This weekend in Juneau, AK

Celebrate local creativity at a monthly market that brings together talented makers, bakers, crafters, and other creatives from Juneau, all in one place. Browse handcrafted goods, enjoy fresh-baked treats, and take a relaxed walk with a coffee while discovering new finds each month. The event is family friendly, highlights locally made items, and showcases unique pieces alongside tasty bites. Vendor opportunities are available for artists, crafters, and small business dreamers.

At Jensen-Olson Arboretum in Juneau, Theater Alaska presents Molly Smith Metzler’s “Cry It Out,” a comedic portrait that follows three new moms. Admission is free, and contributions to Theater Alaska are appreciated. Guests are asked to bring their own seating for the performance. Registration can be completed through the Theater Alaska website.

Every Sunday, Douglas Thrift Store offers 10 percent off purchases for customers who leave a positive rating on the store's Facebook page. This weekly offer brightens slower Sundays with a little extra savings.

Andrew Stanley brings his stand-up to the Alaska State Capitol in Juneau. A homeschooled preacher’s kid with a finance degree, he left a Budget Analyst position with health insurance to pursue comedy. He now tours across the United States and internationally, performing at clubs, festivals, fundraisers, churches, corporate events, and even the occasional nearly empty bar where no one expected a comedy show. Known for a dry, observational style and a distinctive point of view, he has earned recognition that includes winning the 2017 Search for the South’s Funniest Accountant and being named a New Face of Comedy at Montreal’s Just For Laughs in 2019. He keeps his act clean because his parents are still alive.