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Local Photographers Exhibit Works

JUNEAU, AK (2005-03-25) Include KTOO on your rounds of First Friday art openings. We'll be featuring the works of the Alaska Photographic Arts Association; several local photographers showing their latest images. We'll have plenty of hors d'oeuvres, wine and other beverages for you, and LIVE music, courtesy of Ben Higdon.
Be sure to kick off your weekend with us!

presents
Hidden India: The Kerala Spicelands
Friday, March 25, 4:00am
Historian Bruce Kraig conducts a culinary and cultural tour of the southern-Indian state known for its cultivation of spices and religious diversity. YUMMY TO THE MAX!!!!
In Stereo (CC)

Did you miss this one Thursday night at 10 p.m. because you did not check the KTOO-TV schedule? We can bet that Red Hat would have wanted to watch, but apparently not...
Luckily for everyone, there are re-broadcasts although you or your VCR need to be keeping baker's hours to see one... Friday, March 25, 4:00am, and for those looking for yet more adventure after the burlesque show and dance at the Hanger, Easter Sunday, March 27, 4:00am.
Who has lots of Alaska Airlines miles saved up and wants to donate them to JuneauMusic.com so we can go there and see for ourselves??? We'll bring ya back some saffron, promise.
Meanwhile, be sure to check the KTOO TV schedule regularly to catch these treats.

Listen tonight, Thursday March 17, and each Thursday night 10 PM - midnight to CrossSound Radio on KTOO FM Juneau.

Tonight's show will continue to highlight music by composers featured in next week's CrossSound concert events, hosted by Roblin Gray Davis.

Tune in via internet, or listen to KTOO at 104.3 downtown Juneau, 101.7 in Lemon/Switzer Creek, 103.1 Mendenhall Valley, 91.9 Hoonah, 88.1 Gustavus, 89.9 Excursion Inlet, 88.1 GCI Cable.

The station is well on its way towards having a great Quiet Drive which means more great listening for you! The more revenue KTOO raises now, the less time we will need to take on the air to secure the remaining needed funds.

As an added incentive for you to pledge now, we have a special drawing for you. On the first day of the On-Air Drive we will pull the names of 5 lucky Quiet Drive participants. Each will win a collection of items with our 2005 designs:
- a KTOO zipper pull & pin
- a KTOO ceramic latte mug
- a KTOO fleece vest
- a KTOO long sleeve t-shirt
- a set of KTOO 16 oz. glasses

While you do not have to pledge to participate in the drawing, we hope that you use this opportunity to contribute what you can today.

Thanks for your contribution today and for making the station so great!

PLEDGE NOW!!@KTOO

Kitty too! The time has finally arrived for KTOO's Dog and Cat Show!

Juneaumusic.com got a sneak preview of the show, and the chance to talk to organizer Jeff Brown. It was a fluffy furry, uh, fuffy flurry, uh, you know what we mean, getting all those pieces onto the walls at KTOO Thursday, where they will be adjudicated at 3. The results will be on display starting Friday, March 4, 4:30 - 6:00 p.m., when there will be a hosted opening complete with food and alot of adorable eye candy.

Some is even pettable, although we ask that viewers just look, not touch. Among the cat-egories of work include quilts, photographs, pencil drawings, pastels, and paintings. It's a broad cross section of work by a broad cross section of Juneauites, with more than 50 entries. Jeff wanted to have a show in the gallery that the whole community could relate to. People certainly love their pets. And even for those of us who do not currently have pets of our own, he says, "animals often show us another side of ourselves." Does Jeff have pets? You bet! A dog, two cats, and a bird. Maybe the show will be repeated in the future, to include a broader cross section of species. Would it be entertaining to host a 'buck-o-bark' contest from Juneau radio days of yore? The ideas are beyond count.

For now, amidst the capital city's usual dog-and-pony show, these friends are plenty. Come on by to take a look. Bring lots of folks and family. Please leave the live animals at home or in the car, though. (The judges are quite enough.) Works will be on display at KTOO in the hallways through the month of March, 2005. The show is open to the public during regular business hours.