In the spirit of This American Life, The Moth, and other storytelling events, Arctic Entries brings Alaskans to the stage to share their personal stories: funny, sad and sweet. At every performance, seven people each tell a seven-minute long true story about themselves relating to the show’s theme. Performances by local musicians punctuate the show. Net proceeds from ticket sales go to a non-profit partner selected at the beginning of each season.

Arctic Entries Season 16

• November 18, 2025 Roots and Wings: Stories of traditions, bridging worlds, and finding your path 

‘Come Together” is the theme of the 43rd annual Athabascan Fiddlers Association Music Festival Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Chief David Salmon Tribal Hall in Fairbanks.

Witty will play Thursday night at 9, live on air KRFF at 12 pm on Friday, on stage Friday night at 9:30, and then Saturday night at 9 again.

Forget-Her-Not is a six-song EP recorded in Spenard, Anchorage, Alaska at Frostline Studios. Produced by Witty Youngman and Derek Haukaas, the EP is a culmination of talented folks from around Alaska putting together a group of blues, jazz, rock, and soulful songs written by Witty.

The Market happens every Saturday in the summer from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm under the windmill.

Witty plays music under the windmill! Originals and covers. 10 AM to noon.

Witty plays music under the windmill! Originals and covers. 10 AM to noon.

Witty Youngman plays live music for the students and anyone who wants to join us in the student union for food trucks and lawn games, like giant jenga and cornhole.

Witty participates in the Áak’w Rock Side Stage lineup! Áak’w Rock Side Stage is hosted by The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council and Tlingit & Haida, with generous support from Sealaska, Goldbelt Inc, Huna Totem, HECLA, Kensington, and SEARHC.

Witty opens for Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band! Come dance to some Seattle reggae!

In the spirit of This American Life, The Moth, and other storytelling events, Arctic Entries brings Alaskans to the stage to share their personal stories: funny, sad and sweet. At every performance, seven people each tell a seven-minute long true story about themselves relating to the show’s theme. Performances by local musicians punctuate the show. Net proceeds from ticket sales go to a non-profit partner selected at the beginning of each season.

Witty plays the Anchorage Folk Fest Mainstage! This is a short, 15 minute set of originals.

All-ages R&B and neo soul+ listening room show featuring local artists and a live band. Great food, coffee, handcrafted mocktails and vibes.

Come visit the Nome Recreation Center for a day of fun! Witty performs, there will be a regalia fashion show, Comedian Keith Nahanee performs, and at 4 PM there will be a drawing for Potluck cash prizes!

Alaska Seeds of Change and Power Center (an Alaska Behavioral Health Program) presents the 2nd Annual Block parTAY (transition age youth) on Friday, August 18th. This free, family-friendly event will host games, food trucks, and live music by Witty Youngman. 2-5:30 PM.

Witty plays jazz, blues, and soul covers and original music from 4-6 PM during the Fire Island Farmer’s Market (3-7 PM). Local vendors and live music!

Witty Youngman plays the Inlet Stage! 2:40pm with Sara Anderholm on keyboard and Randi Bernier on trumpet.

Witty Youngman plays the River Stage at ARCHES Amphitheater! 1pm with Sara Anderholm on keyboard and Randi Bernier on trumpet.

Witty plays jazz, blues, and soul covers and original music from 4-6 PM during the Fire Island Farmer’s Market (3-7 PM). Local vendors and live music!

The Concert in the Quad summer series continues Tuesday, June 27 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in — you guessed it — the Cuddy Quad! Enjoy a performance from Witty Youngman and lunch from The Smokehouse BBQ and Catering food truck. A quick meal option will also be available from Pizza Hut, and Qdoba will provide FREE chips and queso. We're looking forward to seeing you again!

Witty plays music under the windmill! Originals and covers. 10 AM to noon.

Witty plays music in Kaladi Brothers on Northern Lights from 1-2 PM. All ages, no cover.

Witty plays music on the Anchorage Museum lawn from 5:30-6:00 PM. All ages, no cover.

We are coming together to support Áak'w Rock (Juneau, Alaska, September 21-23, 2023) - the only indigenous music festival in the country!

You can get both your virtual and affordable in person tickets at https://givebutter.com/aakwrock

Online tickets are FREE!

Vocalist Witty Youngman will be in attendance and perform her original song addressing MMIWG. Lieutenant Governor Nancy Dahlstrom as well as local leaders Kirsten Timbers and Melanie Bahnke will offer their remarks to honor the day. All members of the community are welcome to attend to show their support, make signs, and walk in recognition of those who have loved and lost, as well as for survivors, family members and friends.

Potluck – There will also be a potluck to share in our time together. Please bring a dish, and you will be entered to win $250 for each dish you bring.

Signs and Shirts – A limited number of signs and shirts will be available for decorating at the event. If you can, feel free to bring art supplies and a red shirt if you have one.

Walk Route – The walk will start at 6pm at City Hall on Front Street, up Bering Street, onto Greg Kruschek Bypass Road past the Public Safety Building, onto Alaska Gold Access Rd/East D Street behind the Recreation Center to end inside the Recreation Center for the closing ceremony.

MMIWG EVENT DAY AGENDA

Friday May 5th

3:00 Doors open to public (Recreation Center)

3:15 Speakers:

President Kirsten Timbers, President Melanie Bahnke, Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom

4:00 Witty Youngman performance

4:45 Potluck & prepare for walk with face paint and decorating signs

6:00 Walk

7:00 Closing Ceremony (Recreation Center)