MARCH 2027

Beyond the Public Performance: Catch the Green Beat!

Public Show & Benefit Performance: “Phonk: Rewired“ on March 27, 2027.

Catch the Green Beat with Scrap Arts Music: From Scrap to Art

Recycling Extravaganza.  Reduce. Reuse. Recreate!

We’re going green at this year’s Benefit performance in partnership with Scrap Arts Music, whose dynamic performances transform recycled materials into extraordinary instruments. Inspired by their creativity, this event embraces recycling as both a theme and a call to action — bringing the community together to think differently about waste, sustainability and the impact we can make when we work collectively. It’s a celebration of innovation, environmental awareness and the power of the arts to spark meaningful change.

We invite local businesses and organizations to take part by purchasing rows and hosting booths during the event. This is a unique opportunity to connect with attendees, share your sustainability practices and showcase how your work supports a greener future. By engaging directly with the community, you help create a space for learning, collaboration and inspiration. Together, we can highlight the importance of recycling, encourage responsible choices and strengthen local partnerships.

As part of our commitment to giving back, the event will also feature a canned food drive to support local families in need. This added element reinforces the spirit of community at the heart of the evening — where creativity meets purpose and generosity drives impact. Join us in making this Benefit not only a memorable performance but also a meaningful step toward a more sustainable and connected community.

How the North gives back.  Think Globally, Act Locally!

AJT Annual Benefit Festivities to Include:

●  Live & silent auctions
●  No host bar
●  Heavy hors d’oeuvres & dessert
●  Exclusive access to the After Party to mingle with the performers

PLUS a LIVE performance of Scrap Arts Music in the Atwood Concert Hall.

Ticket price includes reception, show ticket and a tax deductible donation to Alaska Junior Theater.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the generous donors who made AJT’s 2025 Annual Benefit a great success. Your contributions reflect a shared commitment to inspiring Alaska’s youth through the performing arts.

Thank you so much to 2 Friends Gallery, 49th State Brewery, Alaska Airlines, Alaska Aviation Museum, Alaska Cake Studio, Alaska Career College, Alaska Center for the Performing Arts, Alaska Club East, Alaska Dance Theatre, Alaska Dinner Factory, Alaska Fur Exchange, Alaska Healing Journey, Alaska Junior Theatre, Alaska Mill Feed and Garden Center, Alaska Railroad, Alaska Rock Gym, Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Allen & Peterson Cooking & Appliance Center, Anchorage Concert Association, Anchorage Museum of History & Art, Anchorage Opera, Anchorage Symphony Orchestra, Anchorage Wine House, Aramark Leisure – Denali Park Village, Arctic Roadrunner Inc., Art by Vonnie, BB’s Coffee Shop, Bear Tooth/Moose’s Tooth Pub, Bell’s Nursery & Gifts, Bella Luce Portraits, Body Piercing Unlimited, Bosco’s, Bottom’s Up Boutique, Buffalo Wild Wings, Cabin Fever, Catered Blessings Dessert First, Chilkoot Charlies, Classic Toys, Copper Whale Inn, Cyrano’s Theatre Company, Dark Horse Coffee, David Green Master Furrier, Denali Destroyer, Double Shovel Cider Co., Firetap Alehouse Restaurant, Forget-Me-Not Designs & Photography, Fur Rhondy, Great Alaska Pizza Co., Hilton Anchorage, Horn Doctor Music Store Inc., Hotel Captain Cook, Humpy’s Great Alaskan Alehouse, Husky Homestead, Jitters, Kaladi Brothers Coffee Company, Kenai Fjords Tours (Pursuit), Kobuk Cafe, Logistics LLC, Mahay’s Jet Boat Adventures, Major Marine Tours, Marvin & Nancy Bish, Matanuska Brewing Company, MoPOP, Musk Ox Farm, Oil & Vinegar – 5th Ave Mall, Once in a Blue Moose, Over the Rainbow Toys, Papa Murphy’s Dimond, Putters Wild, Red Robin Alaska Inc./Jersey Mikes, Reindeer Farm, Scan Home, Scooper Trooper LLC, Second Run, Sheraton Anchorage Hotel, South Restaurant, Spenard Roadhouse, Studio 49, Subway of Alaska, Summit Spice and Tea Company, Sunny Cove Kayaking, Sunshine Custom Promotions, Sweet Caribou, Tastee Freez, Tons of Fun Entertainment, Uncle Joe’s Pizzeria, Urban Greens Subs & Salads, Ann Morgester, Mary Knox Dodge and Carla Wight.

Your support makes our mission possible and we are deeply thankful.

The Scrap Arts Music program was made possible in part with funding by Rasmuson Foundation through the Harper Arts Touring Fund, administered by the Alaska State Council on the Arts.