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    Building families through adoption

    Alaska Center for Resource Families is hosting informational sessions about adoption via Zoom.

    Building families through adoption aims to prepare potential adoptive parents for the realities and joys of adoption. All potential adoptive parents are welcome but it is particularly valuable for persons wanting to adopt from Alaska’s foster care system.

    All classes are held from 10 am to 12 pm. on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning September 2nd and ending the 16th.
    For more information or to register visit acrf.org or call ACRF at (907) 279-1799.

  • Talkeetna Recycling Committee meeting

    The next meeting of the Talkeetna Recycling Committee is on Tuesday, September 16th, at 4:30 PM. Anyone interested in working on current recycling projects and the development of new recycling ideas is welcome to attend. For information regarding the place of the meeting, the zoom link, or the agenda, contact Cici Schoenberger at 907-355-8324.

  • Clinic Closures – SCHC

    Sunshine Community Health Center Willow 24091 Long Lake Road, Willow, United States +1 more

    Sunshine Community Health Center is closed from 11am until 1pm on Wednesday, September 17th for staff training. This closure effects each location, in Willow and Talkeetna. The clinics return to normal operating hours at 1pm that day. More information at (907)733-2273.

  • Community Song Circle – Denali Education Center

    Denali Education Center, Talkeetna Campus 22510 S Talkeetna Spur Rd, Talkeetna, AK, United States

    There is a Community Song Circle held at Denali Education Center's Talkeetna Campus, Susitna Hall, each Wednesday from 6:30 to 8pm. The next one is on September 17th. This is a non-performable group, skill and experience is not required. All ages are welcome to attend, the goal is to simply have fun singing with others. You may contact Denali Education Center at (907)733-7003 for more information.

  • Seeking Storytellers for Arctic Entries

    Sheldon Community Arts Hangar

    Denali Arts Council is seeking 7 storytellers to tell 7-minute stories for the next Arctic Entries on October 4th. The theme is Small Town Secrets: Stories of Ghosts, Gatherings, and Good Times. Professional story coaches will be available to help you polish your story in the weeks leading up to the show. If interested, you may contact Michelle@denaliartscouncil.org or call (907)733-7929.

  • Strong Women Exercise Group – Talkeetna Public Library

    Talkeetna Public Library Talkeetna

    Strong Women exercise group meet at 10 am at the Talkeetna Public Library on Thursdays. A Zoom option is available. This program is aimed at improving strength, balance and flexibility for women over 40 years old. Newcomers are always welcome, weights and instructions are provided. For more information, you may call the library at 907-861-7645.

  • Storytime – Talkeetna Public Library

    Talkeetna Public Library Talkeetna

    Talkeetna Public Library hosts Storytime at 11:15am on Thursdays with a snack, stories and a craft. The theme this week is Lovely Birds. Everyone will also have the opportunity to make and add to their Bookworm. All ages are welcome. Make and Make craft bags will be available at the front entry for those unable to attend. For more information, you may call Talkeetna Library at 907-861-7645.

  • Only a Visitor: Tourism and Home from Svalbard and Denali presentation – Denali Education Center

    Denali Education Center, Talkeetna Campus 22510 S Talkeetna Spur Rd, Talkeetna, AK, United States

    Denali Education Center hosts Erica Watson, a Denali-based writer, with her presentation; Only a Visitor: Tourism and Home from Svalbard and Denali. Erica will share writing and reflections on tourism, sustainability, and belonging—drawing from twenty years of living at Denali National Park and an artist residency sailing in the High Arctic. This presentation is on Thursday, September 18th at the Susitna Hall in Talkeetna, beginning at 7pm.

  • Emerging Alaskan Voices – Denali Arts Council

    Sheldon Community Arts Hangar

    On Friday, September 19th, Denali Arts Council is presenting emerging Alaskan voices. Six talented writers will share their work, from poetry to prose. Some are current University of Alaska creative writing students, others are published authors and former students now doing interesting things with their lives. Doors open at 7pm and the reading starts at 7:30pm.

  • Emergency Preparedness Expo

    Menard Sports Center 1001 S Clapp Street, wasilla, United States

    The Mat-Su Borough hosts the 17th Annual Emergency Preparedness Expo on Saturday, September 20, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Menard Sports Center, located at 1001 S Clapp Street, Wasilla. This free, family-friendly event is open to the public and features over 90 indoor and outdoor exhibitors, hands-on activities, and live demonstrations focused on emergency readiness. Follow the link in the announcement on ktna.org for more information.

  • Talkeetna Brewfest – Denali Education Center

    Denali Education Center, Talkeetna Campus 22510 S Talkeetna Spur Rd, Talkeetna, AK, United States

    Denali Education Center host Talkeetna Brewfest on Saturday, September 20th from 2 until 6pm. There will be breweries from across the state with an array of tasting opportunities, a large charcuterie table, and live music by Ukulele Russ. More information and tickets are available at denali.org.

  • Concert with Last Train – Denali Arts Council

    Sheldon Community Arts Hangar

    Denali Arts Council hosts a concert with Last Train at the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar on Saturday, September 20th. Last Train has been shaped by the musical journey of its members, with influences ranging from roots rock, pop, and country to punk. Doors open at 6pm and the music starts at 7pm. More information and tickets available at denaliartscouncil.org.

  • Handyman needed

    Handyman needed who can repair a small area of house damage. If you’re interested, please call or text Rodney at 907-355-4733.

  • Fuel Excise Tax Informational Open Houses – Mat Su Borough

    Willow Community Center

    Mat-Su Borough staff will be coming to the communities for Fuel Excise Tax Informational Open Houses. There is one today, September 23rd at the Willow Community Center, at 6pm. Another meeting will be held at the Upper Susitna Community and Senior Center on Thursday, October 23rd, at 6pm.

  • Storytime – Talkeetna Public Library

    Talkeetna Public Library Talkeetna

    Talkeetna Public Library hosts Storytime at 11:15am on Thursdays with a snack, stories and a craft. The theme this week is Science Thursday with Miss Pamala and Mr. Michael. All are welcome. For more information, you may call Talkeetna Library at 907-861-7645.

  • Sunshine Community Health Center Board of Directors meeting

    Sunshine Community Health Center Talkeetna 34300 South Talkeetna Spur Road, Talkeetna, Alaska, United States

    Sunshine Community Health Center's Board of Directors meets at the Talkeetna clinic on Thursday, September 25th at 5pm. A Zoom option is available, the community is welcome to attend. More information at sunshineclinic.org/bod.

  • Your Talkeetna Public Library Card

    Talkeetna Public Library Talkeetna

    On Saturday, September 27th, the Talkeetna Public Library is hosting a drop-in event - Unleash the Power of Your Library Card. Talkeetna Library Staff will help you to access the special features that you can use at home that are included with your library card. You can drop in anytime between 1pm and 5pm. For more information, call 907-861-7645

  • Talkeetna Bachelor Society Round-Up and General Membership Meeting

    VFW Post on Veterens Way in Talkeetna

    There is a Talkeetna Bachelor Society Round-Up and General Membership Meeting this Saturday, September 27th at the VFW at 6pm. Single men over 21 are invited to come learn about the organization and help plan this years Talkeetna Bachelor Auction & Ball.

  • Willow Winter Carnival is looking for musicians or dance groups

    The Willow Winter Carnival is looking for musicians or dance groups to perform on stage during the four day Carnival. The Carnival is filled with outdoor and indoor events with vendors and food at the Willow Community Center. Performances are scheduled for approximately an hour. The dates are January 24, 26, 31, and February 1st. For those wanting more information, contact Steve Charles at (907) 354-8785 or email: scharles@mtaonline.net.