Events in Juneau

Chess Tournament

A chess tournament will be held at Mendenhall Valley Public Library. There is no cost to participate, and you do not need to sign up in advance.

Building a Body Confident Home

An event centered on nurturing body confidence within the home takes place at the Thunder Mountain Middle School Library. Additional information and registration are available.

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown brings songs, dance, and warm humor to McPhetres Hall at Holy Trinity. The production is suitable for families and offers a friendly first step into live theater for young children. Tickets are available at the door or through the JAHC. A bake sale and additional treats are available before the show and during intermission, with proceeds supporting theater education in Juneau. Doors open 30 minutes before each performance.

UAA Legislative Reception

Amalga Distillery hosts a UAA legislative reception featuring Chancellor Cheryl Siemers. This gathering offers a relaxed setting to connect with the chancellor and engage with others attending the event.

Indoor Defensive Shoots

Build practical skills in a series of indoor defensive shooting sessions at the Juneau Hunter Education Shooting Complex. Open to everyone, whether a member or the public, these practices welcome participants from novice to advanced and follow a format comparable to IDPA events. All shooters are required to fire from concealment, and a cover garment must fully hide the firearm. At least four participants are needed for the session to proceed.

Climate Change: Earth, Mars, Venus

Presented in celebration of Earth Day, this free planetarium show explores how climate and habitability compare across Venus, Earth, and Mars. Learn what scientists mean by the habitable, or Goldilocks, zone where liquid water can exist, and why only Earth currently has surface water. Trace clues that Venus and Mars once had water long ago, then consider how one world became intensely hot and the other turned into a frigid desert. The program looks at the processes behind these transformations and what they may imply for our own planet. Hosted at the Marie Drake Planetarium in Juneau. Seating is prioritized for guests with reservations, and additional attendees are accommodated as space allows.

The 39 Steps

Lynn Canal Community Players presents a comedic rendition of Alfred Hitchcocks spy thriller. This production features mystery, comedy, and theatrical elements that promise to entertain and amuse. This performance is held at the Chilkat Center for the Arts.

Silent Book Club: Juneau Hearthside Edition!

Silent Book Club: Juneau Hearthside Edition makes its debut at Hearthside Books & Toys Mendenhall Mall. The event coincides with Independent Bookstore Day.

Strawberry social

The Strawberry Social is a fundraising event supporting The Salvation Army’s work in Guam and Zimbabwe. Funds raised at the event support these efforts.

The Baranof Brawl

Longtime members of the Juneau Smash community are hosting a community-run Super Smash Bros. tournament at The Baranof Hotel. Players can compete, hone their skills, or test themselves against local talent in a competitive community setting. Entry for competitors is $10, and those who bring a complete setup can participate at no charge. Event communication is handled through the Juneau Smash & FGC Discord. The organizers uphold a code of conduct centered on safety, respect, and inclusion, with zero tolerance for harassment so everyone can enjoy the experience. Special accommodations can be arranged upon request. Top finishers receive cash prizes of $150 for first place, $75 for second, and $25 for third.

Strings at the Shrine!

At the historic Shrine of St. Therese in Juneau, Grammy-winning cellist and Artistic Director Zuill Bailey appears with the acclaimed Vega String Quartet for an intimate chamber concert that launches the 40th Anniversary of the Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival. The waterfront setting, framed by towering trees and coastal wilderness, creates a peaceful, close-up atmosphere for live strings. Two distinct programs are featured. One includes Luigi Boccherini’s Cello Quintet in C major with Bailey, William Grant Still’s Lyric Quartette, and Felix Mendelssohn’s String Quartet No. 3 in D major, Op. 44, No. 1. The other pairs the Boccherini quintet and the Mendelssohn quartet with Mark O’Connor’s Bluegrass Movement and Hallelujah from his String Quartet No. 2. Performing are Emily Daggett Smith and Jessica Shuang Wu on violins, Joseph Skerik on viola, and Guang Wang on cello as the Vega String Quartet, with Bailey on cello. Sponsored by Aspen Hotels of Alaska.

Whale Super Highway (Free Immersice Film)

Travel the west coast of Australia alongside humpback whales and the endangered pygmy blue whale, seen in striking underwater footage as they undertake one of the longest migrations on Earth. In the warm waters off the far northwest, witness rare scenes of a humpback calf just moments old as mother and newborn set out for the feeding grounds of Antarctica. The presentation explores why Western Australia supports the world’s largest population of migrating humpbacks while blue whale numbers remain low, and how understanding humpback success could guide efforts to protect the blues. Suitable for all ages.

Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center Walk

Take a walk around the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center area to look for early migrants and enjoy the birds and wildlife that can be seen throughout the year. Audubon will provide binoculars for those who do not have any.

Library Fundraiser (Downtown Library)

Celebrate National Library Week while supporting the Juneau Public Libraries at a community fundraiser in the Downtown Library Large Meeting Room. Browse a selection of gently used books retired from the collection and pick up book-themed crafts, all available by donation. Every contribution benefits the Library Endowment Fund.

Legislative Skits

juneau Indoor Art and Craft Show

Explore handmade treasures and creative artworks. This in-person event is perfect for art lovers and craft enthusiasts looking for unique finds or inspiration. You can chat with local artists and discover one-of-a-kind pieces.

Beached Bird Surveys in Juneau

Learn how to conduct beached bird surveys with the Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team during a training at Mendenhall Valley Public Library. Participants will be prepared to document beach-cast marine bird carcasses on a monthly basis, building a baseline of bird mortality on North Pacific beaches. The information gathered supports marine conservation efforts and the protection of coastal resources. No scientific background is required. Surveys are most effective in pairs or small groups, so coming with a partner is encouraged, though not necessary. The training is free. A $31 refundable deposit is requested for a survey kit if you plan to take the materials home, and scholarships are available. To RSVP, email coasst@uw.edu and indicate that you will attend the Juneau training.

The 39 Steps - Sunday Matinee

Lynn Canal Community Players presents The 39 Steps, a comedic spoof of the Alfred Hitchcock spy thriller. Expect mystery, comedy, and theatrical elements in this stage production. The performance promises to keep the audience entertained with a playful take on a suspenseful classic. Tickets are available at the door.

Monday Mahjong

Play Mahjong at Douglas Public Library in a welcoming setting. New players are paired with experienced participants to learn the game. Participants are encouraged to bring a Mahjong set and cards to share, with one set accommodating four players. A set will be available for beginners to use. This program is sponsored by the Juneau Commission on Aging.

Dual Recovery Anonymous

This weekly Dual Recovery Anonymous meeting at Polaris House brings together people working on both mental health and substance use recovery within a 12-step framework. Attendees connect in a private and welcoming setting to share personal stories, support one another as peers, and apply 12-step guidance tailored to dual recovery. The environment centers on encouragement, acceptance, and understanding.

Soulful Slow Rise - Morning Yoga Class

Ease into the morning with a slow, nurturing yoga session that blends gentle Hatha movement with Raja Yoga meditation and breathwork. The practice moves at an unhurried pace with mindful stretches, grounding poses, and breath-led transitions that warm the joints and calm the nervous system. As the body opens, attention turns inward to cultivate stillness, concentration, and a clear, centered mind. This welcoming class supports all experience levels, especially anyone looking for a peaceful and intentional start to the day. Led by Krisztina Nagy, RYT-500, at Juneau Family Birth Center. To register, text 954-415-4153 or email info.selfsong@gmail.com, or drop in.

76 Days Adrift

Sponsored by the Juneau Yacht Club, this award-winning documentary draws viewers into one man’s harrowing fight to survive at sea. Steven Callahan recounts the night a whale collision sent his boat to the depths and forced a split-second escape into a life raft with only a basic emergency kit. For 76 days on the Atlantic, that fragile inflatable became his entire world as he faced fear, scarcity, and the raw force of the ocean, revealing reserves of strength he did not know he possessed. 76 Days Adrift goes beyond the ordeal to reflect on endurance, resilience, and the profound relationship between people and the natural world. Tickets are available at the door for $10 on a first come, first served basis. Cash or credit and debit cards are accepted. JYC members receive half-price admission.

Open Shoot

Enjoy an open shooting session at Juneau Gun Club. This is public range time, and you can shoot at your own pace without the structure of a formal competition. Be sure to bring your own firearm and ammunition, targets (or purchase them at the range), and eye and ear protection, which is required. Remember to follow all posted range rules and range officer instructions, cease fire when called, and clean up your brass and targets when finished. Please contact Juneau Gun Club for hours, lane availability, guest fees, and any firearm restrictions.

Walk Southeast Help Session #2

Prepare for Walk Southeast 2026 with an in-person help session at Douglas Public Library. Hosted by Juneau Parks & Recreation and AARP, this second session offers step-by-step guidance to register for the challenge, set up and navigate the My Virtual Mission app, and learn simple ways to log your miles. Pick up a paper mileage tracker if you prefer to record progress by hand, and take home a Walk Southeast sticker. Attendance is free. Bring your device and your questions so you can start the challenge with confidence.

Connections: Peer Mental Health Support Group

Connections is an in-person, peer-led mental health support group that is free and confidential. It welcomes anyone who wants to talk about mental health with others. Participants can share experiences, offer and receive encouragement, and connect with peers in a respectful, supportive setting.

Spring Renewal - Yoga Class

Light a spark on your mat with a breath-centered vinyasa flow that builds energy, strength, and uplift. The practice spans the full scope of yoga, including breathwork, meditation, and guidance on applying yogic principles in personal and social life, all aimed at greater ease in body, mind, and spirit. Expect seamless sequences, clear alignment cues, and steady breathing that turn movement into a contemplative experience. Heat rises progressively with options to adapt poses, balancing powerful holds, creative transitions, and grounding pauses that help you tune in. This class is not intended for beginners, and some prior yoga experience is recommended. Leave feeling refreshed, alert, and ready for what comes next. Registration is encouraged but not required. For details or to register, text 954-415-4153 or email info.selfsong@gmail.com.

Wednesday Kitchen Series

An interactive kitchen series centered on traditional foods. In each workshop, participants work directly with traditional ingredients, and the focus shifts each time to a different selection.

IDEA Homeschool Curriculum Fair

Now in its 28th year, this springtime homeschool fair offers families and educators opportunities to explore curriculum options and practical resources. Taking place at Juneau Christian Center, the event features an exhibit hall with products from dozens of homeschool curriculum providers alongside a variety of educational workshops. A Homeschool Tips brown bag social provides time to share ideas and connect. Everyone is welcome, whether enrolled with IDEA, part of another program, considering homeschooling, or supporting students in a building-based school. With the theme Chart Your Course, the fair focuses on tools and guidance to help plan a learning journey.

Adopt-A-Flower 2026

Adopt-A-Flower invites Juneau residents to help fill community spaces with color by supporting the City and Borough of Juneau's seasonal plantings. Contributions directly fund 200 hanging baskets, 60 flower barrels, and 50 flower beds and planters placed around town at locations such as public libraries, harbors, Bartlett Regional Hospital, Twin Lakes, Sigoo Wu Ye, and other community parks. Donation tiers are available for every level of support, including Seedling Sponsor starting at $25, Flower Bed Sponsor at $100, Flower Barrel Sponsor at $250, and Hanging Basket Sponsor at $500. The first seven donors who give $500 or more receive a hanging basket from the CBJ Parks and Recreation Landscape Division. Many of the plants begin as seedlings in the Mendenhall Valley greenhouse, where staff nurture more than 16,000 young flowers before moving them to their summer displays. Community giving covers more than 60 percent of planting material costs each year, alongside support from Marine Passenger Fees, general funds, and revenue from Docks and Harbors, Bartlett Regional Hospital, the Juneau International Airport, and downtown parking. To contribute, look for the Special Events section in the Parks and Recreation registration catalog.

Made in Alaska Juneau Market

The inaugural Made in Alaska Market in Juneau presents a single-day marketplace at Sealaska that highlights goods made in Alaska. Alaskan artists, jewelers, and crafters will offer a broad selection that includes handcrafted jewelry, textile pieces, apparel and accessories, skincare items, home decor and household items, along with visual art and photography. Attendees can explore offerings from Alaskan makers all in one place.

Family Wellness & Crafting Night

Families can spend meaningful time together in the Indigenous Science Building kitchen with hot tea, hands-on crafting, and opportunities for community connection. Each session includes a simple shared activity, and participants are welcome to bring projects already underway. This series recurs on the first Friday of each month and is free. Questions can be directed to bella.kirchgessner@sealaska.com.

Marine View Mural Reveal

Artists will unveil twelve new murals that will be installed throughout the Marine View parking garage for the coming year. Meet the creators, enjoy light food and drinks, and explore a limited selection of prints available during the event.

First Friday

Annie Kaill's hosts a First Friday showcase of local talent featuring woodworker Phil Paramore of Great Land Wood Works and jewelry artist Colleen Goldrich of Moondance Alaska. Phil brings a range of hand-crafted wood pieces from his shop, including cigar box guitars, jewelry stands, cutting boards, benches and stools. Colleen, who owns Annie Kaill's, presents earrings, bracelets and necklaces made from precious stones and metals that are strung, soldered and wired. As a bonus, there will be live music, with Phil's cigar box guitars played by local musician Caleb Horney Music.

Planetarium First Friday Open House

Visitors can explore what the planetarium offers and are encouraged to bring astronomy questions. The experience is suitable for all ages, and no sign up is required.

Aspiring Playwrights Writers Group Public Reading

Aspiring playwrights from a writers group present a public reading of pieces developed over the last month. This showcase features fresh writing created during a focused period of work. Additional details will be provided as they become available.

Monthly Steel Plate

This is a monthly steel plate shooting event. Public is welcome. Members pay $10, and non-members pay $20. Membership is $25 per year, and 2026 memberships are now due.

May Silent Book Club Gathering

Presented in partnership by Silent Book Club and Juneau Public Libraries, this quiet gathering at the Downtown Library in Juneau brings readers together for shared silent reading. It begins with low-key conversation and snacks, then shifts to a dedicated stretch of quiet reading. Afterward, attendees may chat about their books, keep reading at the library, or head out, whatever feels right. Bring something to read in any format, including audiobooks, or bring a quiet craft or hobby if you prefer. Feel free to bring a lidded mug.

Roll for Your Life

Alaska’s live tabletop roleplaying performance comes back to Perseverance Theatre with a new tale set in Arbor, a realm where shared roots bind all things even as some try to sever that unity and shape the tree to their will. Four new heroes set out on a perilous path, working to spark a season of renewal in a world that is wasting away. The cast features Wendy Byrnes, Noa Carlson, Timothy Sislo, and Xáalnook Erin Tripp, with Conor Lendrum guiding the story as the Game Master.

2026 Juneau Construction Hike for Hope

The inaugural Construction Hike for Hope in Juneau brings the community together at Brotherhood Bridge to raise awareness, build connection, and support suicide prevention efforts across Alaska. Attendance is free and open to all. Fundraising is optional for those who wish to participate in that way, with the event centered first on awareness and support. CDC data indicate that construction and extraction workers experience the highest suicide rates in the United States, and this initiative focuses on improving mental health in the construction workforce through education, intervention, and postvention while empowering champions in workplaces. The hike offers time outdoors to acknowledge how suicide and mental health conditions have affected individuals and the people they care about.

Children’s Day Party

Celebrate Children’s Day with a lively dance party benefiting Juneau Soccer Club. The event features dancing, food, a silent auction, and door prices. Admission is donation based, with a suggested contribution of $10 per person. Organizers acknowledge the sponsors and businesses that contributed items for the silent auction and door prices, including JoAnn Sims Wallace from ReMax, Chris Wallace from Wallace Insurance Sevices Inc., James Herr from Herr’s Painting Contractors, Alaska Commercial Contractors, Coastal Helicopters, DAWSON, Aspen Hotel, Boca de Lupo, and Martha's Flowers & Gifts. Those interested in sponsoring or contributing items for the silent auction or door prices can contact the organizer. Appreciation is extended to the Juneau community for its generosity.

Open Shoot

Attend an open shooting session. The range time is accessible to the public or to members, where you can shoot at your own pace, not within a formal competition. Be sure to bring your firearm(s), ammunition, targets, and eye and ear protection. Remember to follow all posted range rules and range officer instructions, cease fire immediately when called, clean up your brass and targets when finished, and be courteous to other shooters. Contact Juneau Gun Club for hours, lane availability, guest fees, and any firearm restrictions.

UAS Commencement Volunteer

UAS Commencement in Juneau is seeking alumni volunteers to help create a memorable experience for graduates and their families. This opportunity is for Juneau-based UAS alumni and friends who want to contribute to the celebration, reconnect with one another, and honor the next generation of UAS graduates.

Monday Mahjong

Enjoy a friendly Mahjong gathering at the Douglas Public Library, open to players of every level. Newcomers are paired with experienced players for an easy start. Participants are invited to bring a Mahjong set and cards to share, with each set serving four players, and a set will be available for beginners who need one. Sponsored by the Juneau Commission on Aging.

JRPC Night Match

Attend a JRPC Night Match (Short) at Hank Harmon Public Range. Check with the host club for additional details, including start times and registration information.

DBT Skill Workshop

Learn practical tools from dialectical behavior therapy in a skills-focused workshop led by a trained peer facilitator rather than a mental health professional. The session explores DBT strategies that can help with managing emotions and mental health symptoms. Registration is not required. For questions about whether DBT is a good fit for you, contact namijuneau@gmail.com or 907-463-4251.

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Training Class

JPD offers a community training focused on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. The session is intended for property owners who want to learn ways to enhance the safety and security of their property.

Wildlife Evening Cruise

A two hour wildlife cruise in Juneau departs from Statter Harbor, with boarding at the private dock used by Allen Marine Tours. This evening outing highlights the area from the water and supports SAIL and its mission to advance independence for seniors and people with disabilities.

Glitz & Chips: Fun, Fortune, and Philanthropy

Enjoy a lively evening of casino-style fun at the SEARHC Executive Office, featuring hors d’oeuvres, signature cocktails, live entertainment, and table favorites like blackjack, roulette, craps, and poker. Mingle, play, and soak in the festive atmosphere while helping address critical, unfunded medical and health care needs for SEARHC patients and veterans across Southeast Alaska. The Healing Hand Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting SEARHC beneficiaries and veterans with those unmet needs, guided by a vision of healthy Southeast Alaskan communities rooted in the well-being of body, mind, and spirit.

Colony Boys Varsity Soccer @ Juneau-Douglas

Juneau-Douglas of Juneau, Alaska hosts Colony of Palmer, Alaska for a home conference varsity soccer match. The meeting places the Juneau-Douglas varsity team on its home field against the visiting Colony side in conference play.

2nd Saturday Market

This monthly market at Mendenhall Mall spotlights Juneau’s makers, bakers, crafters, and other creatives under one roof. Browse handmade goods, enjoy lunch, or take a relaxed stroll with a coffee while discovering something new each month. The event is family friendly, featuring locally made treasures, fresh baked treats, and one of a kind finds. Artists, crafters, and small business owners interested in vending are also welcome.

Juneau Maritime Festival

Elizabeth Peratrovich Plaza becomes the hub for a celebration of Alaska’s maritime heritage. Enjoy live music drifting over the harbor, fresh local food and drinks, and vendors highlighting coastal crafts and culture. Children can explore the sea through free, hands-on activities that share seafaring traditions in an engaging way. Designed for families, locals, visitors, history enthusiasts, and ocean lovers, this community gathering honors the waters that shape the capital city.

Tea & Trusts in Juneau

At The Hangar on the Wharf, this educational presentation explores the essentials of estate planning. Learn the differences between a will, a trust, and a living will, what each can do for your situation, and how to choose the right tools for your life, your assets, and your family. The session discusses why planning matters, options for getting documents in place such as doing it yourself, using an online service, or working with an attorney, and what costs to consider. You will hear how a customized plan can help your family, business partners, and others you care about avoid court involvement and disputes, and why thoughtful planning is important whether you have a lot or a little. Parents with young children will learn about protections to consider if something unexpected happens. The presentation also covers how to designate someone to make medical and financial decisions if you cannot, so your money, history, values, and traditions are respected. It is intended for anyone who wants a clear overview of leaving a legacy, from passing on assets to sharing values, and to help you decide which approach is right for you. Registration is requested.

Biribá Union

Named for a Brazilian wild sugar-apple, Biribá Union brings together Mike Block on cello and vocals, Christylez Bacon on beatbox, guitar, and rhymes, and Patricia Ligia on electric bass and vocals at Juneau Jazz & Classics. The trio presents a collaborative blend of strings, voice, and rhythmic wordplay.

Colony Boys Varsity Soccer @ Juneau-Douglas

Juneau-Douglas, representing Juneau, Alaska, hosts Colony from Palmer in a varsity conference soccer matchup. The home side takes the field against a visiting opponent for a competitive meeting on the Juneau-Douglas pitch.

Open Shoot

Enjoy an open shooting session at Juneau Gun Club, where both the public and members can participate. Spend time at the range at your own pace, without the constraints of a formal competition. Remember to bring your firearm and ammunition, targets, and eye and ear protection. It is important to follow all posted range rules and range officer instructions, cease fire when called, clean up your brass and targets, and be courteous to other shooters. Contact Juneau Gun Club for any firearm restrictions, guest fees, lane availability, and hours.

Monday Mahjong

A welcoming mahjong session at the Douglas Library invites participants of all experience levels. Beginners are paired with experienced players for easy learning. Attendees are encouraged to bring a mahjong set and cards to share, with one set accommodating four players. A set will be available for those getting started. Sponsored by the Juneau Commission on Aging (JCOA).

Wild Alaska Escape

Travel from Sitka to Juneau aboard the 31-cabin National Geographic Sea Bird, with an optional Denali extension available. The itinerary includes Haines, the Inian Islands, and the dramatic scenery of Tracy Arm Fjord, offering an up-close look at Alaska’s wild character. This nimble ship reaches remote coves and narrow channels that larger vessels cannot access. Outfitted with Zodiacs, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards, it enables hands-on exploration from the water. A Lindblad expedition team featuring knowledgeable naturalists and a photography instructor provides insight and practical tips throughout the journey.

JRPC Night Match

Attend a night match at the Hank Harmon Public Range. Contact the host club to find out more about match details, start times, and how to register.

Open Shoot

Attend an open shooting session at Juneau Gun Club. This is public or member-accessible range time where you can shoot at your own pace. It doesnt have the structure of a formal competition. Make sure to bring your own firearm and ammunition, targets, and eye and ear protection. Remember to follow all posted range rules and range officer instructions, cease fire when called, clean up your brass and targets, and be courteous to other shooters. Contact Juneau Gun Club for hours, lane availability, guest fees, and any firearm restrictions.

Creative Growth Support Group

Creative Growth is a monthly support group at the Teal Street Center that offers adults a welcoming space to care for their mental health through creative activities. No previous art experience is required, and the emphasis stays on the process rather than a finished piece. Registration is not required, and drop-ins are welcome.

Wednesday Community Harvests

Haa Tóoch Lichéesh hosts community gatherings that center on learning from the land and, when food and medicine are plentiful, harvesting together. Sessions open with introductions and a walk, with harvesting considered only if conditions and permissions allow, then move into processing or preparing what was gathered. Respectful practices guide every step, including asking permission before any harvest, and there may be times when no harvesting occurs.

TAFY Dance Alaska 2026 Spring Showcase

This one-day dance event offers two shows featuring solo, duo, trio, and group routines from nine competitive teams. Performers span ages 4 to adult. The TAFY Twinklers, Sparklers, Dazzlers, Firecrackers, Supernovas, Auroras, Stars, Elite, and Pre-Professional teams present many of their award-winning numbers. This is the only local chance to see many of these routines. Seating is limited.

Airport Dike Trail Walk

This guided bird walk at the Airport Dike Trail is led by JAS leaders Detlef Buettner and Patty Rose. All experience levels are welcome, and binoculars will be available for those who need them.

Open Shoot

This is public or member-accessible range time where you can shoot at your own pace without the structure of a formal competition. If you plan to attend, remember to bring your own firearm and ammunition, targets, and eye and ear protection. Make sure to follow all posted range rules and range officer instructions. It is important to cease fire when called, make your firearm safe, clean up your brass and targets, and be courteous to other shooters. Contact Juneau Gun Club for hours, lane availability, guest fees, and any firearm restrictions.

Dimond Dash 2026

Parks and Recreation teams up with Aukeman Triathlon to present a super short relay triathlon at Dimond Park. Participants can compete solo or in teams of three on a sprint-style course featuring a 150-yard swim, a 1.25 mile bike ride, and a 0.5 mile run, with combined race time determining results. Solo athletes complete the full sequence three times. Team registration happens in two steps. A captain creates the team and pays the entry fee, then each teammate signs up as a participant at no additional cost. Team pricing begins at $60 and later increases to $75, and registration remains open until capacity is reached. Entry is available to ages 12 and up, with athletes ages 8 to 11 eligible if they are current members of a swim team or if they have participated in, or plan to participate in, the Youth Triathlon Training Camp in 2025 or 2026.

Open Shoot

This is an open shooting session where you can enjoy range time at your own pace, without the structure of a formal competition. Participants should bring their own firearms, ammunition, targets or purchase them at the range, and eye and ear protection, which are required. Attendees should follow all posted range rules and range officer instructions, cease fire when called, clean up brass and targets, and be courteous to other shooters. Contact Juneau Gun Club for hours, lane availability, guest fees, and any firearm restrictions.

True North Tattoo Expo

The third annual True North Tattoo Expo brings renowned tattoo artists from across the country to Juneau, Alaska. Attendees can experience live tattooing sessions and tattoo contests, with a beer garden and food also on site.

NAMIWalks

Taking place at Savikko Park, this NAMI Juneau community celebration features entertainment, food, movement, and additional activities. Registration is free.

Juneau Color Run By Color Craze

In Juneau, Color Craze transforms a run into a festival of color, music, and celebration. Participants become a moving rainbow as they run, walk, or dance at their own pace. The ColorVerse theme centers on joy, shared laughter, and creating lasting memories.

Juneau Paddling Film Festival

Get ready for the Southeast Alaska paddling season with the PADDLING Film Festival! Showcasing paddling films since 2006, the festival comes to Juneau in 2026. Find inspiration to explore rivers, lakes, and oceans, and try different paddling platforms. Discover wild places and immerse yourself in the paddling lifestyle. Doors open at 6:00 pm. Bike parking will be available.

Eagle Beach State Recreation Area Bird Walk

This guided bird walk at Eagle Beach State Recreation Area is free and open to the public. Binoculars are provided by Juneau Audubon. The walk is led by Detlef B. and Kari M.

Open Shoot

Open range time at Juneau Gun Club welcomes both members and the general public. Enjoy a relaxed session where you can go at whatever pace suits you, with no organized competition or formal match structure.

Enter the Realm: A Fantasy Author Virtual Visit with Angela Montoya

Award-winning author Angela Montoya connects with readers in a virtual conversation, sharing behind-the-scenes insights into the worlds of Carnival Fantastico, A Cruel Thirst, and Sinner’s Isle. Presented with Silent Book Club Juneau, the Juneau Public Library, and the Women of Juneau Book Club, the gathering takes place in the Valley Library main conference room. After the talk on Zoom, participants settle in for a dedicated hour of quiet reading, then close with an optional chat and a drawing for a book provided by the author. Geared toward teens and adults, especially those who enjoy rich world building, dark-edged romance, and immersive fantasy. Attendance is required to be eligible for the giveaway.

Open Shoot

Juneau Gun Club offers an open shooting session with range access for members and the public. Participants can practice at their preferred pace in a relaxed, non-competitive setting.

JRPC Night Match (Short)

The JRPC Night Match (Short) takes place at Hank Harmon Public Range in Juneau, Alaska. For information on match specifics, start times, and how to register, please contact the host club.

Wednesday Mahjong

The regular Monday Mahjong gathering shifts to Wednesday at the Douglas Public Library because of the Memorial Day holiday. All experience levels are welcome, and beginners will be paired with experienced players. Participants are encouraged to bring a mahjong set and cards to share, with one set accommodating four people. A set will be available for beginners. This event is sponsored by the Juneau Commission on Aging.

Juneau Sky Lantern Festival by Lights Over America

Lights Over America presents a premier sky lantern festival in Juneau, Alaska, crafted as an upscale experience for adults 25 and older. Focused on bringing the community together with an emphasis on meaningful impact, it offers an elegant, immersive atmosphere where guests can capture the feeling of a beloved lantern-lit boat scene and create lasting memories.

Outer Point Bird Walk

A bird walk at Outer Point North Douglas led by Scott and Betsy Fischer. All experience levels are welcome. JAS will provide binoculars for participants who do not have their own.

Open Shoot

Enjoy unstructured range practice at Juneau Gun Club. The session is open to both members and the general public, offering flexible, self-paced shooting without a formal competition format.

Tea Party

At Rotary Park, this annual tea party brings together birth center families from the past and present, as well as those getting to know the community. Guests can sip tea, enjoy light snacks, and take part in easy crafts for all ages. A 50-50 raffle will raise funds for the Discounted Healthcare Program. The gathering is family friendly and offers opportunities to connect in a relaxed park setting.

Monday Mahjong

Enjoy a welcoming mahjong session at the Douglas Public Library, open to both beginners and experienced players. Newcomers are paired with seasoned participants to help them get started. Attendees are encouraged to bring a mahjong set and cards to share, with one set serving four players. A set will be available for beginners to use. This program is supported by the Juneau Commission on Aging.

Celebration 2026

In Juneau, Alaska, Celebration brings together Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian peoples for the biggest gathering of its kind, welcoming thousands of people. Dance is at the heart of the event, with up to 2,000 dancers participating. Activities take place across multiple venues, including a juried art exhibition, a market highlighting Native artists, and a parade. Leading the dance program are the Lepquinm Gumilgit Gagoadim Tsimshian Dancers, "Our Own Dance in Our Hearts," a multigenerational group from Anchorage formed in 2005. The event is open to the public and all are welcome to attend.

Juneau Darkverse Color Run

A goth-themed color run where deep shades replace neon, The Dark Verse blends movement and mood into a striking experience. Clouds of black, burgundy, plum, charcoal, and ash swirl into a smoky backdrop that photographs beautifully. Black, lace, leather, boots, cloaks, and other dark looks all fit the vibe, creating a space to showcase a personal aesthetic with confidence. Move at any pace, whether walking, dancing, or running, or simply soak in the atmosphere. The focus is on style, the moment, and a shared, dramatic experience in The Dark Verse.

Airport Dike Trail Bird Walk

A bird walk with JAS at the Airport Dike Trail (EVAR) welcomes participants of all experience levels. Binoculars will be available for those who do not have their own.

'Rooted in Care' Landscaping Project - Volunteer Opportunity!

Help out for a good cause and expect to get a little dirty. Even a few hours of your time makes a difference. No experience is needed. Wear clothes you do not mind getting messy and closed-toed shoes for safety. Plans and tasks may change depending on weather, material deliveries, or the size of the crew. Please fill out the form completely so you can receive updates about any changes.

Monday Mahjong

An open mahjong session at the Douglas Public Library welcomes participants of all experience levels. New players are paired with experienced players for guidance. Attendees are encouraged to bring a mahjong set and cards to share, with one set serving four people. A set will be available for those without one. Sponsored by the Juneau Commission on Aging (JCOA).

Dredge Lake Bird Walk

Explore the birds of Dredge Lakes on a guided walk led by Deborah Rudis and organized by JAS. This outing is open to beginners and seasoned birders alike. Loaner binoculars will be available for participants who do not have their own.

Monday Mahjong

Play Mahjong at the Douglas Public Library in a welcoming setting. The gathering is open to all skill levels, with newcomers paired with experienced players for a smooth introduction. Please bring a Mahjong set and cards to share, with one set accommodating four participants. A set will be available for beginners to use. Supported by the Juneau Commission on Aging (JCOA).

Jiu Jitsu Leadership Camp

A summer camp focused on jiu jitsu and leadership. To secure a spot, send a direct message with the words Summer Camp.

Monday Mahjong

This friendly gathering at Douglas Library welcomes all experience levels, with beginners matched with experienced players for an easy introduction. Participants are encouraged to bring a set and cards to share, with one set serving four people. A set will be available for beginners to use. Sponsored by the Juneau Commission on Aging (JCOA).