Traditional holiday events continue Thursday with parades downtown at 11 a.m., in Douglas at 2 p.m.
Three newly graduated high school students are grand marshals of downtown parade
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Church celebrates Mexico’s Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe with Mass, play and food.
Annual Holiday Open House featuring 21,350 cookies scheduled 3-6 p.m. Dec. 12.
Thousands share an evening of entertainment in the outdoor chill, visiting shops and hot chocolate.
Hundreds share Salvation Army’s annual Thanksgiving, including some with sudden holiday plan changes.
Tree lighting and Santa Skate bring early seasonal glow to community “where sunlight touches first.”
“Everybody’s just been so thoughtful, talking to us and asking if there’s things they can do to help.”
Annual Juneau Public Market, Indigenous Artists And Vendors Holiday Market continue through Sunday.
Many Alaska Natives, other Indigenous peoples in U.S., disagree with holiday’s traditional narrative.
“Worst weather we’ve had in 10 years” just means burning off more calories.
41st annual event dedicated to longtime vendor and musher, with peers bringing handmade pet products
Friendsgiving in Douglas joins meal at Salvation Army, food distributions by SVDP and food bank.
Annual events honor those serving during wars, seeking peace and preserving Alaska Native heritage.
Concert by Juneau Volunteer Marching Band a prelude to their participation in July 4 parade.
