What’s Up Yukon May 20, 2020 Issue
This series, The Radical Gardener, will look at ways in which working class people (or people who just want to save some scratch) can approach creating, caring for and maintaining a food garden — something which, given the uncertainty of these times, seems like a pretty good idea.
Gardening on the cheap Read More »
Antoinette’s Restaurant decided they would work through the pandemic by providing their fellow Yukoners with frozen meals so they could stock their freezers and enjoy the dishes when they wanted.
Stock your freezers Read More »
The COVID-19 lockdown has left fitness studios empty, but that doesn’t mean you can’t stay in shape
Bring the community together through fitness Read More »
Physical distancing has thrown a wrench in the plans of musicians all over the world—here’s how the Yukon’s own are dealing with these times
Going the Distance Read More »
With the circumstances of the COVID-19 lock down, many are thinking about a garden this year, perhaps, for the first time in their lives.
Great Thumbs, Great Ideas Read More »
Dalton Trail Gallery. a response to the void artists faced in the pandemic. In greenspace behind her house, Bauberger installed her dresses.
The Dalton Trail Gallery: Art in the age of COVID-19: Read More »
Impressed by the creativity the artists in the program have brought to re-imagining their workshops for online delivery.
Artist in the School Adapts Read More »
Since 2000, a small group of Yukoners have been uncovering, researching and writing about the history and stories of Asian and Black Yukoners.
May is Asian Heritage Month Read More »
The Yukon Artists @ Work Society (YA@W) are among those doing their best to adapt. They have come up with an innovative way to be present to their public within these new and shifting constraints.
How much is that artist in the window? Read More »
I was only six in 1949 when South Pacific, the musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II (with help from Joshua Logan), was the hottest ticket on Broadway.
Even if you don’t like the tune, fess up and pay the piper Read More »
Go outside for inspiration, then we’ll take our ideas inside, and, using some of that recycling that’s been piling up around the house, make some colourful art!
Recycled mixed media art cards Read More »
We will continue to offer curb-side pick-up for those that are not ready to come in and browse or for anyone with a cold or other symptoms. Based on books we have in stock our staff has come up with three book recommendations for people eager for new things to read
Well Read and Welcome Back! Read More »
Ever have dreams about homeschooling your kids, but never got the opportunity to? Now that you have no choice because of school closures, are you constantly fighting with your kids to get their work done?
Cool schooling for homeschooling Read More »
The secret to this recipe is the cream sauce that is just quickly buzzed together in a blender or food processor.
Creamy pasta shells with roasted cauliflower Read More »
Welcome to the first edition of “Traveling Light,” my new column for What’s Up Yukon. To begin, I’d like to launch the column by drawing one Tarot card for the human community of the Yukon, and beyond, at this moment.
Pace Yourself, You Animal Read More »
Here are a couple of recipes here that are, quite literally, muddled. What is muddling, anyways?
Muddling Our Way Through May Read More »
