The best arts & culture spots in Juneau

4 arts & culture spots we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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From salmon-vertebrae earrings to ulus, beadwork, ceramics and drums, Mt. Juneau Trading Post hand-selects Native-made pieces from Alaska…

151 S Franklin St

From salmon-vertebrae earrings to ulus, beadwork, ceramics and drums, Mt. Juneau Trading Post hand-selects Native-made pieces from Alaska and the Northwest Coast of Canada, run by a multigenerational Tlingit family supporting local artists.

From the Juneau newsletter, August 5, 2026

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Juneau-Douglas City Museum keeps our story close to home with exhibits that weave Tlingit heritage, mining grit, and capital city quirks…

114 W 4th St

Juneau-Douglas City Museum keeps our story close to home with exhibits that weave Tlingit heritage, mining grit, and capital city quirks into something you’ll actually want to linger over. Pop in for a quick brain refresh, then keep an eye out for their seasonal guided walking tours when you need fresh air.

From the Juneau newsletter, August 11, 2026

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Last Chance Mining Museum gives a grounded, up-close look at Juneau’s mining roots with historic equipment and clear exhibits on how the…

1001 Basin Rd · ✓ checked Aug 27

Last Chance Mining Museum gives a grounded, up-close look at Juneau’s mining roots with historic equipment and clear exhibits on how the operation actually ran. It’s the kind of low-key, rainy-day wander that leaves you knowing more and sort of proud of the grit under this town’s surface.

From the Juneau newsletter, September 2, 2026

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The Whale Project

Arts & Culture

Need a breather between errands? The Whale Project features Tahku, a life-scale bronze humpback breaching from an infinity pool on the…

Harris Harbor Way

Need a breather between errands? T. Wallen.

From the Juneau newsletter, August 19, 2026

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