engaging window into what life on the central peninsula looked like in the second half of the 20th century
