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31 7:00 pm - Torch Nights performing arts series performance of Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys, a Grammy-nominated group that plays traditional and neo-traditional Cajun music. Libations at 7pm at the Ted Ferry Civic Center, dancing and music starting at 8pm. Cajun food by Chef Tim will be available for purchase. Tickets will be available at Soho Coho, Tongass Business Center, McPherson Music, Madison Hardware and at the Arts Council. For more information contact the Arts Council at 225-2211.- More upcoming events
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01 5:30 pm Ketchikan Assembly Regular Meeting - City Council Chambers - Agenda and Informaton Packets |
02 4 - 6pm - UAS Student Council Mid-Term Feast - The University of Alaska Southeast Ketchikan Student Council will host a Mid-Term Feast . It is for full and part time students and will be held in the Paul Building of the main campus.
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04 7:00 pm Ketchikan City Council
Regular Meeting - City Council Chambers |
05 7:00 - 8:00 pm - Friday Night
Insight Program - SE Alaska Discovery Center -- "Bringing
the Public Into Our Way of Life, from Cradle to Grave"
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09 6:00 pm KGB Planning Commission/
Platting Board meeting - City Council Conference room |
10 6:00 pm Ketchikan School Board Meeting - City Council Chambers |
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15 9:00 am - 5:00 pm - Greater Ketchikan Area Local Emergency Planning Committee will be holding a Homeland Security Exercise at the Ted Ferry Civic Center. One or more Borough Assembly Members, Ketchikan City Council Members, or Saxman City Council Members may be present. 5:30 pm KGB Assembly Meeting
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17 5:30 pm - North Tongass Service Area and South Tongass Service Area Joint Meeting - City Conference Room 334 Front St |
18 12:00 noon - North Tongass Service Area - North Tongass Fire Hall - 7732 North Tongass 12:00 noon - Assembly/ School Board Liaison Committee meeting - City Council Chambers 7:00 pm Ketchikan City Council
Regular Meeting - City Council Chambers
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19 The Community Chorus presents "STEPPIN' OUT" in 40's style, on November 19th at the Ted Ferry Civic Center. 7:00 - 8:00 pm - Friday Night Insight Program - SE Alaska Discovery Center -- "Archaeological Investigations at On Your Knees Cave, Prince of Wales Island" - Dr. E. James Dixon, from the University of Colorado at Boulder has just completed a fifth season of archaeological investigations at On Your Knees Cave in 2004. Tonight he will share his understanding of the person whose remains were found, as well as the results of investigations of a campsite located outside the cave. He will place his research in the context of evolving theories of the "Peopling of the Americas".
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20 Monthly Grind - third Saturday of every month, at 7pm at the Saxman Tribal House. Local coffee house with singing, dancing, poetry and more. Tickets are $5 for adults, $1 for children, to be purchased at Soho Coho, Tongass Business Center and the Edge. By a ticket and bring a homemade dessert to get your money back. Sponsored by the Monthly Grind. |
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22 5:30 pm - KGB Assembly Special
Meeting/ Work Session - Art Room - Gateway Recreation Center
601 Schoenbar Road |
23 7pm - Sam Pitcher Memorial Scholarship Concert - An Evening of Jazz and Blues - Featuring the Discovery Jazz Club, the Soundwaves Jazz Club, the Windjammers Jazz Club, and the Kayhi Jazz Ensemble. - Donations for the scholarship fund will be accepted at the door.
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26 1-7pm - Winter Arts Faire: fine craftspeople and artisans present gifts for everyone on your list at the Ted Ferry Civic Center. Lots of festive food available as well, and Santa Claus makes a visit each day. Sponsored by the Ketchikan Area Arts and Humanities Council. For more information call 225-2211.
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27 10am-5pm Winter Arts Faire: fine craftspeople and artisans present gifts for everyone on your list at the Ted Ferry Civic Center. Lots of festive food available as well, and Santa Claus makes a visit each day. Sponsored by the Ketchikan Area Arts and Humanities Council. For more information call 225-2211. |
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