"It's good to have an end to journey towards, but it is the journey that matters, in the end."--Ernest Hemingway
2 Screenings at Anch Film Fest
About the film
Tickets are available at the Alaska Experience Theater. All AFF screenings are $10.
Show your support by accepting this Facebook Invitation:
Sunday, Dec 3, 2017
4pm - 5:30pm
Alaska Experience Theater
333 West 4th Ave, Ste 270
Film Fest Category: Made In Alaska
Show your support by accepting the Facebook Invitation:
Thursday, Dec 7, 2017
6:15pm - 7:45pm
Alaska Experience Theater
333 West 4th Ave, Ste 270
Film Fest Category: Made In Alaska
If you were there that day - you're probably in this film!
Five/Thirty: An Urban Conflux was surprise event celebrating the Anchorage centennial. A one day gathering on May 30th, 2015 (that's the "Five/Thirty" part) to discover Urban Anchorage in unexpected ways. Events were organized to happen all over the city simultaneously as a celebration of exploring urban life.
Each event was in reality and experiment to learn if people would change what they had planned for the day if they were interrupted by musicians and offered a chance to divert to Town Square Park where a surprise was waiting for them: an Urban Conflux. The Urban Conflux told the history of Anchorage, through original music, movement and spoken word. The project partnered with the local businesses to create mock events that could be interrupted. People Mover and had musicians on the bus system in Anchorage for the first time in it's history. The Anchorage Symphony Orchestra partnered with local musicians playing original scores.
The film demonstrates how we used music to disrupt and connect businesses, artists, and the people of Anchorage to each other and the history of our city.
Some Examples of Events on May 30th, 2015
Previous events
More details to come...
Age limit: All ages
"Journeys, like artists, are born and not made."--Lawrence Durrell
Come to Delaney Park Strip for an unplugged Jam Band. Bring any instrument. Kazoos are welcome! Event Contact: Fiona Worcester fionaworcester@gmail.com
First United Methodist Church Walking Labyrinth
We will be putting together a temporary walking labyrinth using rope on the front lawn for people to come and take time for a prayer walk.
Age limit: All ages
Anchorage is home to one-of-a-kind architecture. For a fresh take on neighborhood 'house gazing' from the car, join designers Kamu and Klaus for a guided bike tour showcasing local architectural areas of interest, and learn about the design process along the way.
Age limit: All ages
These kids have been growing plants from seed and on May 30th they're going to wander through downtown giving them away to random pedestrians. There may be some surprises along the way.
Age limit: All ages
Join an Anchorage Museum curator for a bicycle tour of Anchorage in celebration of the Anchorage Centennial. Stops include important Dena'ina cultural sites, Ship Creek, early Anchorage homes, decommissioned military installations, and more. Please bring your own bike, helmet and lock. Bike rentals are available downtown. For more information contact Carolyn Kozak at 907-929-9205 or ckozak@anchoragemuseum.org.
$8/$10
Yoga Liebe-Yoga and Walking Meditation
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Delaney Park , NE Corner of 10th and G St., Anchorage, Alaska
Join Rachel Lauderbaugh of Yoga Liebe (yogaliebe.com ) and the Urban Conflux for a day of fun, yoga, mingling and meditation. All you need is an open mind, some free time, and a yoga mat or towel. For more information: yogaliebe1@gmail.com
Age limit: All ages
Summer is a beautiful time in Alaska and a great time to explore. Hike trails, visit nearby parks, explore streams, and appreciate the Alaskan wildlife! Please dress appropriately for the weather, bring a water bottle and wear adequate shoes for this activity. Contact Leah Solberg for details
"When you have completed 95% of your journey, you are only halfway there."--Japanese Proverb
Because if we told you THAT, then it wouldn't be a mystery!
Open Space Alaska presents Tai Chi in the Park
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Something brand new is happening on May 30th, and you won't want to miss it. More will be revealed as the date approaches, but if you want to have an awesome community Tai Chi experience, mark your calendar and join us on the Delaney Park Strip at noon! This is bigger than anything we have done before, so stand by. I'm inviting all Tai Chi groups and massage school alumni that I know, for a rare opportunity to reconnect and fellowship with old friends.
Age limit: All ages
"Near may be better than far, but it still isn't there."--Cinderella's Prince (Into the Woods)
Anchorage, it's your chance to let your freak flag fly...um...I mean, it's your chance to let your FREAK BIKE RIDE!!! Dress up, dress YOUR BIKE UP, come out to 1406 W. 33rd and get ready for Anchorage's FIRST ANNUAL SLOW ROLL...think of it as a ginormous parade on bike. Dress accordingly, and bring EVERYONE!! Gather at 12:15, start riding at 12:30 sharp!
Steve Heimel's Anchorage Bike Tour
West Anchorage High School-Main Entrance, 1700 Hillcrest Drive, Anchorage, Alaska
Join Steve Heimel, long time Spenard resident, former radio news Anchor at Alaska Public Media and host of Talk of Alaska, for a unique tour on bicycle through the lens of Steve Heimel. Meet the group at the front of West High School at 12:15 pm. Tour begins at 12:30 sharp!
Age limit: All ages
"A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving." --Lao Tzu
"Well, we can't all come and go by bubble."--Elphaba (Wicked)
"Our happiest moments as travelers seem to come when we stumble upon one thing while in pursuit of something else."--Lawrence Block
People Mover Route 45-Mystery Ride-A-Long
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"You think you know how this story is going to end, but you don't."--Christopher Moore (Lamb)
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