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Royal Caribbean Group Announces Cruise Support for Shop Local Alaska Program - Vimarsana News

Royal Caribbean Group Announces Cruise Support for Shop Local Alaska Program

Royal Caribbean Group Announces Cruise Support for Shop Local Alaska Program Royal Caribbean Group has pledged its support for the Shop Local Alaska Program, an initiative by the BuyAlaska Program and Voyij.com, an online marketplace exclusively for Alaska businesses. As small businesses in Alaska face another season crippled by the loss of 1.3 million visitors to the state by cruise lines, Royal Caribbean Group has agreed to raise awareness of Alaskan-owned businesses in port towns that are struggling to survive. In addition to Alaska’s spectacular scenery and wildlife, small businesses th...

Wyoming Arts Council announces new Native Art Fellowship - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Arts Council announces new Native Art Fellowship

(Statewide, WY) – The Wyoming Arts Council is pleased to announce a new initiative: a Native Art Fellowship. For years, the Wyoming Arts Council has hosted annual fellowships for the visual, literary, and performing arts that are merit-based and juried by professionals from outside the state. Advertisement This year, the Arts Council is also offering a Native Art Fellowship. Structured similarly to the other fellowships, the Native Art Fellowship is an unrestricted $3,000 award that is open to Native artists based within Wyoming, across any artistic discipline or medium (visual, literary, p...

West Seattle Blog… | HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND: Duwamish Longhouse hosting first Native Art Market since pre-pandemic - Vimarsana News

West Seattle Blog… | HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND: Duwamish Longhouse hosting first Native Art Market since pre-pandemic

Native Art Market. As you can see in our photo, it’s a distanced layout – Longhouse director Jolene Haas had told the District 1 Community Network this week that they would limit the number of participating artists to allow more space for them and visitors. You’ll still find a wide variety of art, craft, and apparel items to choose from. The event continues until 7 tonight and again 11 am-7 pm on Sunday. Free admission; mask required. And if you have to park on the other side of West Marginal Way, there is crossing assistance: The Longhouse’s address is 4705 West Marginal Way SW.