Community Yoga classes on Sunday evenings in Porphyry Place, led by Stephanie Sever. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Come run with us in America’s largest National Park, Wrangell-St. Elias, where epic views and adventurous people make the McCarthy half-marathon and 5 mile runs, unlike any other race.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Join Charlotte Henson for an evening of dance!
These are simple, meditative, joyous circle dances that use sacred phrases and movements from all the world's spiritual traditions.
No experience is necessary and all dances are taught.
$10 suggested donation.
Community Yoga classes on Sunday evenings in Porphyry Place, led by Stephanie Sever. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Community Yoga classes on Sunday evenings in Porphyry Place, led by Stephanie Sever. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Field Sketching & Journaling 2-Day Workshop with Kristin Link: A Creative Immersion
Join us for the final event in this summer’s Origin Stories: A Living Room Series, as the Kennecott-McCarthy community gathers to share stories and memories of Ed LaChapelle in his beloved cabin, Porphyry Place.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Join the WMC for our annual Storytelling Festival — this year, a one-night-only celebration of revelry, shenanigans, and thoughtful reflection.
Hosted by our very own, Joey Boots-Ebenfield!
Join the WMC Field Studies students as they proudly present their final projects from the 7-week Earth Studies course, on display in the Old Hardware Store.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Community Yoga classes on Sunday evenings in Porphyry Place, led by Stephanie Sever. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Only THREE Word Jams this year, so mark your calendars! Join us for a night of open mic - WMC style - storytelling, poetry, song, comedy, skits, and any creative venture involving words. Come hungry! We will serve finger-style dinner by donation before the event. Check our socials for the menu!
Meet in the Old Hardware Store on the WMC Campus on June 22nd at 7 pm.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Community Yoga classes on Sunday evenings in Porphyry Place, led by Stephanie Sever. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Come on down to an informal and weekly musical jam. Bluegrass-inspired but open to any style! Bring your instruments, songbooks and voices! All musical skill levels welcome. Meet in the Porphyry Place cabin on the WMC Campus, Tuesdays at 7 pm.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Join Charlotte Henson for an evening of dance!
These are simple, meditative, joyous circle dances that use sacred phrases and movements from all the world's spiritual traditions.
No experience is necessary and all dances are taught.
$10 suggested donation.
Community Yoga classes on Sunday evenings in Porphyry Place, led by Stephanie Sever. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
The Saghani ggaay Summer Camp invites our community to share in the creation and celebration of the Saghani gaay Potlatch gathering. A Potlatch is an Indigenous ceremonial feast traditionally organized as a celebration of life. A truly historic endeavor, McCarthy’s first modern-day Potlatch welcomes Tribal Villages from the greater area along with the MXY/Kenn community an opportunity to celebrate themes of reciprocity. As per tradition, you’re invited to bring food and small gifts to share in the bounty, meet the Saghani ggaay team, and to learn from Ahtna culture. If you would like to help by donating fish, please reach out to Sabrina at sabrina@wrangells.org.
Held in the Old Hardware Store on the WMC Campus on July 18 from 3 to 6pm.
Saghani ggaay (“Young Raven” in Ahtna) is an Alaska Native Youth summer camp inviting Copper River area youth to learn cultural identity curriculum lead by Indigenous Instructors hosted by the WMC and Raven Moonlight nonprofit.
Join our special guest, Indigenous instructor and Raven Moonlight co-founder, Sonia Vent, along with the youth participants to hear Sonia's origin stories of Koyukon Athabascan descent raised in the Interior of Alaska. This informal, “living room” event invites the community to hear about stories of identity and belonging. Questions and open discussion welcome! Held in the Old Hardware Store on the WMC Campus on July 17 at 7 pm.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
UNEARTH Film Screening and Discussion: July 12 @ 6:30 pm in the Kennecott Rec Hall
Join us for a film screening of the UNEARTH documentary, which discusses the community activism and socio-environmental implications of the Pebble Mine in Bristol Bay. Following the screening, we will hear from panelists, representing the Copper River Watershed Project, as we explore how the film’s themes of land stewardship and community-based responsibility extend to the McCarthy-Kennicott landscape.
Changes in the Land Community Discussion: July 11 at 6:30 pm in the Kennecott Rec Hall
Join us for a panel-led community discussion about the changes unfolding across the McCarthy-Kennicott landscape. We will consider how environmental changes, as well as the evolving impacts of tourism and business, shape our experiences of place and identity. This will be an open, community-based discussion where all attendees are welcome to share their voices.
Come on down to an informal and weekly musical jam. Bluegrass-inspired but open to any style! Bring your instruments, songbooks and voices! All musical skill levels welcome. Meet in the Porphyry Place cabin on the WMC Campus, Tuesdays at 7 pm.
Community Yoga classes on Wednesday evenings in the Kennecott Rec Hall, led by Katy Etterman and Meghan Seifert. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Community Yoga classes on Sunday evenings in Porphyry Place, led by Stephanie Sever. $10-15 suggested donation, cash only please. All levels welcome. Mats and any additional equipment will be provided.
Get your breakfast on with all-you-can-eat pancakes (plus 2 sausage links, coffee, and tang)! All proceeds benefit the Wrangell Mountains Center and the McCarthy-Kennecott Museum. Held in the Old Hardware Store on the WMC Campus. Served from 8 to 11am. $14 for adults. $7 for kids under 12
