Relief for Western Alaska — Saturday, November 15 at Williwaw!

We’re "banding" together to raise funds and awareness for those affected by Typhoon Halong.

Live music on two stages, inspiring speakers, and a silent auction. 2–5 PM Kid-friendly fun and games!! All proceeds go directly to the Western Alaska Disaster Relief Fund through the Alaska Community Foundation.

‘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.

Last event of the season will be at Organic Oasis

We've got 8 whole hours of music with , Witty Youngman, Sazón , Aspenyarrow, and MORE!

Whole and Half Day rates available:

information and tickets available at spenardjazzfest.org/tickets

Last event of the season will be at Organic Oasis

We've got 8 whole hours of music with , Witty Youngman, Sazón , Aspenyarrow, and MORE!

Whole and Half Day rates available:

tickets and information available at spenardjazzfest.org/tickets

Witty plays at 3 PM at the Multicultural Festival in downtown Anchorage!

The We Are Anchorage Multicultural Festival: free to attend festival celebrates the vibrant diversity of our city, showcasing a rich tapestry of cultures through music, dance, art, and cuisine. From traditional performances to interactive exhibits, it's guaranteed to be a lively event that fosters cultural exchange and community connection. 2 stages with both local and national talent and closing the festival out will be a concert by the Plain White T's.

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

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I DRAW SLOW from Dublin, Ireland, weaves traditional Irish tunes with contemporary Americana grit! I Draw Slow has consistently redefined roots music over four celebrated albums, many continents, and thousands of hearts. I Draw Slow write unique songs that inspire love and loyalty. Fans are drawn to their dynamic, emotionally-charged performances that captivate audiences with exquisite balladry, then bring them to their feet with high energy, bass heavy dance trad. Their latest album moves once again into new roots territory, employing traditional string instruments to deliver contemporary themes and alt-folk grooves.

WITTY YOUNGMAN, a descendant of King Island Inupiat and an enrolled member of the Fort Peck Sioux tribe, opens the night! The fourth born of ten rascal kids, Witty is the only musician and performer in her generation. "I grew up in a really small house with multiple generations living together, that’s normal where I am from. In my culture, it is a regular thing to spend a lot of your time with your grandparents, and I realize how lucky I am to have had that. I know where I come from and I am not afraid of not knowing where I am going."

Doors 7pm

WITTY YOUNGMAN 7:30pm

I DRAW SLOW 8:30pm

Folk Week continues with Week 2 around Anchorage and beyond! At Hearth Artisan Pizza, Witty Youngman closes out the night at 7 PM. Beer and Wine, all ages, Pizza restaurant.

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 4 PM but there is a constant revolving tornado of bands all day, starting at 3 PM. Two stages, one day, food trucks, beer garden, Van’s Dive Bar, be there or be square.