This weekend’s events in Anchorage feature the close of the Pulse Dance Company’s 13th season and live music concerts, plus a fundraiser for Anchorage libraries.
: 8 p.m. Friday/Saturday, 12:30 p.m. Sunday, The Broken Blender, 535 W. 3rd Ave.
This multiday burlesque celebration features a Pandora’s box performance on Friday. Saturday’s show is titled “It’s Phoebe’s Line Anyway” and Sunday’s brunch glam gathering is “Violet’s Voluptuously Visual Show.” Tickets range from $27-$36.: 10 a.m. Saturday/Sunday, Alaska Airlines Center, 3550 Providence Dr.
This is among the biggest home events of the year with more than 100 vendors. There are experts available for a remodel or redesign along with seminars for new projects. Tickets are $10 and $8 for military and senior citizens. Ages 17 and under are free.The Fringe Fest kicks off with an open house on Saturday. The event highlights upcoming performances, activities and events in downtown Anchorage during the fest, which runs through April.
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