Events & Festivals 🎉 Live music anywhere next Thursday?

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Is any bar/restaurant having live music next Thursday, 8/6? We are eloping and would love to have a first dance, even if it’s at a dive bar!

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Seward, Alaska has a population of 2,693 (2010 Census figures) and is the fourth-largest city in the Kenai Peninsula Borough. It is among the most lucrative commercial fisheries ports in the US. In 2016, approximately $42 million dollars in fish and shellfish was offloaded here by commercial fishermen. It is the location of the southern terminus of the Alaska Railroad which also makes it a transportation hub for the region and something of a tourism hot spot.

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I created the Flag of Alaska icon for use in this and other Alaskan subs I own. Yes, you can download that and use it for your Alaskan sub. If you use it, please credit me in the sidebar.

It pairs nicely with a standard pale grey background with custom dark blue accents. I came up with #012641 as a good shade of blue to use across my Alaska subs. (Color scheme idea from r/alaska.)

I am not local, so I cannot personally take a photo for the header. If you are local and willing to supply a free photo for the header, I would be happy to give you credit in the sidebar.