Yukon Events Magazine
-
Issue: 2020-01-22, PHOTO: Robert Postma Photography
Yukon Famous
A new comedy troupe is stepping outside the box currently occupied by Yukon’s comedy scene. Read more
Jan. 22, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-22, PHOTO: Vincent Lim
Tenor of his times
What’s in a name? Is it possible that a kid from Philly named Sam Taylor was predestined to become a tenor sax player and make a name for himself in New York City’s thriving jazz scene? Read more
Jan. 22, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-22, PHOTO: courtesy of Boys and Girls Club Yukon / Erik Pinkerton Photography
Like a rhinestone Sam
Last year, the major annual fundraiser of the Boys and Girls Club of Yukon (BGCY), the “Bachelor Auction,” made an evolutionary step as an event. The new “Live Auction” format now partners with Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous and hosts entertaining skits Read more
Jan. 22, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-22, PHOTO: Hank Moorlag
Dementia and getting past the stigma
Dr. Andrew Kaegi lives in Whitehorse and he has dementia. Read more
Jan. 22, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-15, PHOTO: Pixabay
The picture
With all of today’s technology, it’s amazing how some stories stay under the radar. The times are rare when you trip over a situation in which the lifeblood of a powerful government agency was dependent on one ordinary Joe. Read more
Jan. 15, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-15, PHOTO: Amber Church
Canadian inspiration
Amber Church hopes guests will share her love for the scope and diversity that Canada has to offer. Her solo exhibition True North Strong and Free features new work and is her first solo show in more than three-and-a-half years. Read more
Jan. 15, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-15, PHOTO: courtesy of Sandra Storey
Stories sprout wings in the dark
It seems to me that we struggle for good stories about death. In the long goodbye: Mother had Alzheimer’s, Sandra Grace Storey has generously, and honestly, taken us to a raw and vulnerable place in her own life. Read more
Jan. 15, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-15, PHOTO: courtesy of Nakai Theatre/Erik Pinkerton
Spice up you January with some variety
If you feel a strong connection to the Yukon and you like variety and fun in your entertainment, or if you’d just like a good excuse to hire a baby-sitter and get together with friends on a cold January evening Read more
Jan. 15, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-15, PHOTO: Rick Zuran
Bizarre ice
A creature out of Deep Space Nine? Alien roadways? Actually these are local pictures I took in the Marsh Lake area Yukon, of structures in lake ice last spring. Read more
Jan. 15, 2020
-
Issue: 2020-01-15, PHOTO: Hugh Copland
Bent rocks - Part 14
It’s not a big gamble to bet that when two continent-sized pieces of the earth’s crust collide into each other, there’s bound to be some dramatic results. Layers of rock several kilometres thick are crushed, fractured and folded. Read more
Jan. 15, 2020
Looking For A Past Issue?
Follow What's Up Yukon Magazine's board What's Up Yukon Magazine on Pinterest.