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Celebrate summer with Anchorage Public Library's Annual Concert Series -- Live @the Library!
Music by a local artist! Fun for the whole family!
| Meet a real NASA astronaut. Rex Walheim has logged more than 36 days in space and was on the final flight of the space shuttle program. He will be sharing his experiences in space as well as answering your questions. |
| Meet a real NASA astronaut. Rex Walheim has logged more than 36 days in space and was on the final flight of the space shuttle program. He will be sharing his experiences in space as well as answering your questions. |
| Meet a real NASA astronaut. Rex Walheim has logged more than 36 days in space and was on the final flight of the space shuttle program. He will be sharing his experiences in space as well as answering your questions. |
Interested in applying for SNAP/food stamps?
The Food Bank of Alaska will be in the Loussac Library Atrium to help with the Public Assistance Applications from 12-4pm
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Wednesday, May 1. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, May 28.
This class runs from 5/29-8/7. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
Celebrate summer with Anchorage Public Library's Annual Concert Series -- Live @the Library!
High energy Americana, blues, country, swing, and more -this
homegrown band has been riling crowds of dancers all over the state and beyond,
and they're heading to the library for a family show! So, dig out your old
favorite shoes and bring the kids too! Bust out the moves!
Music by a local artist! Fun for the whole family!
Celebrate summer with Anchorage Public Library's Annual Concert Series -- Live @the Library!
These two performers have known each other for years, but only
started playing with one another in March of 2017. Nothin’ But Karma is made up
of Van Horn Ely of the band Agents of Karma and Megan Killoran from Nothin’ But
Trouble. Hence the name!
Megan and Van have over 40 years of singing and performance under
their belts combined. These two bring to the stage a plethora of 90’s music
with some other things thrown in the mix here and there. They stumbled upon the
90’s focus as their niche when they started putting together a set list and
realized most of them were from the 90’s. However it fit due to how much they
loved that era of music. So they just went with it! Their energy on stage if
fun and easy going! Come down and check out what this amazing duo has to offer!
Music by a local artist! Fun for the whole family!
Alaska Libraries Mean Business! Join Anchorage Public Library and UAF Cooperative Extension Services as we host Business After Hours. Check out Library resources for businesses, entrepreneurs and non-profits and see how CES is supporting the local agricultural economy.
The Anchorage Chamber's Business After Hours is one of the best networking events in Anchorage. Hosted by a different Anchorage Chamber member each month, this event offers people an opportunity to mingle in a relaxed atmosphere while making valuable professional connections.
Bring your business cards for door prizes!
Interested in applying for SNAP/food stamps?
The Food Bank of Alaska will be in the Loussac Library Atrium to help with the Public Assistance Applications from 12-4pm
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
The
Alaska Chapter of BetterInvesting will be presenting “Simplified Investing”. We’ll be focusing on commonly used investment
strategies. This workshop is appropriate
for beginning investors, busy parents, and people who want to create low
maintenance portfolios.
Our goal is to provide information and education to help you start investing and improve your investment results. It is appropriate for any investor.
Registration via this Eventbrite link Class 9/11 would be appreciated so that sufficient copies of presentation materials can be produced. If you forget to register or can't get the link to work just show up!
David Lenig – a Director of the Alaska Chapter for over 10 years, former Chapter Treasurer and current Chapter President - will be presenting the class and answering questions.
Are YOU having issues with technology? If so, stop by the Mountain View Library for assistance with your tech related needs.
The Tech Table can help with issues regarding resumes, internet and social media, online safety, typing skills, Microsoft and Google Suites, and more!
Celebrate Anchorage’s diversity!
Anchorage is the most diverse city in the United States. Tradition Tuesdays give us a chance to learn about and appreciate the people in our community.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
Need help with the Medicare maze? Come find your best
Medicare deal with help from Alaskan Medicare experts. Sponsored by the State of
Join us for a short performance
and Q&A with Che Apalache, a four-man string band based in Buenos
Aires, with members from the U.S., Mexico, and Argentina. Singing in Spanish
and English, they perform everything from bluegrass standards to Latin roots
music, and originals that blend the best of both. Hosted by Indra Arriaga and
Rosa Sanchez. This event is free.
This event is held in conjunction with Che Apalache’s public concert Friday, September 20th, presented by the Anchorage Concert Association. For more information about the concert, visit anchorageconcerts.org
See how fiber is spun
into yarn by the Eagle River Spinners.
If you are interested in trying your hand at spinning, please call ahead
of time and an extra wheel and fiber will be provided.
While not widely seen, there
are still many people in the world who spin their own yarns to use for knitting
and weaving. On September 21st from 1:00 to 3:00 pm at the Muldoon
Library a few of these crafty folks will be coming out of the wood work to spin
in public. They will be joining other
spinners all over the world who have chosen this day to put their skills on
display. Please come by and see how it
is done!
The people who will be
spinning on the 21st are members of the Anchorage Weavers and
Spinners Guild. The Guild offers many
opportunities to learn textile skills.
Find out more about us at http://anchorageweavespin.com.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
It’s time for our Sixth Annual Banned Books Pub Quiz!
Join Anchorage Public Library as we celebrate our freedom to read and discover.
Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Not Last, and Best Team Name. Teams should have no more than eight people.
In the spirit of Banned Books Week, this quiz will not be censored. Expect strong language and imagery.
49th State Brewing Company
717 W 3rd Ave
Are you into scrap-booking, wycinanki, origami, or card-making?
Paper crafters are invited
to bring their projects to the Salmon Meeting Room for a fun, creative,
morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
Are YOU having issues with technology? If so, stop by the Mountain View Library for assistance with your tech related needs.
The Tech Table can help with issues regarding resumes, internet and social media, online safety, typing skills, Microsoft and Google Suites, and more!
Interested in applying for SNAP/food stamps?
The Food Bank of Alaska will be in the Loussac Library Atrium to help with the Public Assistance Applications from 12-4pm
“No Natives or Dogs Allowed,” blared the storefront sign at the young Tlingit Indian girl. The sting of those words would stay with Elizabeth Peratrovich all her life. Years later, a seasoned fighter for equality, she would deliver her own eloquent message. One that helped change Alaska and the nation forever.
Written in collaboration with Elizabeth’s eldest
son, Roy Peratrovich Jr., Fighter in
Velvet Gloves tells for the first time the life story of this inspirational
Alaskan and American hero for readers 10 and up. Fighter in Velvet Gloves was selected to represent Alaska at the
2019 National Library of Congress Book Festival. It is also a 2019/2020 Battle
of the Books selection for high school students in Alaska.
Annie Boochever was born and raised in Juneau. After careers as a musician and educator, she earned an MFA in Creative Writing for Children and Young Adults. Her first book, Bristol Bay Summer was an Alaska State Battle of the Books selection for middle-grades and an International Literary Classic’s award winner for Best First Novel.
A signing will follow the presentation. A limited number of books will be available for purchase at the event.
Calling all Flu Fighters…The
Anchorage Health Department will be providing NO COST flu shots at the
Loussac Library on Wednesday, October 2nd form 10:30am –
3:30pm.
Please contact the Anchorage
Health Department at (907) 343-4799 with any questions.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
“No Natives or Dogs Allowed,” blared the storefront sign at the young Tlingit Indian girl. The sting of those words would stay with Elizabeth Peratrovich all her life. Years later, a seasoned fighter for equality, she would deliver her own eloquent message. One that helped change Alaska and the nation forever.
Written in collaboration with Elizabeth’s eldest
son, Roy Peratrovich Jr., Fighter in
Velvet Gloves tells for the first time the life story of this inspirational
Alaskan and American hero for readers 10 and up. Fighter in Velvet Gloves was selected to represent Alaska at the
2019 National Library of Congress Book Festival. It is also a 2019/2020 Battle
of the Books selection for high school students in Alaska.
Annie Boochever was born and raised in Juneau. After careers as a musician and educator, she earned an MFA in Creative Writing for Children and Young Adults. Her first book, Bristol Bay Summer was an Alaska State Battle of the Books selection for middle-grades and an International Literary Classic’s award winner for Best First Novel.
A signing will follow the presentation. A limited number of books will be available for purchase at the event.
“No Natives or Dogs Allowed,” blared the storefront sign at the young Tlingit Indian girl. The sting of those words would stay with Elizabeth Peratrovich all her life. Years later, a seasoned fighter for equality, she would deliver her own eloquent message. One that helped change Alaska and the nation forever.
Written in collaboration with Elizabeth’s eldest
son, Roy Peratrovich Jr., Fighter in
Velvet Gloves tells for the first time the life story of this inspirational
Alaskan and American hero for readers 10 and up. Fighter in Velvet Gloves was selected to represent Alaska at the
2019 National Library of Congress Book Festival. It is also a 2019/2020 Battle
of the Books selection for high school students in Alaska.
Annie Boochever was born and raised in Juneau. After careers as a musician and educator, she earned an MFA in Creative Writing for Children and Young Adults. Her first book, Bristol Bay Summer was an Alaska State Battle of the Books selection for middle-grades and an International Literary Classic’s award winner for Best First Novel.
A signing will follow the presentation. A limited number of books will be available for purchase at the event.
Learn about the great resources available for free!
The Geographic Data and Information Center within the Municipality of Anchorage offers a variety of online resources that can be helpful in a multitude of ways. There are maps to print, data to download and interactive web maps to play with.
Come learn what is possible!
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
Please join us for our annual meeting. You can
renew or join at the door.
Following the meeting will be a presentation by Tricia Brown and Ray Corral, author and photographer of Children of the Midnight Sun and its recent follow-up Children of the First People.
This session of Tundra Vision features Marie Acemah of See Stories presenting Teaching Alaska History Through Community Filmmaking.
Marie's
presentation will highlight several film projects throughout Alaska that teach
local communities to document Alaska (hi)stories through community film,
breaking down the process from planning through implementation and community
film screenings. Marie will share her insights and experiences from community
film projects based out of Kodiak, Bristol Bay, Anchorage, and Interior Alaska.
Marie's
passion in life is to support people to share transformative personal and
community (hi)stories through film, and to use these films as a platform for
community conversation and celebration. She has led film workshops in places
ranging from her grandparents’ hometown in rural Nebraska to Northern Uganda,
and from her hometown of Anchorage to the northernmost community in Alaska,
Kaktovik.
Join us for this season of Tundra Vision for three behind-the-scenes look at how filmmakers and film archivists capture in motion Alaska’s diverse people, places and perspectives, and provide a unique vantage point into our Polar past.
Additional Dates
October 24
Angela Schmidt, Alaska Film Archives, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Alaskans in Motion
November 7
Gwen Higgins & Arlene Schmuland, University of Alaska Anchorage Archives & Special Collections
"You Haven't Seen Alaska Until You've Seen Alaska Home Movies": Personal Films as Primary Sources
Are YOU having issues with technology? If so, stop by the Mountain View Library for assistance with your tech related needs.
The Tech Table can help with issues regarding resumes, internet and social media, online safety, typing skills, Microsoft and Google Suites, and more!
| BYOU(kulele) and play some music with friends. Don't have a ukulele? No problem! We have plenty to share! |
Learn about the great resources available for free!
The Geographic Data and Information Center within the Municipality of Anchorage offers a variety of online resources that can be helpful in a multitude of ways. There are maps to print, data to download and interactive web maps to play with.
Come learn what is possible!
Celebrate Anchorage’s diversity!
Anchorage is the most diverse city in the United States. Tradition Tuesdays give us a chance to learn about and appreciate the people in our community.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
Reading can provide a mirror that reflects your own culture
and a window that offers you a view into someone else’s experience. Literary
Bridges is a book club that strives to increase respect, empathy, and
understanding in Anchorage. Books are chosen to reflect Anchorage’s diverse
community and will vary in content and genre. All ages are welcome. Discussions will be facilitated by Bridge
Builders of Anchorage.
Bridge Builders of Anchorage’s mission is the promotion and celebration of harmony and respect among all cultures in order to make Anchorage, Alaska the first city without prejudice.
See how fiber is spun
into yarn by the Eagle River Spinners.
If you are interested in trying your hand at spinning, please call ahead
of time and an extra wheel and fiber will be provided.
| Celebrate creative expression, identity, & all things fun & sparkly with this special storytime featuring drag performers. Everyone encourage to come dressed up or in a costume. This session is geared for teens & adults & may have more mature material. |
Learn about the great resources available for free!
The Geographic Data and Information Center within the Municipality of Anchorage offers a variety of online resources that can be helpful in a multitude of ways. There are maps to print, data to download and interactive web maps to play with.
Come learn what is possible!
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
This session of Tundra Vision features Angela Schmidt of the Alaska Film Archives at the University of Alaska Fairbanks presenting Alaskans in Motion.
Alaskans are always on the move. They hunt, fish, explore, build, create, mush, hike, fly, float, dance and celebrate - with friends and family in communities large and small. For more than 100 years, their actions have been captured on film and video. And for more than 25 years, the Alaska Film Archives at University of Alaska Fairbanks has been safeguarding these moving images and making them available for everyone to see.
Join us for this season of Tundra Vision for three behind-the-scenes look at how filmmakers and film archivists capture in motion Alaska’s diverse people, places and perspectives, and provide a unique vantage point into our Polar past.
Additional Dates
October 10
Marie Acemah, See Stories
Teaching Alaska History Through Community Filmmaking
November 7
Gwen Higgins & Arlene Schmuland, University of Alaska Anchorage Archives & Special Collections
"You Haven't Seen Alaska Until You've Seen Alaska Home Movies": Personal Films as Primary Sources
Are you into scrap-booking, wycinanki, origami, or card-making?
Paper crafters are invited
to bring their projects to the Salmon Meeting Room for a fun, creative,
morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
Are YOU having issues with technology? If so, stop by the Mountain View Library for assistance with your tech related needs.
The Tech Table can help with issues regarding resumes, internet and social media, online safety, typing skills, Microsoft and Google Suites, and more!
| Saturday Family Movies presents: Goosebumps (PG, 2015). Join us for an afternoon of popcorn, drinks, and fun on us as we get spooky and scary with this movie based on the best-selling books by R. L. Stine. |
Want to write a novel, but don’t know where to start?
Planning to participate in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month), but need
some structure to steer you through?
Join published authors Kellie Doherty, Erin McLellan, Tamsin
Ley, and librarian Nancy Clark as they share their tried-and-true (and failed)
processes. With pantsers and plotters in this group, we’ve got something for
everyone!
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
Need some space and
company to work on your novel? Join us for our Come Write In events to take on
the challenge of National Novel Writing Month.
Bring your laptop or paper or whatever you use to write, and
your imagination; we'll provide hot beverages and snacks to keep you fueled.
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
This workshop is very basic and is meant for beginners to bookkeeping. It will go over the fundamentals of financial record keeping, in relation to real-time, automated, software such as QuickBooks Online, Sage “Peachtree”, Xero and others. Prior experience is not required. Topics include: Compliance, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable and reading financial reports. Forms and info to be discussed include IRS Forms 940, 941, 944, 583, W-2, W-4, and i-9.
This class is free of charge but pre-registration is required.
Interested in applying for SNAP/food stamps?
The Food Bank of Alaska will be in the Loussac Library Atrium to help with the Public Assistance Applications from 12-4pm
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
This session of Tundra Vision features Gwen Higgins and Arlene Schmuland of the University of Alaska Anchorage Archives & Special Collections presenting "You Haven't Seen Alaska Until You've Seen Alaska Home Movies": Personal Films as Primary Sources
Join us for this season of Tundra Vision for three behind-the-scenes look at how filmmakers and film archivists capture in motion Alaska’s diverse people, places and perspectives, and provide a unique vantage point into our Polar past.
Additional Dates
October 10
Marie Acemah, See Stories
Teaching Alaska History Through Community Filmmaking
October 24
Angela Schmidt, Alaska Film Archives, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Alaskans in Motion
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
See how fiber is spun
into yarn by the Eagle River Spinners.
If you are interested in trying your hand at spinning, please call ahead
of time and an extra wheel and fiber will be provided.
Need some space and
company to work on your novel? Join us for our Come Write In events to take on
the challenge of National Novel Writing Month.
Bring your laptop or paper or whatever you use to write, and
your imagination; we'll provide hot beverages and snacks to keep you fueled.
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
Reading can provide a mirror that reflects your own culture
and a window that offers you a view into someone else’s experience. Literary
Bridges is a book club that strives to increase respect, empathy, and
understanding in Anchorage. Books are chosen to reflect Anchorage’s diverse
community and will vary in content and genre. All ages are welcome. Discussions will be facilitated by Bridge
Builders of Anchorage.
Bridge Builders of Anchorage’s mission is the promotion and celebration of harmony and respect among all cultures in order to make Anchorage, Alaska the first city without prejudice.
Need some space and
company to work on your novel? Join us for our Come Write In events to take on
the challenge of National Novel Writing Month.
Bring your laptop or paper or whatever you use to write, and
your imagination; we'll provide hot beverages and snacks to keep you fueled.
Are you into scrap-booking, wycinanki, origami, or card-making?
Paper crafters are invited
to bring their projects to the Salmon Meeting Room for a fun, creative,
morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
Are YOU having issues with technology? If so, stop by the Mountain View Library for assistance with your tech related needs.
The Tech Table can help with issues regarding resumes, internet and social media, online safety, typing skills, Microsoft and Google Suites, and more!
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
Need some space and
company to work on your novel? Join us for our Come Write In events to take on
the challenge of National Novel Writing Month.
Bring your laptop or paper or whatever you use to write, and
your imagination; we'll provide hot beverages and snacks to keep you fueled.
Interested in applying for SNAP/food stamps?
The Food Bank of Alaska will be in the Loussac Library Atrium to help with the Public Assistance Applications from 12-4pm
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with:
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 8. Registration is required. Registration will open at 9am on Monday, August 5. Registration will close at 5pm on Tuesday, September 3.
This class runs from 9/4-12/18. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 21.
United Way is committed to connecting Anchorage residents to quality affordable health insurance coverage. In-person assisters (Healthcare Navigators) are available to help you and your loved ones enroll in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov or in Denali Care – Alaska’s Medicaid program.
United Way Healthcare Navigators can provide free and confidential assistance with: