Events in Juneau
APK 10th Anniversary Community Tours
APK in Juneau marks its 10th anniversary with free community tours. Space is limited to 10 people per day, and registration is required. Participants younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Tours take place every day during the program period.
APKOpen Shoot
Get some range time at an open shoot session at Juneau Gun Club. This is public or member-accessible range time where you can shoot at your own pace without the structure of a formal competition. Bring your firearm(s) and ammunition, along with targets if you have them or plan to purchase at the range. Eye and ear protection are required, and you’ll want to follow posted range rules and range officer instructions, cease fire immediately when called, and clean up your brass and targets when you’re finished. Contact the gun club for hours, lane availability, guest fees, and any firearm restrictions.
Juneau Gun ClubDBT Skill Workshop
Explore practical dialectical behavior therapy skills in a welcoming workshop setting. Facilitation is provided by a trained peer rather than a licensed clinician, with an emphasis on tools that can support managing emotions and mental health symptoms. Registration is not required. For questions about whether DBT is a good fit, contact namijuneau@gmail.com or 907-463-4251.
Teal Street Center2026 Alaska Series - Day 3
Join the 2026 Alaska Series - Day 3 race at Twin Lakes in Juneau. This event features a marathon, half marathon, 10K, 50K, and a 5K, with no time limits. Expect good food, award-winning medals, and a fun, community-focused atmosphere.
Twin Lakes Kids PlaygroundIan Maksin: "Songs of the Vagabond Cello"
World-acclaimed cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist Ian Maksin brings Songs of the Vagabond Cello to Kuneix Hidi Northern Light United Church in Juneau. The program charts a musical journey that spans the Sahara and Mongolian steppes, the mountains of the Balkans and the Caucasus, and the shores of the Pacific and the Mediterranean. With the help of a loop pedal and other electronics, he transforms the sound of a single cello into a richly layered ensemble that unifies a wide range of global traditions. Alongside original instrumental pieces, Maksin draws from a repertoire of more than 300 songs in 43 languages, including French, Italian, Navajo, Farsi, Bosnian, Turkish, Arabic, Ukrainian, Yiddish, Ladino, Spanish, Catalan, Greek, Georgian, Armenian, Hindi, and Nepali. Admission is 35 dollars for adults, 20 dollars for students with ID, and 15 dollars for children ages 8 to 17. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
Ḵunéix̱ Hídi Northern Light United ChurchEngineering on Tap
As the Science on Tap series takes a summer pause, this three-month program highlights local engineers who share the work they do in Juneau and the community challenges they address, followed by a Q&A. Open to all ages, it is hosted downstairs at Devil’s Club Brewing in Juneau. This month features Greg Broline, Mine Engineering Superintendent at Coeur Alaska, who will explain how gold moves from underground to a finished bar through a broad overview of exploration, development, production, milling, and refining in Southeast Alaska.
Devil's Club Brewing2026 Alaska Series - Day 4
Join the 2026 Alaska Series Day 4 at Twin Lakes for a marathon, half marathon, and 5K or 10K, plus a 50K option. There are no time limits, and the event includes great food, award-winning medals, and a fun community atmosphere. Registration prices vary by distance.
Twin Lakes Kids Playground2nd Saturday Market
Celebrate local creativity at a monthly market that brings together talented makers, bakers, crafters, and other creatives from Juneau, all in one place. Browse handcrafted goods, enjoy fresh-baked treats, and take a relaxed walk with a coffee while discovering new finds each month. The event is family friendly, highlights locally made items, and showcases unique pieces alongside tasty bites. Vendor opportunities are available for artists, crafters, and small business dreamers.
Mendenhall MallTheater Alaska at the Arboretum
At Jensen-Olson Arboretum in Juneau, Theater Alaska presents Molly Smith Metzler’s “Cry It Out,” a comedic portrait that follows three new moms. Admission is free, and contributions to Theater Alaska are appreciated. Guests are asked to bring their own seating for the performance. Registration can be completed through the Theater Alaska website.
Jensen-Olson ArboretumStar Sunday!
Every Sunday, Douglas Thrift Store offers 10 percent off purchases for customers who leave a positive rating on the store's Facebook page. This weekly offer brightens slower Sundays with a little extra savings.
Douglas Thrift StoreAndrew Stanley Comedy
Andrew Stanley brings his stand-up to the Alaska State Capitol in Juneau. A homeschooled preacher’s kid with a finance degree, he left a Budget Analyst position with health insurance to pursue comedy. He now tours across the United States and internationally, performing at clubs, festivals, fundraisers, churches, corporate events, and even the occasional nearly empty bar where no one expected a comedy show. Known for a dry, observational style and a distinctive point of view, he has earned recognition that includes winning the 2017 Search for the South’s Funniest Accountant and being named a New Face of Comedy at Montreal’s Just For Laughs in 2019. He keeps his act clean because his parents are still alive.
Alaska State CapitolSilent Book Club Hearthside Edition
Settle in for a quiet, free Silent Book Club session focused on uninterrupted reading. Each summer, the group meets on the second Monday of the month for an hour of reading, with the option to socialize afterward or keep turning pages. Bring your own book in any format, and feel free to bring a pillow for extra comfort. There are no assigned readings, just time to enjoy whatever you are already reading.
Hearthside Books & ToysBoard Game Night
Platypus Gaming brings an extensive board game collection to Devil's Club Brewing in Juneau, welcoming both seasoned strategists and curious beginners. Attendees may explore games from the library or bring their own, including chess boards and Magic cards. The focus is on learning new titles, sharing favorites, and enjoying tabletop play in good company.
Devil's Club BrewingVaccine & Microchip Clinic
Juneau Animal Rescue’s public vaccine clinic is now appointment-only. Vaccine clinics run Tuesdays from noon to 4:30 PM, and rabies vaccines are required unless you can show a current rabies vaccination certificate in advance. Masks are required to enter the JAR lobby. If your dog is over 6 months old and has lived in the CBJ for more than 30 days, you’ll need to have an annual license, and obtaining a current license is required during your vaccine appointment. Appointments that arrive late may need to reschedule.
Juneau Animal RescueWednesday Community Harvests
Experience a land-centered gathering in Áak'w Ḵwáan Territory - Tlingit Country in Juneau, Alaska with the Haa Tóoch Lichéesh team. The morning includes introductions, a walk, and the possibility of harvesting when food and medicine are abundant. The afternoon focuses on processing or preparing what was gathered. Respectful harvesting guidelines are followed, permission is asked before any harvest, and harvesting is not guaranteed at every gathering.
Áak'w Ḵwáan Territory - Tlingit CountryBreastfeeding Cafe
A welcoming drop-in meet-up for breastfeeding parents and anyone new to or entering the fourth trimester. Expect a comfortable setting with tea, snacks, and plenty of conversation. It is a chance to connect with other parents who are breastfeeding, share experiences, and tap into useful resources. Together, participants can celebrate their breastfeeding journeys and offer mutual support. Whether you are just starting with breastfeeding and newborn care or seeking connection, this gathering is designed to help reduce feelings of isolation. Babies are welcome, so bring your baby. The environment emphasizes accessible support, community building, normalizing common challenges, and easing the postpartum period.
Juneau Family Birth CenterBehind the Blinds
Best Window Blinds marks three years by turning its showroom into a speakeasy-style hideaway for an afternoon, with live music, vintage ambiance, a few surprises, and a warm welcome in Juneau. Entry follows speakeasy tradition with a required password. To receive it, RSVP as going, then send a brief message or comment that you are in. Everyone who RSVPs is entered to win items such as a free shade, tacos, beverages, and a free gift. 1920s attire is encouraged but not required, and friends are welcome as long as each person has a password.
Best Window BlindsSoutheast Summerfest
At the Juneau Arts & Culture Center (JACC) in Juneau, the inaugural Southeast Summerfest offers a full day devoted to local music, art, creativity, and community. Throughout the day, the venue features an artist market, a variety of food vendors, a community stage with local performers, and activities for all ages. Daytime programming is free for all to attend, creating a welcoming setting for community members and visitors to celebrate the creative spirit of Southeast Alaska. In the evening, the festival transitions to a ticketed concert fundraiser with performances by Taylor Vidic, Joel Forelines, Ocean View, and Dude Mtn. The concert supports the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council and showcases local and regional musicians. Built to uplift artists, students, and the broader community, this new celebration supports small businesses and the people who help Juneau’s arts scene thrive, with the potential to grow into a lasting local tradition.
JACCJRPC SASS Cowboy Shoot
Head to Hank Harmon Public Range in Juneau for the JRPC SASS Cowboy Shoot. Match details, start times, and registration are coordinated through the host club, so you’ll want to check with them for the specifics before you arrive.
Hank Harmon Rifle RangeOpen Shoot
Enjoy an open-range shooting session at Juneau Gun Club where you can shoot at your own pace without the structure of a formal competition. Bring your firearm(s) and ammunition, plus targets if you have them (you may be able to purchase targets at the range). Eye and ear protection are required, and you’ll need to follow posted range rules and range officer instructions. When called to cease fire, make your firearm safe right away, and be sure to clean up your brass and targets when finished.
Juneau Gun ClubStar Sunday
Every Sunday, Douglas Thrift Store gives shoppers 10% off their purchase when they leave a high rating on the store's Facebook page. Turn a quiet Sunday into a brighter one and save while you shop.
Douglas Thrift Store & Angie's Thrift NationKouros Bartel
Kouros Bartel presents a public talk at Juneau City Hall that approaches Indigenous communities and Subarctic settings through archaeohistorical methods. The discussion traces networks of exchange connecting peoples across the Bering region and considers how environment and history shaped those relationships.
Juneau City HallCousin Curtiss
Cousin Curtiss brings a high-energy duo to Crystal Saloon in Junea, blending roots rock, blues, and Americana with the uplift of Mumford & Sons colliding with the drive of AC/DC. Cousin Curtiss unleashes rapid acoustic guitar, searing harmonica, and a thunderous kick drum, while Harrison B delivers atmospheric, gritty guitar tones inspired by David Gilmour and Gary Clark Jr., building a huge sound from just two players. The performance is raw, soulful, and relentless, with blues pushed to breakneck bluegrass tempos and rock steeped in a deep Americana groove. They do not just perform, they spark the songs to life and keep the momentum surging.
Crystal SaloonMatt the Electrician
Matt the Electrician appears at Amalga Backroom in Junea with a folk and pop set shaped by years on the road and in the studio. Behind the name is Austin, Texas songwriter Matthew Sever, known for an offbeat, genuine style and a catalog that includes eleven self-released studio albums and two live releases since 1998. After moving from the West Coast to Austin in 1996 to pursue music full time, he has toured widely across the United States, Canada, Western Europe, and Japan. His songs have been placed in television series on major networks, in feature films, and in commercials. He frequently performs at festivals, theaters, nightclubs, and house concerts.
Amalga Backroom2026 Juneau Tattoo Expo
Three days of live tattooing come to Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall for the 4th annual Juneau Tattoo Expo, presented by Ink Masters Tattoo Show. As many as 50 award-winning artists will be tattooing on site, offering styles that span realism, traditional, new school, black and gray, and vibrant color. Tickets are sold only at the door, with single-day admission at $15 and a weekend pass covering all three days for $20. Throughout the event, free raffle giveaways will total $1,200 in tattoo work, with two free tattoos awarded each day and redeemable with participating artists of your choice. Winners must be present, and anyone receiving tattoos or entering the raffle must be 18 or older with a valid ID. The expo welcomes attendees of every age, and minors must attend with an adult. Admission is free for ages 15 and under.
Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall2026 She & Me Retreat
Enjoy a summertime weekend at Echo Ranch Bible Camp with the She & Me Retreat, designed for registered Girl Scouts and their adult female mentor, whether a mom, aunt, grandmother, or adult sister. The gathering emphasizes quality time together and celebrates the bonds of mentorship and friendship in a warm camp setting.
Echo RanchOpen Shoot
Get in some relaxed range time at Juneau Gun Club during this open shoot session. It is public or member-accessible range time where you can shoot at your own pace, with no formal competition structure. Bring your firearm(s) and ammunition, targets (or purchase them at the range), and make sure you have eye and ear protection, which is required. Follow all posted range rules and any range officer instructions, cease fire when called, and clean up your brass and targets when you’re done.
Juneau Gun ClubRandy's Cheeseburger Picnic (Comedy)
Presented by The Diamond Mine Agency, this comedy tour brings Randy from Trailer Park Boys to The Crystal Saloon in Juneau. His Cheeseburger Picnic show packs in the antics fans expect from the series along with songs, contests with prizes, and plenty of laughs. Randy Bobandy leads the fun on stage. A VIP meet and greet is available. This event is 21 and over.
The Crystal SaloonThe Rain Dogs
Crystal Saloon in Junea hosts The Rain Dogs, a three-piece indie pop punk band with a sad girl streak and a cheap beer soaked edge. Their set moves from soft, indie-leaning songs to harder punk, so the mood can shift throughout the show. Based in Juneau, Alaska, they share original music shaped by Southeast Alaskan roots and a long-term dedication to performing and recording.
Crystal SaloonFPJ 10 Year Anniversary Hearth + Harvest Dinner
A cozy community dinner marks ten years of work to end childhood homelessness in Juneau. Guests can enjoy a harvest inspired menu featuring baked macaroni and cheese, roast chicken, freshly baked breads, seasonal side dishes, and pies made from scratch. The evening offers time to reconnect with friends, meet new neighbors, and hear stories about the progress made together over the past decade. The celebration also highlights House of Promise, a newly opened family shelter and housing stabilization program. The long running shelter effort now has a permanent home that provides private bedrooms, comfortable beds, laundry facilities, hot showers, a full kitchen, and a welcoming setting for families as they work toward permanent housing. Proceeds from Hearth and Harvest support daily operations at House of Promise, helping ensure families experiencing homelessness have a safe place to rest, recover, and rebuild. The event honors volunteers, donors, partners, past attendees, and anyone dedicated to strengthening the community.
Savikko Park