Come enjoy a night of cajun inspiration and food at the Taste of Mardi Gras this Friday, September 26 at the Anchor Pub & Club. Twelve of Anchorage’s hottest chefs will cook up their best cajun fare while you dance the night away to the sounds of Pamyua.
Friday, September 26, 2008
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
The Anchor Pub and Club
For more information contact:
www.alaska.redcross.org
Two of some of our favorite communities in Alaska. Thank you all for coming out in support for the Qetucak Tribe of Seward and the Turning The Tide in Juneau. We learned so many vital facts at TTT, and we ask you to check out and join their cause to fight for the oceans of the world. www.turningthetide.org
We’re back from a fabulous tour in Denmark. Food was good, people were awesome and the weather was even better! As soon as we get unpacked we’ll post some images from the tour. Stay tuned.
Thank you all for coming out in support this past Thursday. We had an amazing night of music and dance at Bernie’s Bungalow Lounge in Anchorage Alaska. Thank you so much for everyone who helped out, especially when we had to move all the gear and stage indoors due to the rain. We love you all. See you at the next show at the Alaska Native Heritage Center on July 12th.
Party coming up in downtown Anchorage. Please join us!
Tribal Roots :: Pamyua
Featuring SuperFreakQuency, guest DJs and dancers
July 3rd, 2008
9:00pm at Bernie’s Bugalow
Tickets are $12 at the door and $10 in advance
Ages 21 and up
See you there!
This video is so funny for us to watch. It’s over ten years old — we look like babies.
Check out the Old school Pamyua video and get your self a good laugh.
As some of you might already know we’ve been working on our first music video — yeah, it’s about time, we know that 
We’ve had so much fun filming with a good friend of ours John Anderson and there will definitely be more to come. The video is for a song on our upcoming album, which we’re very excited to announce right here for the first time!
Keep visiting for more updates. We love you all.
Saturday, February 8th (tomorrow) we’re all driving down to Seward to perform for the Qutekcak Native Tribe at the Seward High School Auditorium. Concert starts at 7:00pm.
See you there!
For all you environmentally aware people out there, let’s give it up for mother earth.
The University of Alaska International Polar Year office has invited us to Fairbanks to perform a concert at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, at the Hering Auditorium.
The concert is a celebration of the unique cultures of the north and their people’s ability to adapt to changes in both cultural and natural landscapes.
For more information check out Celebration of the North website
As you all know we went on tour in the North Slope this winter. We just coincidently found this blog made by a “Kimberlee” in Atqasuk, Alaska, which was one of our village tour stops. It was storming like crazy when we landed, but perfect inside. Check out this video edited with some highlights of the performance for the community.
