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  1. Iditarod Day

      Visitors lucky enough to be in Anchorage March 4th are in for a real treat—it’s Iditarod Day! The famous festival showcases the culture, story, dance, games, art and films of Alaska’s indigenous people. Celebrations take place from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. However, the real stars of the…

  2. Alaska Native Heritage Center Special Event

      Discover the culture and history of Alaska’s indigenous population at this interactive experience museum. Indigenous Alaskans are still extremely active in communities, and visitors will hear original stories told at the biggest cultural institution in the state. However, the Center (like many organizations) is closed for the winter except for one special February event….

  3. Join the Alaska Chinese Association for Lunar New Year

      Celebrate the Lunar New Year on January 29th with the Alaska Chinese Association. The Year of the Rooster crows in at this annual celebration held at East Anchorage High School. Tickets are available in person at the Chinese School (located within Northwood Elementary School) on Fridays. You can also call Lai-Leng Tan at 907-562-7763…

  4. Anchorage MLK Jr. Day Events

      Visitors and residents alike find numerous ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Anchorage. The local NAACP Youth Council in collaboration with the Alaska Chapter of the Sierra Club hosts a guided walk around Mountain View with the goal of making winter trails safer. Meet at the Mt. View Lions Club Den…

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