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• The Fairbanks Alaska Public Lands Information Center offers scheduled films, special events, and family programs offered throughout the year.
• A variety of educational programs are offered year round on-site and off-site for community schools and youth groups.
  
• A lecture series entitled "Explore Alaska" is offered from autumn through spring with programs on a variety of topics such as adventuring in Alaska, public lands recreation opportunities and other Alaskan themes of special interest. 
• Native and local artist demonstrations are offered once a month as part of the community's First Friday events.
  
• Come on in and enjoy films about the gold rush, dog mushing, “Leave No Trace”, or a variety of other topics!
  
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Week of June13-19:    
9 am: 40 Below in Fairbanks  
10 am: The Aurora Explained
Noon: Deadliest Catch: High Hopes
2 pm: At the Time of Whaling
4 pm: The Reindeer Queen  

Week of June 20-26:            
9 am: 40 Below in Fairbanks  
10 am: The Aurora Explained   
Noon: Deadliest Catch: Good Fishing    
2 pm: Light of the North    
4 pm: Showdown at Grizzly River  

Week of June 27-July 3:    
9 am: 40 Below in Fairbanks  
10 am: The Aurora Explained   
Noon: Deadliest Catch: The Clock's Ticking
2 pm: Alaska Pipeline
4 pm: The Wolf Pack

Week of July 5-10:    
9 am: 40 Below in Fairbanks  
10 am: The Aurora Explained   
Noon: Deadliest Catch: The Final Run
2 pm: One Man's Alaska
4 pm: Across Time and Tundra                

Week of July 11-17:     
9 am: 40 Below in Fairbanks
10 am: The Aurora Explained
Noon: Light of the North
2 pm: The Permafrost Frontier
4 pm: Toothwalkers: Giants of the Arctic Ice                

Week of July 18-24:    
9 am: 40 Below in Fairbanks  
10 am: The Aurora Explained   
Noon: The Gold Rush    
2 pm: Spirit of the North    
4 pm: The Trail of '42      

Week of July 25-31:    
9 am: 40 Below in Fairbanks  
10 am: The Aurora Explained
Noon: No Place Like Twin Lakes
2 pm: Tales of the Tundra
4 pm: Pioneer Family in Alaska  

Cultural Connections
Sun – Fri, Through Aug 21 7:00 p.m. $10 per person  

Monday–Thursday: Celebrating Athabascan People    
Gwich'in Dancers will perform while a narrator shares about community potlatches with pictures & video elements. Enjoy a mock potlatch on stage, and learn about the cultural significance.

Friday: Evolution of Dog-Mushing
Upper Tanana Athabascan sprint-dog musher Jennifer Probert shares racing stories and demonstrates advanced new techniques with her lead dog, Diamond.  

Cultural Tours: Mon-Fri, Through August 28 1 &3 p.m. $5 per person
View the Center's exhibits as your Athabascan guide shares traditions and values. Learn about the display's cultural significance.

Native Artists Demonstration the Workshop: 1 – 5 pm, M – F
Come meet Native artists from our region and buy exclusive work directly from them while learning more about their history and expertise.    

Book Signing and Lecture Saturday July 24th 3:30 p.m.
Jack deYonge will join us to talk about his new book, "Boomtown Boy: Coming of Age on Alaska's Lost Frontier"  

Exhibit Tours
June and July Weds, Thurs, Sat, Sun 12 noon
Join a National Park Service Ranger for an interpretive tour through our newly opened exhibits. FREE!  

For Kids        
June  and July  Saturdays 1 p.m.
Family Story Time: Alaskan-themed books for children ages 5 and up and their parents, sponsored by the Literacy Council of Alaska and Alaska Geographic  

Join First Friday
First  Friday of every  Month 5-8 p.m.
August 6: One Tree Project- The art teachers of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District demonstrate the utility of a birch tree                       through art.

Please call 907.459.3730 for more information.