Throughout “Killers,” Scorsese depicts failings of society and personal relationships
John Muir’s classic “Travels in Alaska” juxtaposes beauty with a writer’s disconcerting bias
The display would include a bronze sow and two cubs interacting with a river
Kenai Performers debuts ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ musical
Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ brings intensity of stage to screen
Local authors Christine Cunningham and Steve Meyer will discuss their book at upcoming KPC showcase
Heather Lende’s “If You Lived Here, I’d Know Your Name” is as much about Lende as it is about Haines
The film shows off a thought-provoking and vividly realized original setting, even if it fails to capitalize on its own ideas
The two women, shocked that they’ve been left behind by their family and friends, resolve that they will not resign themselves to death
The plan outlines how the city plans to support arts and culture over the next 10 years
Hercule Poirot takes on supernatural in latest Agatha Christie adaptation
Historical conference to bring statewide community to central Kenai Peninsula
BenJammin and the Jammin Band play final show Saturday
‘Red, White and Royal Blue’ a surprisingly biting romcom
Kenai Performers launch regular dance programming with weeklong social workshop
Jaunty tales and folksy rhymes bring the far north to life in Robert Service’s poetry
As of Aug. 16, the Soldotna Music Series had drawn more than 15,700 attendees
A new superhero film needs to be great to earn attention
All tickets discounted to $4 at Kenai Cinema and Orca Theater on Aug. 27
Isolation, in all its forms, is a central theme of the book