Events in Juneau
Rugby Night
A touch rugby gathering organized by Juneau Rugby Club focuses on fitness, teamwork, discipline, family, boldness, and fun. Play is noncontact, avoiding tackles and heavy hits, which keeps the action quick and competitive while emphasizing a welcoming community vibe. Beginners and experienced players alike can learn the game easily, stay active, and connect with others. The aim is to build something enjoyable, competitive, and positive for Juneau. Held on the turf soccer field at Juneau-Douglas High School.
Juneau-Douglas High SchoolMatthew Odell
At the Juneau Arts and Culture Center, pianist Dr. Matthew Odell presents a recital that brings together classical favorites and contemporary works. The program includes Haydn’s Sonata No. 61 in D major, Hob. XVI:51 with movements Andante and Finale, Presto; Ravel’s Jeux d’eau; Nadia Boulanger’s Vers la vie nouvelle; and Chris Rogerson’s Til it was dark from 2010 with the movements Break, "Three more minutes!", and Important Things. It concludes with Brahms’s Sonata No. 1 in C major, Op. 1, comprising Allegro, Andante, Scherzo, Allegro molto e con fuoco with piu mosso, and Finale, Allegro con fuoco. Odell has appeared as a soloist, with orchestra, and in chamber settings, with performances at Carnegie Hall’s Weill and Zankel halls, Alice Tully Hall, Merkin Hall, the 92nd Street Y, the Kennedy Center, and St Martin-in-the-Fields, as well as at festivals in the United States, Europe, and Asia. He often premieres new music and has worked with composers including Pierre Boulez, John Corigliano, Ned Rorem, Mark Adamo, Michel Merlet, and Robert Aldridge. His recordings include Connections: The Piano Music of Olivier Messiaen and His Students on Albany Records and chamber releases on Centaur and MSR. He teaches at The Juilliard School and frequently leads master classes and lectures, following doctoral studies at Juilliard and additional training at the Peabody Conservatory, Bob Jones University, the Mozarteum in Salzburg, and the Aspen Music School.
Juneau Arts and HumanitiesPride Pub Crawl
SEAGLA presents a Pride-themed pub crawl in Downtown Juneau. Dress in your favorite Pride outfit and get ready for an evening out. The full schedule will be announced.
Downtown JuneauBirth, Death and Life of Stars
Dave presents an approachable program on the life cycle of stars, covering how they form, how different types evolve, and what happens when their fuel runs out. The talk is intended for a general audience and takes place at Marie Drake Planetarium Juneau. Seats can be reserved through the tickets option.
Marie Drake Planetarium JuneauPiano Series at Jensen-Olson Arboretum
Experience the Piano Series in an outdoor setting at Jensen-Olson Arboretum with music by Jon Hayes. Admission is free. For comfortable seating on the grounds, consider bringing a blanket or lawn chairs.
Jensen-Olson ArboretumOne-year anniversary celebration
Juneau Independent marks one year with a get-together at Twin Lakes Playground featuring a solstice-themed cookout. It offers a chance to meet the staff and revisit notable moments from the past year. Support for its news operations through donations is appreciated.
Twin Lakes PlaygroundLadies BYOB Paint Night
Wind down with a relaxed, after-hours painting session where conversation comes easy. Bring your own beverages if you wish. This event is for adults only and takes place on the third Saturday of each month.
Bisque Ceramics StudioDredge 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.
US Forest Service Ranger StationJuneau Gold Rush Days
At Savikko Park, this weekend celebrates Alaska’s mining and logging heritage with plenty to see and do. Highlights include mining and logging competitions, live music, a beer garden, local food, vendor booths, yard games, a carnival for kids, and activities for all ages. One day is dedicated to mining and the other focuses on logging. Admission is free to the public, made possible by community sponsors.
Savikko ParkOnly Fools Run at Night 2026
Celebrate the solstice with a 5k or 1 mile fun run centered at Centennial Hall Convention Center, created for families, friends, and running partners who want a lively night of movement. Creativity is encouraged with prizes for standout costumes, both for groups and for individuals. Check-in and in-person registration take place inside Centennial Hall, followed by a costume contest, and registration wraps up before the start of the race. The 1 mile route is an out-and-back from Centennial Hall along Glacier Hwy. The 5k begins at Centennial Hall, passes Cope Park, continues through the Behrends, turns onto Glacier Hwy, then heads back along Glacier Hwy to finish at Centennial Hall. A small supply of event shirts is available for $20. Entry fees range from $15 to $40, and there is no JTRR member discount for this fundraiser. Proceeds support the Juneau-Douglas High School Cross Country Team. For questions, contact Abby Jahn at XCJuneau@gmail.com.
Centennial Hall Convention CenterPFLAG Pride Picnic!
PFLAG hosts its annual Pride picnic, inviting the community to celebrate together in a relaxed, family friendly setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite dish to contribute to a shared meal. The gathering welcomes people of all ages.
Sandy Beach - Douglas, AkJuneteenth Cookout Celebration
Celebrate Juneteenth with a community cookout hosted by the Black Awareness Association of Juneau, Alaska. This family friendly gathering centers on connection and solidarity as it honors the anniversary of the 1865 Freedom Day. The program opens with brief remarks and a short documentary screening, then shifts to food and festivities. Plates are $25 and include a choice of chicken, ribs, hot dogs, or a hamburger, along with mac and cheese, baked beans, coleslaw, and potato salad. Classic cookout fun continues with Spades, Dominoes, Uno, and plenty of dancing.
Buoy DeckFlower Pot Painting
Take part in a Summer Reading activity for teens and adults at Mendenhall Valley Public Library and decorate your own flower pot. Christine Kleinhenz of Tide Watcher will guide the process so you can create a floral design with confidence, and no prior experience is needed. All materials are provided at no cost. Participation is limited to 20 people, ages 16 and up, and registration is required.
Mendenhall Valley Public LibraryFather’s Day Bingo
Celebrate the dads and father figures in your life with a festive bingo night in Downtown Juneau. The event centers on honoring loved ones through bingo. Bingo packets cost $20, and $1 warm-up games are available. Snacks will be provided. Participants must be at least 19 to play bingo and 21 to play pulltabs.
Downtown JuneauUS Coast Guard Auxiliary Boat American Class
The US Coast Guard Auxiliary Boat American Class will be at the Juneau Yacht Club.
Juneau Yacht ClubJuneau Contras
Juneau Contras offers contra dances from September through May. The lineup also includes a pre fireworks dance and Camp Damp in August. Dates fall on select Fridays or Saturdays rather than a fixed pattern, so refer to the schedule for specifics.
St. Ann's Parish HallWeek 4 | Session 6
Bright, tube-shaped instruments that may resemble toys reveal their musical side as participants make music. Attendees will play along with familiar tunes while practicing rhythm skills and maintaining a steady, consistent beat.
Harborview Elementary SchoolWeek 4 | Session 2 (10:00-10:55am) Ink Stampede (K-1) - Juneau, AK 2026
Campers dive into the vibrant possibilities of rubber stamping, experimenting with patterns, layers, repetition, and textures. Through this exploration, simple impressions build into lively designs and playful compositions. The activities conclude with small, original creations that reflect each camper’s discoveries.
Harborview Elementary SchoolMonday 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).
Douglas Public LibraryDual Recovery Anonymous
Dual Recovery Anonymous is a 12-step fellowship for people working on both mental health challenges and substance use recovery. The meeting at Polaris House offers a confidential, welcoming setting where participants share their stories, learn from one another, and receive peer support. It follows 12-step principles tailored to the realities of dual recovery, creating a supportive, accepting, and understanding community each week.
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.
Alliance Jiu Jitsu JuneauTlingit & Haida Job Fair
The Tlingit & Haida Job Fair at Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall brings together T&H departments and community partners for direct conversations about employment and services. T&H Human Resources will be available to discuss job openings. Attendees are encouraged to bring a resume and be ready for on-the-spot interviews. Staff will represent programs including the Hospitality Department, Human Resources, Public Safety with NARCAN education, the Cultural Ambassador Program, Head Start, Employment and Training, the Tribal Child Support Unit, Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation, and General Assistance and TANF. Partners taking part include SEARHC, the Juneau Job Center, Allen Marine, REACH, Goldbelt, Goldbelt Tram, Alaska Travel Adventures, Sealaska, and Sealaska Heritage Institute.
Elizabeth Peratrovich HallSummer Morning Yoga
Ease into a revitalizing yoga practice that embraces the calm glow of a summer morning, weaving attentive movement, focused breathing, and stabilizing stretches to wake the body, clear the mind, and set a thoughtful intention for the day. Move through sequences inspired by the sun that gently warm muscles, open the chest, and cultivate steady strength, then unwind with cooling shapes that restore balance and leave you feeling refreshed. The session welcomes complete beginners as well as experienced students, offering space to reconnect with yourself and the natural rhythm of the season. Come prepared to practice on your mat, breathe in the freshness of the morning, and let summer light guide you toward ease. Everyone is welcome, and participation is pay what you can.
Raven Yoga ShalaKouros Bartel - Indigenous Societies and Trans Beringian Networks
At Juneau City Hall, Kouros Bartel presents a talk for the public that examines archaeohistorical perspectives on Indigenous communities, Subarctic settings, and the exchange networks that linked societies across Beringia. The presentation looks at how archaeological and historical lines of evidence can shed light on relationships, environments, and movement of people, ideas, and materials across this northern region.
Juneau City HallCommunity Listening Session--Juneau
This session brings together community members from Southeast Alaska to share local health priorities and offer feedback that will inform the Healthy Alaskans 2030 plan. Organized in partnership with SEARHC and Alaska Native Tribal Health partners, it provides a collaborative space for voices from across the region.
Ethel Lund Medical CenterOpen Shoot
Enjoy an open shooting session. This is public or member-accessible range time where you can shoot at your own pace without the structure of a formal competition. Be sure to bring your firearm(s) and ammunition, targets, and eye and ear protection. Remember to follow all posted range rules and range officer instructions. Also, cease fire when called and immediately make your firearm safe, 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.
Juneau Gun ClubClay Hand Building
A beginner adult pottery class offers a hands-on introduction to clay hand building for anyone curious to try something new, with no prior experience needed. Participants learn essential techniques, then design and create a unique piece using the clay provided, with guidance available throughout in a relaxed, creative setting. The class includes 2 pounds of clay, beginner-friendly instruction, and the freedom to shape an original design. Afterward, each piece remains for about two weeks for a bisque firing. Participants return to paint and add color, then the work is glazed and fired again for a polished finish. A text message will notify when the piece is ready for pickup. Cost is $40 total plus CBJ sales tax. Space is limited to 15 and a reservation is required, which is completed by purchasing the clay on the organizer’s website.
Bisque Ceramics StudioSummer Vinyasa Flow
Embrace the warmth of the season with an energizing Vinyasa practice that channels summer’s light through smooth, creative sequences and steady, rhythmic breathing. Expect a gradual build of heat as the flow moves through sun-themed poses, playful transitions, and strength-focused shapes that activate the whole body. To balance the fire, the class weaves in cooling stretches, calming breath practices, and quiet moments of stillness, leaving participants refreshed and centered. It suits anyone looking for a dynamic experience that feels both uplifting and easeful, like a deep inhale of a bright summer morning. A five-class card is available for $80. Drop-ins are welcome for $18. Please bring your own mat.
Raven Yoga Shala Juneau'Rooted in Care' Landscaping Project
Lend a hand on a community landscaping project that welcomes volunteers of all experience levels. Expect hands-on work and plan to get a little dirty. Wear clothing you do not mind getting messy and closed-toe shoes for safety. Whether you can help for a few hours or stay longer, every bit helps. Plans and tasks may shift with weather, material deliveries, or crew size. Please complete the form fully to receive updates about any changes.
Juneau Family Birth CenterMaker's Meetings
Maker's Meetings at Gustavus Public Library provide a welcoming space to focus on art and craft projects. Participants can dive into handwork such as sewing, knitting, crochet, weaving, painting, quilting, mending, sketching, carving, felting, and printmaking while creating in the company of others.
Gustavus Public LibraryJuneau Youth Sailing
There will be youth sailing.
Juneau Yacht ClubRugby Night
Juneau Rugby Club is rolling out a community touch rugby session at Juneau-Douglas High School. The format is no-tackle and low-contact, keeping the action quick and competitive while maintaining a friendly, community-driven feel. The club is built around getting fit, building teamwork and discipline, celebrating family, encouraging boldness, and keeping it fun. People with any level of experience are welcome, since touch rugby is simple to pick up, highly social, and a great way to stay active while connecting with others. The aim is to create something enjoyable, competitive, and positive for Juneau, with plenty of chances to run, pass, laugh, and compete on the turf.
Juneau-Douglas High SchoolBreastfeeding Cafe
A friendly, come-and-go meetup welcomes breastfeeding parents and anyone new to the fourth trimester. Expect a comfortable setting with tea, snacks, and meaningful conversation. It offers time to connect with other breastfeeding parents, share experiences, and tap into helpful resources. The focus is on celebrating breastfeeding journeys and offering mutual support. Whether learning the basics of breastfeeding and newborn care or simply looking for community, participants can find connection and reduce feelings of isolation. Attendees are welcome to bring their little ones and help create a joyful space to learn, laugh, and lift one another up. This supportive environment is designed to make help accessible, build community, normalize common challenges, and ease postpartum isolation.
Juneau Family Birth CenterGlitz
Juneau Drag hosts its annual Pride drag extravaganza at the recently renovated Aurora Grand Theater. GLITZ 2026 honors Pride and spotlights Gigi Monroe alongside the cast of Juneau Drag.
Aurora Grand TheaterBluey Party
Celebrate Bluey with a cheerful story time, a hands on craft, and a mini dance party at Mendenhall Valley Public Library. Guests are welcome to show their Bluey spirit by wearing themed attire. For more information, contact Lacey at lacey.alexis@juneau.org. This program is supported by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library Services and Technology Act.
Mendenhall Valley Public LibraryAPK 10th Anniversary - Family Fun Fair
Celebrate a decade since the opening of the APK building with an afternoon of creativity and hands-on activities at the Andrew P. Kashevaroff Building. Cake will be offered courtesy of the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum until it is gone. There is no charge to attend and no registration is required. Highlights include a matching game featuring marine mammals, yarn wish sticks, a pop up planetarium, salmon hat activities, pop art projects, bracelet crafts, a sensory exploration table, balloon animals, complimentary books, and additional offerings.
Andrew P. Kashevaroff (APK) BuildingA Mystical Masquerade
An annual Pride celebration with the theme A Mystical Masquerade brings an afternoon of magic, community, and creativity. Attendees can express themselves in masquerade, mystical, or fantasy-inspired looks, whether glittery and glamorous or cozy and simple. The event includes food, games, a DJ, door prizes, and live printing by Broken Bottle Prints, with more to enjoy. A pre-event mask-making party is planned, with details to come, and some premade masks will be available. This celebration honors Pride Month and is supported by NAMI, HTL, and Goldbelt Heritage.
Zach Gordon Youth CenterBird Walk and Trash Pick up
Led by Brenda Wright, this welcoming wetlands bird walk highlights the Tree Swallow Nesting Box project and the conservation work of SEALTrust on a recovering tidal flat. Birders of every experience level are invited to look for species such as Greater Yellowlegs, starlings, yellowthroats, and Lincoln’s sparrows. Meet at Sunny Drive’s west end facing the airport rather than downtown. Use Old Glacier Highway to reach Sunny Drive, as it is not accessible from Egan Drive. The outing explores Sunny Point on the SE AK Land Trust, also known as SEALTrust, parcel at the end of Sunny Drive. Rubber boots are suggested. This event is free. For questions, contact field-trips@juneau-audubon-society.org.
Western End of Sunny DriveCOED SUPER DRAFT TOURNAMENT
In this coed super draft tournament, players register as individual free agents and are placed onto teams through a snake style draft. In this format, team managers draw draft positions, then alternate selections in a serpentine order until all players are chosen. Team managers are needed, and scouting and strategy matter when balancing top picks with positional and offensive needs. Participants should be available for the full weekend. A registration deadline applies, and a waitlist may be used if demand exceeds available spots after registration closes. The player draft will be held at a location to be announced. The event blends competition with camaraderie, welcoming those chasing a championship as well as anyone hoping to make new friends.
Dimond ParkDouglas Lawson Creek Community Volunteers Restoration Day
A community workday at the historic Douglas Island Lawson Creek Cemeteries focuses on thoughtful care and access improvements ahead of the Fourth of July. Organized with the Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp 2 Juneau, this ongoing volunteer effort began in 2021 and enters its fifth year of stewardship. Participants will help trim vegetation, cut back overgrowth, clear fallen branches, gather brush into piles for removal, and reopen pathways to historic graves so markers once hidden by plants can be seen and visited more easily. Volunteers can also photograph graves and upload them to the Find a Grave website to support historical records for families and researchers. Donations of small American flags are requested for placement throughout the grounds in advance of the holiday. With roughly 500 resting places, contributions of any amount are appreciated, and flags will be placed first in the Native section, where work traditionally begins. For safety, parking is requested near the retaining wall to keep traffic moving. Dress for the weather and bring water and a snack. A limited number of tools will be available, and bringing weed whackers, rakes, loppers, or other garden tools is helpful. Individuals, families, youth groups, church groups, and anyone interested in caring for these historic resting places are welcome.
Lawson CreekWalk Southeast Group Hike
The next Walk Southeast group hike, sponsored by Undisclosed Excursions, offers a chance to log a few miles toward the trek to Ketchikan. The route will be selected about a week beforehand, and the organizers will post updates and a reminder as plans are finalized. The trailhead is to be determined. All are welcome, including those who are not currently trekking with Walk Southeast.
Juneau Parks & RecreationGlitz
Juneau Drag presents their annual Pride Drag Extravaganza at the newly renovated Aurora Grand Theater. Gigi Monroe and the cast of Juneau Drag bring the Pride energy. It is a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community as we collectively breathe life into this historic space. The show will have two acts with one 30-min intermission. This event is for ages 21+.
Aurora Grand TheaterThe Romance of Magno Rubio
Winner of an Obie Award, this stage production follows a Filipino farmworker in California’s Central Valley during the 1930s. Adapted from a short story by an acclaimed Filipino American writer, it highlights one man’s experiences against the backdrop of that era.
Jensen-Olson ArboretumKingfisher Loop Trail & Pond and Sunny Point Trail
These free, public guided bird walks include binoculars provided by Juneau Audubon. They take place at Kingfisher Loop Trail and Pond and at Sunny Point Trail in collaboration with SEALT, the Southeast Alaska Land Trust. The walks are led by Brenda W.
Sunny PointOpen Shoot
An open shooting session is available at Juneau Gun Club. The range time is accessible to both the public and members, allowing individuals to shoot at their own speed without the constraints of a formal competition. If you plan to attend, bring your own firearm and ammunition. Youll also need targets, but they are available for purchase at the range if needed. Eye and ear protection are required. Be sure to adhere to all posted range regulations and instructions from the range officer. When a cease-fire is announced, immediately ensure your firearm is safe. Remember to clean up your brass and targets once youre done, and always be respectful to fellow shooters. Its recommended to contact Juneau Gun Club to inquire about their hours, lane availability, guest fees, and any specific firearm restrictions.
Juneau Gun ClubStar Sunday!
Douglas Thrift Store offers 10% off purchases when a shopper leaves a stellar rating on its Facebook page. This Sunday deal brightens a slower day with a simple give-and-save offer.
Douglas Thrift StoreArtists of All Nations
Artists of All Nations offers a free open studio in the Main Hall at the JACC, providing a welcoming space to create alongside others.
Juneau Arts & Humanities CouncilMonday 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).
Douglas Public LibraryWednesday Community Harvests
Set on Áak'w Ḵwáan Territory in Tlingit Country, Juneau, Alaska, this community gathering invites participants to connect with the Haa Tóoch Lichéesh team and listen to the land, with harvesting taking place when food and medicine are abundant. The morning focuses on introductions and a walk that may include a harvest. The afternoon is dedicated to processing or preparing what was gathered. Respectful harvesting guidelines are observed and permission is requested before any harvest, and there is no guarantee that every gathering will include harvesting.
Áak'w Ḵwáan Territory - Tlingit CountryAn Evening with Patrick Bringley
This free program welcomes Patrick Bringley to Juneau for a talk rooted in All the Beauty in the World, his New York Times bestselling account of a decade spent safeguarding the galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He will share insights from that time and how daily encounters with masterpieces shaped his life, the same story that inspired the City Museum exhibition Slow Beauty. The book was named among the year’s best by the New York Public Library, the Financial Times, Audible, the Sunday Times of London, and others, and it has reached readers around the world with translations from Brazil to Ukraine to South Korea, where it rose to number one nationally. Bringley also adapted the memoir into a solo stage production in New York that earned praise from the Wall Street Journal. He has spoken at leading institutions such as the National Gallery of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, the Dallas Museum of Art, and the University of Virginia, as well as venues in Dubai, London, Oxford, and Seoul, and his story has been featured by The New Yorker, The New York Times, and The Guardian, along with appearances on CBS, ABC, Fox, NPR, and the BBC. This event is made possible through support from the Friends of the Juneau Douglas City Museum and the Juneau Community Foundation’s Blackwell Fund, with thanks to UAS, Coastal Helicopters, Alaska's Capital Inn, and Jayleen's Alaska for supporting Bringley’s first visit to Alaska.
UAS Egan LibraryMaster's Faire V
Experience a slice of the medieval era at this fifth-year faire, inviting attendees to soak up the atmosphere. Costumes are welcome and encouraged to help set the scene, and tickets can be purchased at the gate. Organizers are accepting inquiries from those interested in hosting a booth. The festivities take place across from Valley Restaurant.
Juneau Masonic CommunityPederson Hill Farm Tour
This Summer Reading Event is for teens and adults age 14 and up and takes place at a farm. Registration is required and attendance is limited to 20 participants. Dress for the weather. The ground is uneven and not suitable for wheelchairs or walkers. Anyone with a bee sting allergy should bring an epi-pen. Participants will meet at the farm.
Pederson Hill FarmRainforest Romp Contra Dance Weekend
A new contra dance weekend is taking shape, spotlighting featured performers Raven & Goose alongside guest caller Koren Wake. The schedule offers dances in the evening and during the day, plus afternoon workshops for extra learning and practice. More details and ticket information will be shared as they become available. Those who would like to help can email JuneauContras@pm.me.
St. Ann's Parish HallBringing the Farm Inside
This Summer Reading Program session for teens and adults takes place at the Valley Library. John Krapek of Juneau Greens will share how controlled-environment hydroponics supports growing in Southeast Alaska and offer insights into Juneau’s indoor farm. Expect an informative overview tailored to curious readers and lifelong learners.
Mendenhall Valley Public LibraryFairy House Workshop
A family-friendly workshop at Mendenhall Valley Public Library centers on creating fairy houses. It is part of the fourth annual Fairy House Workshop Weekend. Templates and craft materials are provided. The format is drop-in and no advance registration is needed.
Mendenhall Valley Public Library2026 Juneau Marathon and Half Marathon
Take on 26.2 or 13.1 miles at the USATF-certified Juneau Marathon and Half Marathon on a sea-level out and back course along the two-lane Douglas Highway in Juneau, Alaska. Runners pass mountains, glaciers, forest, and ocean scenery along the way. The start and finish are near the picnic shelter at Sandy Beach in Douglas. Marathoners cover 13.1 miles out and the same distance back, while half marathoners run 6.55 miles out before turning around. Entry fees are $90 for the marathon and $65 for the half marathon, and fees will increase. Certification numbers are AK25009FW for the marathon and AK25008FW for the half marathon.
Savikko Rd, Douglas, AK 99824, United StatesAlaskan Yoga Retreat
Planned for Juneau, Alaska at Eagle Valley Center, this yoga retreat will host a small group, with twelve openings available. Additional details will be shared soon.
Eagle Valley CenterIAN MAKSIN in JUNEAU, AK: "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 Church2026 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 Hall