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January
Acoustic Adventures maintains an active schedule of musical events. Rather than trying to keep up with their weekly announcements, here is a link to their website. Fairbanks Community Band meets Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. in the Lathrop High School band room. Musicians needed. Their director is Ann Musco. For more information visit their web site at http://www.communityband.org .The Greatland Sounds Chapter of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., a men's barbershop chorus, meets every Tuesday evening at 7 at the Church of Christ Northern Lights, 645 11th Ave. All men who enjoy singing are welcome to participate. Northern Lights Council of Dancers represents square, round and folk dancers in the interior. Our link leads to their very active dance calendar. Many of their member clubs dance at the Farthest North Square and Round Dance Center, located in Pioneer Park. They have their own calendar. The following clubs dance there:
Santa Square Dancers dance the 2nd and 4th Saturday from 7:30-9:30 PM September to May and the 2nd and 4th Thursday from 7:30-9:30 PM June, July, August. Come join us at the Farthest North Square Dance Hall in Pioneer Park. Mainstream with caller Dave Smith. Round Dancing Phases 1-4 to Records. Dances are $7.00 Adults/$5.00 Students & Young Adults. (907) 488-6681 Jerrie Lynn (e-mail). "Time Out at Noon" Every Thursday a local performer gives a free one-hour concert at noon at the Centennial Center for the Arts in Pioneer Park, 456-6485, ext. 226. Prospector Squares (e-mail) Dance every Tuesday Night from 7:30-9:30 PM. Come join us at the Farthest North Square Dance Hall in Pioneer Park. Plus Dance with Rounds by Caller/Cuer Bill Mudd. Dances are $7.00 Adults / $5.00 Students & Young Adults. (907) 479-4522 Contra Borealis Dancers Check their website (above) for complete dance schedule. Dances are $6 non-members / $5 members - $3 student non-members and $2 student members. Dance instruction is provided, and beginners are welcome. Times are usually 8 p.m. to midnight. Special events TBA, kids under 13 are free, if they behave themselves. (907) 457-8957. University of Alaska Good Time Swing Dance Club. Every Saturday night, 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm, swing and ballroom dancing at the Silver Spur nightclub. No cover charge until 8:30 pm. Must be 21 or older. More info, fnkmb1@uaf.edu Theresa Bauer, the "Chatanika Nightingale," sings and plays guitar and keyboard for listening and dancing year-round every Sunday afternoon at the Chatanika Lodge, 4 pm to 8 pm. No cover charge. Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Rehearsals (8/19/07 - 8/18/08) Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Rehearsals every Thursday night, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. United Community Presbyterian Church, 3510 College Rd., Fairbanks, across from Gulliver's Books. Enjoy four-part cappella harmony in the unique Barbershop Style. We're always interested in recruiting new members. All women who enjoy singing are welcome to come to try out. Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Website, Phone: (907) 479-3624, Myrna McGhie, mlee2001@gci.net . Fox 7 Comedy Showcase with Dan Gabriel (1/4/08) 8 p.m. at the Blue Loon. $12 in advance at Gulliver's Books & the Blue Loon. $15 at the door. 457-5666. David Stevens Band, (1/4/08) 8 p.m. to midnight, Big Daddy's, 107 Wickersham St. 452-2501. Contradance, (1/4/08) 8 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hallo. Live music from Celtic Confusion and dance instruction with Amy Steiner. Beginners welcome. See their link above for more information or call 457-8957 Sand Castle, (1/4/08) 8:30 p.m., folk rock and retro pop, at McCafferty's, A Coffee House, Etc., 408 Cushman St. 456-6853. Picker's Parlor (1/4/08) 9 p.m. Doc's Bar, 124 Turner St., across from News-Miner. Featuring Earl Hughes & Peter Michael Richardson playing old-time rock & roll, country, & bluegrass. 699-6299. Grumpy Old Men (1/4/08) 9 p.m. at Tra;pper Bar & Grill, 1347 Bedrock St., 456-6430. Switch, (1/4/08) 10 p.m. to 3 a.m., Circle M, North Pole, 488-8444. Red Square, (1/4/08) 10 p.m. at The Marlin, 3412 College Rd., www.redsquareak.com. Ballroom Dance Practice, (1/5/08) 4-6 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. Practice Waltz, Foxtrot, East and West Coast Swing, Cha Cha, Salsa, and more. Sponsored by Ballroom Dance Club of Fairbanks. No shoes worn outside, smoking, or liquor. Free See their link above for more information or call 456-3331. Dance Party (1/5/08) at the Silver Spur, 6-8:30 p.m., Silver Spur, 285 Old Richardson Hwy., 456-6300. Celtic Jam, (1/5/08) at the College Coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m. 374-0468. Fox 7 Comedy Showcase with Dan Gabriel (1/5/08) 8 p.m. at Kodiak Jacks. $12 in advance at Gulliver's Books, $15 at the door. 457-5666. David Stevens Band, (1/5/08) 8 p.m. to midnight, Big Daddy's, 107 Wickersham St. 452-2501. Sand Castle, (1/5/08) 8:30 p.m., folk rock and retro pop, at McCafferty's, A Coffee House, Etc., 408 Cushman St. 456-6853. Picker's Parlor (1/5/08) 9 p.m. Doc's Bar, 124 Turner St., across from News-Miner. Featuring Earl Hughes & Peter Michael Richardson playing old-time rock & roll, country, & bluegrass. 699-6299. Grumpy Old Men (1/5/08) 9 p.m. at Trapper Bar & Grill, 1347 Bedrock St., 456-6430. Arly Jylz (1/5/08) 9:30 p.m. at the Silver Spur, 285 Old Richardson Hwy. 456-6300. Switch, (1/5/08) 10 p.m. to 3 a.m., Circle M, North Pole, 488-8444. Open Mic Night, (1/5/08) 10 p.m. at Ivory Jack's, 2581 Goldstream Road. Each performer goes home with a recording of their act. 456-1994. Social Dance (1/5/08) 8:30 - 11:30 p.m., Pioneer Park Dance Hall. Snacks provided. All ages welcome, smoke and alcohol free. Bring clearn-soled, non-marking shoes. Sponsored by Ballroom Dance Club of Fairbanks. See their link above for more information or call 456-3331. Golden Heart Round Dancers Class & Dance (1/6/08) 2-3 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. Beginners and singles welcome to join easy waltz and two-step classes. $5. Ballroom Dance Sessions (1/7/08 through 2/11/08) 6-9 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. A six-week session of hour-long classes on Monday with Social Ease 1, Social Ease 2, and American Tango 1, taught by Wade and Tanya Godfrey. For more information use their link above or call 456-3331. Ballroom Dance Sessions (1/8/08 through 2/12/08) 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. A six-week session of hour-long classes begins on Tuesdays with Cuban Popular Dance, taught by Felix Bambury Webbe. For more information use their link above or call 456-3331. Punk Rock Matinee (1/8/08) 6 p.m. to midnight at The Marlin, 3412 College Road. Playing punk, Oi, '77 ska, rockabilly, psychobilly and hardcore. 479-4646. Ballroom Dance Sessions (1/9/08 through 2/13/08) 6 - 9 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. A six-week session of hour-long classes begins on Wednesdays with Ballroom Dance Fundamentals by Suzn Hanson and East Coast Swing 1 and West Coast Swing 1 by Megan Allen and JJ. For more information use their link above or call 456-3331. Ice Jam (1/9/08) 7 p.m. at the College Coffeehouse, 347-0468. Jam Session (1/9/08) The Big I, 122 N. Turner St., 456-6437. Open Mic, (1/9/08) 10 p.m. at The Marlin, 3412 College Rd. 479-4646. "Time Out at Noon" (1/10/08) Every Thursday a local performer gives a free one-hour concert at noon at the Centennial Center for the Arts in Pioneer Park, 456-6485, ext. 226. Mighty Untouchables (1/10/08) 7 p.m. at Big Daddy's BBQ, 107 Wickersham St. 452-2501. Open Mic Night, (1/10/08) 7-11 p.m. at Top of the World Cafe, 301 First Ave. $10. 978-6032. Grumpy Old Men (1/10/08) 8 p.m. at Trapper Bar & Grill, 1347 Bedrock St., 456-6430. Martha Scanlan & Ollabelle, (1/11/08) 8 p.m. in the Pioneer Park Theatre. $28. For more information, go to Acoustic Adventures website (above) or call 488-0556. David Stevens Band, (1/11/08) 8 p.m. to midnight, Big Daddy's, 107 Wickersham St. 452-2501. Solstice Complex, (1/11/08) 8 p.m. at the College Coffeehouse, 374-0468. Sand Castle, (1/11/08) 8:30 p.m., folk rock and retro pop, at McCafferty's, A Coffee House, Etc., 408 Cushman St. 456-6853. Grumpy Old Men (1/11/08) 9 p.m. at Trapper Bar & Grill, 1347 Bedrock St., 456-6430. Switch, (1/11/08) 10 p.m. to 3 a.m., Circle M, North Pole, 488-8444. African Footprint (1/14-15/08) 7:30 p.m. at the Carlson Center. "African Footprint is to South Africa what Riverdance is to the Irish and Stomp is to the Brits."- Entertainment iafrica.com, South Africa. A coupon from the News-Miner can get you $5 off ticket price. Tickets available from Ticketmaster and the Carlson Center. Kids Fest (1/26/06) Third annual event, noon-6 p.m. Alaskaland Civic Center Exhibit Hall. This is a one-day event in Fairbanks, Alaska with lots of products, information, entertainment, and fun activities for kids. Entertainment includes music, dance, demonstrations, sports, and various youth-oriented booths. Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for kids, free for kids 32 and under; family passes for 2 adults and up to 3 kids are $10. Funds go toward support of Big Brothers-Big Sisters Greater Fairbanks Area. Email trudy@mosquitonet.com for information or to receive an Exhibitor Information Packet. Information: Trudy Hefferman at (907) 488-0556. http://www.trillmusic.net/kidsfest.html
February
Acoustic Adventures maintains an active schedule of musical events. Rather than trying to keep up with their weekly announcements, here is a link to their website. Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Rehearsals (8/19/07 - 8/18/08) Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Rehearsals every Thursday night, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. United Community Presbyterian Church, 3510 College Rd., Fairbanks, across from Gulliver's Books. Enjoy four-part cappella harmony in the unique Barbershop Style. We're always interested in recruiting new members. All women who enjoy singing are welcome to come to try out. Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Website, Phone: (907) 479-3624, Myrna McGhie, mlee2001@gci.net . Fairbanks Community Band meets Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. in the Lathrop High School band room. Musicians needed. Their director is Ann Musco. For more information visit their web site at http://www.communityband.org . The Greatland Sounds Chapter of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., a men's barbershop chorus, meets every Tuesday evening at 7 at the Church of Christ Northern Lights, 645 11th Ave. All men who enjoy singing are welcome to participate. (This announcement last updated by them in 2004.) Northern Lights Council of Dancers represents square, round and folk dancers in the interior. Our link below leads to their very active dance calendar. Many of their member clubs dance at the Farthest North Square and Round Dance Center, located in Pioneer Park. They have their own calendar. The following clubs dance there:
Santa Square Dancers dance the 2nd and 4th Saturday from 7:30-9:30 PM September to May and the 2nd and 4th Thursday from 7:30-9:30 PM June, July, August. Come join us at the Farthest North Square Dance Hall in Pioneer Park. Mainstream with caller Dave Smith. Round Dancing Phases 1-4 to Records. Dances are $7.00 Adults/$5.00 Students & Young Adults. (907) 488-6681 Jerrie Lynn (e-mail). Prospector Squares (e-mail) Dance every Tuesday Night from 7:30-9:30 PM. Come join us at the Farthest North Square Dance Hall in Pioneer Park. Plus Dance with Rounds by Caller/Cuer Bill Mudd. Dances are $7.00 Adults / $5.00 Students & Young Adults. (907) 479-4522 Contra Borealis Dancers Check their website (above) for complete dance schedule. Dances are $6 non-members / $5 members - $3 student non-members and $2 student members. Dance instruction is provided, and beginners are welcome. Times are usually 8 p.m. to midnight. Special events TBA, kids under 13 are free, if they behave themselves. (907) 457-8957. "Time Out at Noon" Every Thursday a local performer gives a free one-hour concert at noon at the Centennial Center for the Arts in Pioneer Park, 456-6485, ext. 226. University of Alaska Good Time Swing Dance Club. Every Saturday night, 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm, swing and ballroom dancing at the Silver Spur nightclub. No cover charge until 8:30 pm. Must be 21 or older. More info, fnkmb1@uaf.edu Theresa Bauer, the "Chatanika Nightingale," sings and plays guitar and keyboard for listening and dancing year-round every Sunday afternoon at the Chatanika Lodge, 4 pm to 8 pm. No cover charge. Ballroom Dance Sessions (1/7/08 through 2/11/08) 6-9 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. A six-week session of hour-long classes on Monday. For more information use their link above or call 456-3331. Superbowl Sunday at the Blue Loon (2/4/07) 1:30 p.m. It is the best thing to a home team and it's their first superbowl! Come out and support your team for this Sunday event. It's FREE, there will be food, (surprise caterer), door prizes, and lots of halftime fun. PLUS- Where else can you watch the game this big! Moviescreen size! Blue Loon, cover is Free. Ballroom Dance Sessions (1/8/08 through 2/12/08) 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. A six-week session of hour-long classes on Tuesdays. For more information use their link above or call 456-3331. Ballroom Dance Sessions (1/9/08 through 2/13/08) 6 - 9 p.m. at Pioneer Park Dance Hall. A six-week session of hour-long classes on Wednesdays. For more information use their link above or call 456-3331. 8th Annual Starlight Ball (2/7/06) Ballroom Dance Club of Fairbanks, 8:00 p.m. at the Chena River Convention Center. This is the biggest ballroom extravaganza of the year in Fairbanks. Dress up (semi- or formal) and dance the night away to the live dance sounds of the "Alaska Jazz" band, featuring Dave Schlesinger on keyboard. There will be plenty of swing, foxtrot, and Latin dance tunes. Recorded ballroom and swing dance music will be played before the band starts, during breaks and after they finish their part of the night. Hors d'oeuvres and no-host bar. Singles welcome. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. For more information on ballroom dancing in Fairbanks, go to http://www.ballroomfairbanks.org. Club voice mail - (907) 456-3111. Schedules: www.ballroomfairbanks.org/calendars.htm Delta Festival of Lights (2/9-10/07)Presented by Delta Chamber of Commerce, this twelfth annual Festival of Lights, a two day community wide event to fight "Cabin Fever" and welcome the lights of spring. In 2007, the event will feature local and statewide artisans & musicians. A partial listing of events includes: Friday, February 9 19th Annual Fairbanks Winter Folk Fest (2/9,10/07) Begins Friday at UAF Pub. For information call Trudy 907-488-0556 or email trudy@acousticadventures.com Great live music featuring Alaskan musicians playing Folk, Bluegrass, Celtic, Originals and much more. Acoustic Adventures brings "Darrell Scott" in concert; Peter Mulvey plays it again at College Coffee House; Pikes Water Front Lodge, bringing treats to this years Winter Folk Fest! Vendors. KUAC-FM and Fairbanks Folkfest. (907) 488-0556. Fairbanks
Symphony Sweetheart Ball (2/11/06) 8pm, Edgewater Ballroom,
Fairbanks Princess Lodge. $50 per person. "Let me call you
Sweetheart…" is the theme. In the
Edgewater Ballroom at the Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge for a wonderful
evening of dancing and socializing celebrating the most romantic day of the
year—Valentine’s Day. Under the direction of conductor Eduard Zilberkant,
the Symphony Ball Orchestra will set the mood for this special evening.
Enjoy scrumptious desserts, tea, coffee, and a no-host bar. Our silent
auction table will be filled with wonderful gift items for you to bid on
throughout the evening. Tickets are limited for the Ball, so buy them early
to ensure you and your Sweetheart don’t miss out on this special fundraising
event!
http://www.fairbankssymphony.org, (907) 474-5733, email to Festival Gospel Choir (2/13-17/06) $60 registration fee. The Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival's "ACS Winter Edition" presents Festival Gospel Choir. Rehearsals are 6-7:30 pm nightly Monday through Friday at the University Community Presbyterian Church, with a performance "A Celebration of Black History in Story and Song" scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 19 at 4 pm at the Sacred Heart Cathedral. Gospel Choir is conducted by Bobby Lewis and accompanied by Eustace Johnson, both of NYC. No audition required. Open to ages 15 and older. Registration forms available at www.fsaf.org/winter.htm or by calling 474-8869. http://www.fsaf.org (907) 474-8869 Jo Scott, festival@alaska.net Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival's "ACS Winter Edition" (2/19/06) celebrates Black History month with a performance on Sunday afternoon, February 19th. See below for more information..Their Web Site. Festival of Native Arts (2/28/08-3/1/08) 6:00 p.m. - Midnight. University of Alaska Fairbanks, in the Charles Davis Concert Hall & Regents' Great Hall. Free and open to the public. Native Performances, Native Arts & Crafts Fair, Inter-tribal Powwow, and Traditional Potlatch. "One Song, Many Dances" UAF Wood Center. Celebrate Alaska Native culture with traditional dancing and singing. In 2004, it went from 6 p.m. to midnight each night, longer on Saturday (started then at 2 p.m.) and was in the UAF Davis Concert Hall. The event included a Native crafts marketplace in the Great Hall. Both Natives and non-Natives alike are welcome to attend. See Native arts and crafts on display and for sale. (907) 474-7181 E-mail: http://www.uaf.edu/festival .
March
Acoustic Adventures maintains an active schedule of musical events. Rather than trying to keep up with their weekly announcements, here is a link to their website. Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Rehearsals (8/19/07 - 8/18/08) Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Rehearsals every Thursday night, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. United Community Presbyterian Church, 3510 College Rd., Fairbanks, across from Gulliver's Books. Enjoy four-part cappella harmony in the unique Barbershop Style. We're always interested in recruiting new members. All women who enjoy singing are welcome to come to try out. Fairbanks Sweet Adelines Website, Phone: (907) 479-3624, Myrna McGhie, mlee2001@gci.net . Fairbanks Community Band meets Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. in the Lathrop High School band room. Musicians needed. Their director is Ann Musco. For more information visit their web site at http://www.communityband.org . The Greatland Sounds Chapter of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., a men's barbershop chorus, meets every Tuesday evening at 7 at the Church of Christ Northern Lights, 645 11th Ave. All men who enjoy singing are welcome to participate. Northern Lights Council of Dancers represents square, round and folk dancers in the interior. Our link leads to their very active dance calendar. Many of their member clubs dance at the Farthest North Square and Round Dance Center, located in Pioneer Park. They have their own calendar. The following clubs dance there:
Santa Square Dancers dance the 2nd and 4th Saturday from 7:30-9:30 PM September to May and the 2nd and 4th Thursday from 7:30-9:30 PM June, July, August. Come join us at the Farthest North Square Dance Hall in Pioneer Park. Mainstream with caller Dave Smith. Round Dancing Phases 1-4 to Records. Dances are $7.00 Adults/$5.00 Students & Young Adults. (907) 488-6681 Jerrie Lynn (e-mail). Prospector Squares (e-mail) Dance every Tuesday Night from 7:30-9:30 PM. Come join us at the Farthest North Square Dance Hall in Pioneer Park. Plus Dance with Rounds by Caller/Cuer Bill Mudd. Dances are $7.00 Adults / $5.00 Students & Young Adults. (907) 479-4522 Contra Borealis Dancers Check their website (above) for complete dance schedule. Dances are $6 non-members / $5 members - $3 student non-members and $2 student members. Dance instruction is provided, and beginners are welcome. Times are usually 8 p.m. to midnight. Special events TBA, kids under 13 are free, if they behave themselves. (907) 457-8957. "Time Out at Noon" Every Thursday a local performer gives a free one-hour concert at noon at the Centennial Center for the Arts in Pioneer Park, 456-6485, ext. 226. University of Alaska Good Time Swing Dance Club. Every Saturday night, 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm, swing and ballroom dancing at the Silver Spur nightclub. No cover charge until 8:30 pm. Must be 21 or older. More info, fnkmb1@uaf.edu Theresa Bauer, the "Chatanika Nightingale," sings and plays guitar and keyboard for listening and dancing year-round every Sunday afternoon at the Chatanika Lodge, 4 pm to 8 pm. No cover charge. Festival of Native Arts (2/28/08-3/1/08) 6:00 p.m. - Midnight. University of Alaska Fairbanks, in the Charles Davis Concert Hall & Regents' Great Hall. Free and open to the public. Native Performances, Native Arts & Crafts Fair, Inter-tribal Powwow, and Traditional Potlatch. "One Song, Many Dances" UAF Wood Center. Celebrate Alaska Native culture with traditional dancing and singing. In 2004, it went from 6 p.m. to midnight each night, longer on Saturday (started then at 2 p.m.) and was in the UAF Davis Concert Hall. The event included a Native crafts marketplace in the Great Hall. Both Natives and non-Natives alike are welcome to attend. See Native arts and crafts on display and for sale. (907) 474-7181 E-mail: http://www.uaf.edu/festival . Fairbanks Winter Carnival- (3/2-31/05). This celebration of winter has been transferred from the Chamber of Commerce to Ice Alaska, and now appears to encompass anything at all that happens in March. (907) 452-1105. Follow the link above (Fairbanks Winter Carnival) for lots more information & full schedule. Spring Concert (3/4/07) Fairbanks Community Band, 3:00 p.m. at the West Valley Performing Arts Center. Saluting "Music in the Schools" month and Mozart's birthday, the band presents a varied program with solos by vocalist Julie Raferty and clarinetist David Glazier. General admission $8; seniors, military, students $5; under 12 free from band members or at the door. For more information, e-mail: info@communityband,org or visit their website at http://communityband.org/Nenana Ice Classic Tripod Weekend (3/1, 2/08) Winter festival in Nenana, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Civic Center. Official start of Alaska's largest guessing game. Contests, games and entertainment for the entire family. Their website is at http://www.nenanaakiceclassic.com .. Located 60 miles south of Fairbanks. The famous Nenana Tripod is raised, and there are Native dancers, sled dog races, contests for all ages, food, and dance group performances. Lots of fun for the whole family. This event has been getting bigger every year! (907) 832-5446. E-mail: classic@mtaonline.net Chatanika Days (3/12, 13/05) Winter festival with outhouse races and snow machine tug-of-war in the historic gold mining town of Chatanika, 30 miles north of Fairbanks. (907) 389-2164 "Black Tie, Sequins & Ice" (3/12/05) 6 pm Cocktails; 7 pm Dinner at the Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge-Edgewater Ballroom. $50 per person. This is the 2nd Annual signature fundraiser for the Resource Center for Parents and Children-Stevie's Place. Silent Auction and Dancing. Grand Prize drawing - MEXICAN RIVIERA CRUISE FOR TWO, Donated by Princess Tours. Don't have a black tie? No Problem! Local artists have donated their talents to paint one-of-a-kind black silk ties available for purchase at the door! Help support Fairbanks Children's Advocacy Center and have a wonderful evening at the same time!! (907) 374-2850, Pam Karalunas, pkaralunas@rcpcfairbanks.org "How the West Was Sung" (3/28/08) at West Valley High School at 7:30 p.m. The Sweet Adelines will proudly feature the amazingly talented Earl Hughes, Alaska’s Ambassador of Country Music and also the North Pole Choirs under the Direction of Bruce Hanson. Tickets are on sale now from any Sweet Adeline, $15 for adults, $10 for Military, Seniors and Youth. Children 5 and under Free. For information call Mary Anne at 456-6094. How the West Was Sung" (3/29/08) at North Pole High School at 7:30 p.m. The Sweet Adelines will proudly feature the amazingly talented Earl Hughes, Alaska’s Ambassador of Country Music and also the North Pole Choirs under the Direction of Bruce Hanson. Tickets are on sale now from any Sweet Adeline, $15 for adults, $10 for Military, Seniors and Youth. Children 5 and under Free. For information call Mary Anne at 456-6094.
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