Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - (Page 15) 4 Classical Mystery Tour & Fairbanks Symphony Special event at the Carlson Center, 8 pm. (907) 474-5733, symphony@fairbankssymphony.org, www.fairbankssymphony.org 1-17 You Can’t Take It With You This Pulitzer prize-winning comedic play showcases the story of the zany Sycamore family. Presented by Fairbanks Drama Association. Fri.Sun. at Riverfront Theatre. Call (907) 456-PLAY for times. fda-fct@gci.net 8-12 24th Annual GCI/NYE Frontier Family Arctic Man Ski & Sno-Go Classic 5.5-mile ski race with snowmobile partner who pulls the skier 2.25 miles between both courses. The Ultimate Adrenaline Rush! (907) 456-2626, arcticmn@gci.net, www.arcticman.com 2 Chena River Run First five-kilometer run of the season. This event is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Fairbanks to benefit local community service projects. (907) 452-8986 Fairbanks Symphony Association Nicole Stewart-DeMattia 18 Yuval Ron Ensemble The Ensemble endeavors to alleviate national, racial, religious and cultural divides by uniting the music and dance of the opposing people of the Middle East into a unique musical celebration. (907) 474-8081, info@fairbanksconcert.org, www.fairbanks concert.org Courtesy FCA 3 Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra 50th Anniversary Concert Special guest guitarist Jason Vieaux. Davis Concert Hall. (907) 4745733, symphony@fairbanks symphony.org, www.fairbanks symphony.org 30 Connoisseur Recital Special guest guitarist Jason Vieaux at Davis Concert Hall. (907) 474-5733, symphony@ fairbankssymphony.org, www.fairbanks symphony.org 22-23 ASAA 2009 Track and Field State Championships The State Track and Field Championships for all high schools. Hosted by Lathrop High School. (907) 563-3723, www.asaa.org/sportsactivities/ trackfield/ May Jade Frank/FCVB 1 Alaska Visitor Industry’s Walk for Charity Raise money for local charities as you feast on fabulous food on this fun 3K graze through downtown Fairbanks. (907) 4511734, klane@explore fairbanks.com, www.alaska charitywalk.org Fairbanks Winter Fun! The Fairbanks Convention and Visitors Bureau annually sponsors a winter drawing contest with participation from the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District. Entry forms are distributed to local elementary schools and prizes are awarded to 10 winners in grades K-6. Winners are recognized at FCVB’s annual holiday celebration in December. Elena Voight, 2nd grade, winner of drawing contest “Fairbanks Winter Fun!” Photo by: Karen Lane/FCVB 15 http://www.fairbankssymphony.org http://www.arcticman.com http://www.fairbanksconcert.org http://www.fairbanksconcert.org http://www.fairbankssymphony.org http://www.fairbankssymphony.org http://www.fairbankssymphony.org http://www.fairbankssymphony.org http://www.asaa.org/sportsactivities/trackfield/ http://www.asaa.org/sportsactivities/trackfield/ http://www.alaskacharitywalk.org http://www.alaskacharitywalk.org
Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 Contents Who Let the Dogs Out? When Do We Turn On the Northern Lights? Head North Surf's Up At the Hot Springs It's All About Ice and Snow Winter Wear Can You Catch Fish? Where's Santa? What Do Knights, Lions and Horses Have In Common? Discover Where Fairbanks Comes to Life Out and About...And On Tour Small Town...Big Events Who Offers Winter Fun? Fairbanks Denali Neighbors, Arctic Neighbors, Interior Neighbors Alaskan Neighbors Winter Fun: It's Cool To Be Safe Who To Call Aurora Sites: Facts and Forecasts Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 (Page Cover1) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Contents (Page Cover2) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Who Let the Dogs Out? (Page 1) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - When Do We Turn On the Northern Lights? (Page 2) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Surf's Up At the Hot Springs (Page 3) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - It's All About Ice and Snow (Page 4) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Winter Wear (Page 5) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Where's Santa? (Page 6) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - What Do Knights, Lions and Horses Have In Common? (Page 7) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Out and About...And On Tour (Page 8) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Small Town...Big Events (Page 9) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Small Town...Big Events (Page 10) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Small Town...Big Events (Page 11) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Small Town...Big Events (Page 12) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Small Town...Big Events (Page 13) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Small Town...Big Events (Page 14) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Small Town...Big Events (Page 15) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Who Offers Winter Fun? (Page 16) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 17) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 18) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 19) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 20) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 21) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 22) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 23) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 24) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Fairbanks (Page 25) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Denali Neighbors, Arctic Neighbors, Interior Neighbors (Page 26) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Alaskan Neighbors (Page 27) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Winter Fun: It's Cool To Be Safe (Page 28) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Aurora Sites: Facts and Forecasts (Page 29) Fairbanks Winter Guide 2008-2009 - Aurora Sites: Facts and Forecasts (Page Cover4)
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