Daily Archives: May 31, 2007

Enjoy music by the Chena River in the heart of downtown Fairbanks. Bring a lawn to Golden Heart Plaza next to the Log Cabin Visitors Center every Wednesday evening and Friday at noon (weather permitting). This is the 15th season of free concerts in the park sponsored by Festival Fairbanks. Admission is Free!

June 6, 2007 – July 27, 2007 Wednesdays 7-8 PM, and Fridays, Noon to 1 PM

Friday, June 1 – Love Gone Cold
Wed., June 6 – 9th Army Band Alaska: “Big Band Music”
Friday, June 8 – Pat Fitzgerald & Robin Dale Ford
Wed., June 13 – 9th Army Band Alaska “Arctic Rock”
Friday, June 15 – Pat Fitzgerald & Robin Dale Ford
Wed., June 20 – O Tallulah
Friday, June 22 – 9th Army Band Alaska “Jammin’ Salmon”
Wed., June 27 – Fairbanks Community Band
Friday, June 29 – 9th Army Band Alaska “Denali Brass”
Wed., July 4 – Holiday-No concert
Friday July 6 – Raging Hormones
Wed., July 11 – Fairbanks Community Band
Friday, July 13 – Outbound
Wed., July 18 – Leighton & Lousiaska
Friday, July 20 – FSAF Tundra Flutes
Wed., July 25 – Fairbanks Community Jazz Band
Friday, July 27 – FSAF Brass Ensemble

July 14th Tour 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM. Enjoy a day at the farms in & around Delta Junction.

Adults welcome($40) along with children 12 years – 17 years ($35). The Farm Bureau is sponsoring a tour beginning from the Jarvis Building. (The Jarvis Office Building is on the Alaska Highway next to the State Troopers Office.)

Travel to the Sullivan Roadhouse, visit farms and view livestock such as hogs, yaks, & bison along with a tour of farm machinery used in the area.

Lunch will be provided at the Trophy Lodge featuring Alaska Grown and bison burgers.

Preregistrate early by June 15 will give you a discount fee. Contact Jane Hamilton at (907) 895-4752 or by mail at PO Box 760 Delta Junction, AK 99737 for registration.

Saturday, May 26 was the annual Friendly Frontier Days. This event takes place in our small community of Delta Junction, location behind the Sullivan Roadhouse. This was an all day event, that started at 11:30. There were lots of laughs, good food, great entertainment, pig kissin’ – EW!

If you missed the event this year, you can always get involved next year. Chamber of Commerce is always looking for new volunteers. Mark you calendar for May 2008. A family event you won’t want to miss.

Photos Courtesy of Carol Watkins. To view the larger image, just click on any image and it will open in a new window.

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