Festivals

While Snoop Dogg won’t actually be in attendance at this traveling film festival, those lucky enough to make it to …

Salmonfest, billed as “three days of fish, love and music,” returns this year with one of its best lineups yet.

The summer may be in full swing, but there’s still so much fun left to soak up during the extended …

School is almost out, and so is the Alaska sun. Here are the top festivals for the month of May:

The 46th annual Festival of Native Arts returns to the University of Alaska Fairbanks from Feb. 28 – March 2. …

Ice worms are native to Southeast and Central Alaska and were first discovered in the 1800s. The tenacious animals actually …

Celebrate Alaska’s longest season of the year at the 19th annual Denali Winterfest. This year’s three-day festival will be Feb. …

Mark your calendars for Jan. 18-19, when the Great Alaska Beer & Barley Wine Festival will return for its 25th …

Holiday season is coming to an end, but there is still something for children and adults to look forward to …

The holidays are rife with traditions and celebrations from across the world, and many of them are represented in Alaska. …

Fall may be short, but Alaskans are experts at celebrating the season in their own quirky style. Travelers looking for …

Make plans this Fourth of July to head to Valdez for the city’s annual patriotic jamboree, which will feature the …

Celebrate Petersburg’s Norwegian heritage at the 60th Annual Little Norway Festival May 17-20. Held the third weekend of May to …

Celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, the Kodiak Crab Festival is a long-standing tradition that originated as a way to …

March 1-3, 2018, the Festival of Native Arts will return to the University of Alaska Fairbanks and celebrate 45 years …

The largest concentration of bald eagles in the United States is located in Alaska’s Chilkat Valley. Each November, between 2,000-4,000 …

Sitka WhaleFest has been a Southeast Alaska tradition for more than 20 years. The 2017 theme, “The Making-Of: Behind the …