From First Friday art openings, gallery walks, and drag shows, to artisan chocolate-making, craft workshops, live music and holiday markets, there’s no shortage of ways to get out and explore Alaska this week.
From spooky dance parties and haunted houses to drag shows, costume contests, trick-or-treating, and live music, there’s no shortage of Halloween fun happening around Alaska.
From haunted aquariums and spooky story times to a lavender masquerade, live comedy, pumpkin picking, and jazz, there’s plenty happening around the state.
Fresh snow on the peaks, quiet roads, and glacier views make late fall a great time for one of these scenic Alaska drives, as long as you check conditions first.
Tourist season helps stir up the local economy, but it also adds more crowds. Here are 10 places to go in Alaska now that foot traffic has slowed down.
There’s plenty on the calendar, from a three-day fiber festival and a romantasy masquerade ball in Fairbanks to pumpkin drops, fall festivals, and more across Alaska.