February events calendar.

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ANCHORAGE

3 Ski for Women

The largest women-only ski event in North America, drawing more than 1,500 participants of all skiing abilities. Proceeds benefit the Abused Women's Aid in Crisis program in Anchorage. Classic begins at 10:30 a.m. and skate begins at 12:30 p.m. Located at Kincaid Park. For more information, phone 907-279-9581 or visit www.alaskaskiforwomen.org.

9 Scared Scriptless Comedy Improv

Features improvised scenes based on audience suggestions. For mature audiences only. Cost is $7 at the door. Showtime is 8 p.m. at Wild Berry Theater. Call 907-562-8858 or visit www.scaredscriptless.com.

16 Susitna 100 and the Little Su 50K

100-mile and 50K endurance races follow remote trails in the cold and snowy Alaska wilderness. Susitna 100 begins at 9 a.m. and the Little Su 50K begins at 11 a.m. Both races start and finish at the Point Mackenzie General Store. Travel is the choice of participants: bike, ski or on foot. For more information, phone 907-345-2282 or visit www.susitna100.com.

22-23 Alaska Dance Theatre Presents Mobius

The signature concert of the Alaska Dance Theatre showcases performances of the company's eclectic repertoire including ballet, contemporary and jazz dance. New work by guest and resident choreographers will be featured. For more information, phone 907-263-ARTS or visit www.alaskadancetheatre.org.

22-3/2 Anchorage Fur Rendezvous

Celebrate local winter Anchorage traditions. A time-aged tradition that dates back to the early 1900s when trappers and miners emerged from Alaska's wilderness to trade, socialize and compete in survival-type games. Prizes awarded for the longest fox, the best fox and finest ermine pelts. The event was officially named Fur Rendezvous in 1937. For more information, phone 907-274-1177.

23 Meet the World

Experience the uniqueness of Anchorage's cultural melting pot. When Bridge Builders of Anchorage hosts a colorful cultural festival that has become a highlight of the winter season. Grab a fact-filled passport and visit more than 30 booths from different corners of the globe while enjoying music and dance performances. Located at the Anchorage Museum, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, phone 907-343-4326 or visit www. anchoragemuseum.org.

24 "Running of the Reindeer"

Witness the first-ever "Running of the Reindeer." More than a dozen reindeer and a thousand participants will race, Pamplona-style, down a fenced, snow-laden course through city streets. Race begins at 3:30 p.m. on...