Il Trittico

Opera on 360 North?Il Trittico, an opera by Giacomo Puccini, in three acts.

This production was staged in Alaska by Alaskans. The video production was created and edited by Alaskans. Watch Opera to Go's performance recorded in Juneau in October, 2008.

Act I - Il Tabarro
Act II - Suor Angelica
Act III - Gianni Schicchi


Consider this as an alternative to television sports! (?)

January 1
4:00 pm

New Year's Eve 2008

Two NEW Programs Premier

Pamyua performs before an audience at the Ocean Celebration concert in Juneau. This event was sponsored by Turning the Tides and recorded by KTOO-TV.

Ocean Celebration Concert

9:00 pm

The program the Department of History doesn't want you to see!

He is known as the evil genius who created the Fly By Night Club's "Whale Fat Follies." Now he's at it again with "Alaska, the first 10,000 years." It's the hilarious story of Alaska's history from the earliest days of cavemen hitchhiking across the Bering Sea Land Bridge to Nowhere, through the gold rush and on to statehood.

Alaska: The First 10,000 Years

10:00 pm

December 31

Celebrate with 360 North!

WEIO 2007

Watch the 2007 World Eskimo Indian Olympics on 360 North. Meet the athletes and watch the competition. Enjoy the dance and cultural exchange. It is all in this great documentary by Jeanie Greene Productions.

Tuesday, December 30
at 9:00 pm

Eagles on Evening at Egan

Bald Eagles of the North Pacific Coast
with David Hancock

Noted Canadian ornithologist, conservationist and writer David Hancock shares over 50 years of experience observing and studying the bald eagle of the Pacific Northwest. Hancock has published numerous scientific articles and scores of books on birds. In this presentation he focuses on bald eagles in different stages of their development.

Friday, December 26
at 8:00 pm

Holiday Programming 2008

48 Hours of Holiday Specials!

12:00 am Christmas Eve
until
midnight Christmas Day


Music, music, music.... and a
whole lot more.

What People Are Saying

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Thanks for letting us know.

Bear Documentary

Wednesday at 8:00 pm

Meeting of Alaska's Electoral College

Along with the rest of the nation, Alaska's electors will meet on Monday, December 15 and cast their electoral votes.

In Alaska, political parties select their electors and submit the names to the Division of Elections. Alaska’s electors are Roy Burkhart, Hope Nelson and Robert Brodie. The electors represent the political party of the Presidential candidate who won the popular vote in Alaska. For 2008 that is the Alaska Republican Party. Under state law each elector must pledge that he or she will cast their electoral vote for the candidate of the party.

Presiding at the meeting of the Alaska electors will be Lieutenant Governor Sean Parnell.

Meeting of Alaska's Electoral College
A Gavel to Gavel Alaska Special

Monday, December 15
8:00 pm

The Great Age of Salmon and the PAF

Sail to Alaska aboard a windjammer. Fish salmon aboard the Bristol Bay sailboats that operated at the mercy of wind and tide. Climb aboard a fish trap! This is a program history buffs, maritime enthusiasts and fishermen will love.

This documentary brings to life a fascinating era in the history of commercial fishing in the last frontier. Featuring film footage dating back to 1926 and narrated by industry pioneer Stan Tarrant, The Great Age of Salmon and the PAF is the story of the early fishing industry in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, and of the Pacific American Fisheries company of Bellingham.

Thursday at 9:00

Moose and Bears

A good night of Alaska programming should include moose and bears.

Wednesday
8:00 pm

Wednesday
8:30 pm

KYUK Documentary

Uncle Sam's Men tells the story of the men and women who served in the Tundra Army of Alaska's Territorial Guard during WWII. Over 6,000 Alaskans volunteered for the Territorial Guard. More than half were Alaskan Natives, predominantly Yup'ik and Inupiaq Eskimos.

The role these citizen soldiers played in defending Alaska's western and arctic coasts from the threat of Japanese invasion is remembered through the recollections of Tundra Army veterans, rare film footage and photographs of the Tundra Army in action.

This documentary was produced in 1995 by public television station KYUK in Bethel.

Tuesday, December 9
9:00 pm

Visiting Scholar Talks About Globalization

Dr. Michael Veseth is a professor and Director of the International Political Economy Program at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, where he has taught since 1975.

Veseth is currently researching a book on the global wine market. An economist by training, he has authored and edited more than a dozen books and is considered an authority on the political economy of globalization.

On November 22nd he spoke before and answered questions from an audience in the KTOO-TV studio in Juneau hosted by the Juneau World Affairs Council. 360 North is excited to be able to bring the event to viewers throughout Alaska.

Monday, December 8
9:00 pm

The Original "Deadliest Catch"

Before the Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch series became famous, another program documented the Bering Sea king crab fishery.

Pots of Gold: The Profit and the Sorrow describes the remarkable Alaska fishery that made millionaires out of some and caused many to risk their lives in one of the most dangerous occupations on earth.

Thursday at 9:00 pm

Charlie Jimmie - Growing Up Tlingit

In February 2004, Charlie Jimmie made a presentation at the Haines Borough Public Library about what it was like to grow up Tlingit in the Chilkat Valley.

Jimmie, born in 1932 in Yakutat, is a Raven/Coho and spent his early years traveling with his grandfather and parents. His uncle Tom Jimmie, a cultural historian and tradition bearer, was influential in his upbringing as was his adopted father, Austin Hammond, of the Chilkoot Lukaaxa'di.

Broadcast of this program was made possible by the Haines Borough Public Library.

Meet Charlie Jimmie and learn what it was like for him Growing Up Tlingit.

Tonight
9:00 pm

Happy Birthday!

360 North officially went on the air on December 1, 2007.
This week, 360 North is one year old.


Support 360 North for the next year. Join the 360 Circle and help continue the growth of the station during 2009 and the programming we bring to viewers across Alaska all year long.