Current Exhibits
Switch and Exchange: A Brief History of Telephones in 20th Century Juneau
Exhibit runs through 2025-12-01
Opening Reception: January, 5th, 4-7pm
Telephones, switchboards, and the lines that connected them were once signifiers of a thriving modern community in the 20th Century. Juneau, as the first city in Alaska to have an established telephone system, exemplified a modern community in this way. This mini exhibition explores the history of landline telephones, Juneau’s early telephone company, and why Juneau has a community named Telephone Hill through interactives, phones, photographs, and art.
Wild Joys: Creating Community Through the Performing Arts May 2nd – October 18th, 2025
Exhibit runs through 2025-10-19
Wild Joys: Creating Community Through the Performing Arts
May 2nd–October 18th, 2025
Leslie Murray Gallery
Opening Reception: Friday, May 2nd, 4:30–7 p.m.
Wild Joys is an interactive exhibition that explores the history of performing arts in our community. With a focus on dance, theater, and music, Wild Joys invites the viewer to participate in the exhibition while learning local history. Visitors will have an opportunity to take selfies with props on a small stage, thumb through historic show posters, and enjoy live performances by local artists during scheduled open mic hours. During the opening reception there will be performances by musician Taylor Dallas Vidic, dancer Kelsey Bryce Riker, jugglers Roblin Gray Davis and Darius Mannino, and actors Donnie Gott and Natalia Spengler.