The People's Paper is a FREE monthly newspaper written by the people who live in the Mat-Su Valley. Make A Scene is a local art, music, and entertainment magazine.
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The People’s Paper is a free monthly newspaper written entirely by Alaskans. There are no paid writers—just real stories, ideas, and opinions from your community. It’s a place to connect, create, and express yourself. Got something to say? Send in your article!
Make A Scene Magazine is where it all began—our original arts and entertainment publication, proudly printed in Alaska since 2007. Created by and for local artists, musicians, and creatives, you’ll find it folded inside every issue of The People’s Paper.
AARS is building a new 20,619-square-foot expansion attached to its current facility — a project that will double treatment capacity for Alaskans seeking recovery. And they can’t finish it without community support.
Hosted by MASCOTarts and Make A Scene Media, in association with the Glenn Massey Theater.
Get ready, Mat-Su, it’s your time to shine! MASCOTarts and Make A Scene magazine are teaming up to present Valley’s Got Talent, a community-wide showcase inviting performers from every corner of the Valley to step into the spotlight.
In a shocking twist that has left mall Santas weeping into their beards and pretzel vendors questioning their purpose, Chad Carpenter, the cartoonist behind the wildly popular TUNDRA comic strip, will not be sitting at the Dimond Center Mall this Christmas season. For the first time in 30 years, Chad won’t be simultaneously doodling cartoons and trying to convince mall security that he’s not loitering.
The Valley Fiber Arts Guild (VFAG) presents their annual “Out of the Box” sale SaturdayNovember 29th at the Palmer Train Depot from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
As snow moves down the mountains and fills the valleys, the urge to get out and ride grows stronger every day. Don’t just hit the trails this winter, take the time to get trained. Alaska Safe Riders (ASR) has a host of training opportunities available this season thanks to support from a slate of incredible sponsors. Whether you’re looking for avalanche awareness, glacier travel tips, trail rides, or training for your school, ASR has something for everyone.
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AARS is building a new 20,619-square-foot expansion attached to its current facility — a project that will double treatment capacity for Alaskans seeking recovery. And they can’t finish it without community support.