We’ve sold out our 1300 seat venue for the third time in a row! This happened in record time for us in this venue. Thank you so much for your wonderful support of Alaska storytelling and sorry to those of you who couldn’t get tickets! Subscribe to our mailing list to be the first to know when tickets go on sale for our future shows!
Tickets for our 10th Anniversary show sold out within in a day! Thanks to everyone for your incredible support of Alaska storytelling! You can get on the waitlist for tickets in case we are able to make more available later and the show will air live on KUAC-FM as well.
Well attendance at our February 24, 2024 event definitely exceeded expectations! We sold out even faster than our fall show! Thanks SO MUCH to the incredible community of Alaska for their incredible support of our show. It really is beyond my comprehension.
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Thank you again for your unbelievable support for Alaska storytelling and we’ll see you at the next show!
We just made tickets available for our February 24, 2024 live event in Fairbanks! Tickets to our last event sold out before we even opened the lobby, so make sure to get yours now so you don’t show up to the event disappointed! Get your tickets here!
Please note, in an effort to make our program more sustainable, we have raised our ticket prices for the first time in nine years. Online tickets will now include a small service fee we had previously been covering for attendees and in-person tickets have gone up $5 each. This was a decision our team did not make lightly and we hope you still consider us one of the most affordable live events in Fairbanks.
For the first time in our history we SOLD OUT Hering auditorium for our November 18, 2023 live event! 1300 seats! Thanks to our wonderful audience for supporting Alaska storytelling so much. Tickets for our next event will go on sale soon. Make sure to subscribe to our e-newsletter so you get notified when they go on sale!
Dark Winter Nights is thrilled to announce that we have partnered with the North Star Community Foundation! NSCF serves as fiscal sponsor for member projects to accomplish good things in the community under their non-profit banner. Click here to make your tax-deductible donation to help support Alaska storytelling! Thank you for your support in helping us share the real Alaska with the world!
Dark Winter Nights is thrilled to announce our fall 2023 live event! It will be Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 7:00pm in Lathrop High School’s Hering Auditorium! This will be our first Dark Winter Nights event with our new host, Brittany Karns! You definitely won’t want to miss it! Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors/students/military, and $5 for kids 12 and under. Tickets are on sale now!
We are actively recruiting and reviewing stories, so submit your story if you’d like it considered for one of our events! You can also share your story with us for our radio show/podcast if public speaking isn’t your thing–no sweat. We also love our volunteers, so you can help us put on the show and get in free! Contact us for more information!
Dark Winter Nights is thrilled to announce our first fall event since 2019! It will be Saturday, November 19 at 7:00pm in Lathrop High School’s Hering Auditorium! Tickets will be $20 for adults, $15 for seniors/students/military, and $5 for kids 12 and under. Tickets will go on sale November 12th!
We are actively recruiting and reviewing stories right now, so submit your story if you’d like it considered for our fall event! You can also share your story with us for our radio show/podcast if public speaking isn’t your thing–no sweat. We also love our volunteers, so you can help us put on the show and get in free! Contact us for more information!
Dark Winter Nights: True Stories from Alaska is returning to the stage for the first time in two years on Saturday, February 26th at 7:00pm in Lathrop High School’s Hering Auditorium. Created and hosted by UAF professor Robert Prince, this is the first show since The New York Times called Dark Winter Nights the “best winter podcast for storytelling lovers.” Stories from the show have aired nationally on NPR’s Weekend Edition and it was featured in the November issue of Alaska Magazine. This show will feature stories from Deb Horner, Matt Irinaga, Dave Runfola, Sarah Sullivan, Dawn Erbeck, and Phoebe Rohrbacher. Masks and proof of vaccination will be required for entry. More information and tickets can be found at darkwinternights.com.