Aspen Hotels – Juneau
Alaska takes St. Patrick’s Day seriously—so seriously that even though St. Patrick’s Day occurs during Lent, Juneau’s Diocesan Administrator and local Father Pat Travers in Ketchikan allows parishioners to eat meat (specifically corned beef and cabbage!). Catholics know St. Patrick’s Day as the Memorial of Saint Patrick, and excuse the no-meat month for the…
Category Archives: Holidays
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St. Patrick’s Day
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Best Chocolates in Juneau
Nothing pairs better with Christmas hot chocolate than ooey, gooey local chocolate. The Alaska Fudge Company at 195 S. Franklin Street is a top-rated candy and confectionary shop with rave reviews. Famous for their fresh and creamy fudge that’s made daily with zero preservatives, you’ll be challenged to choose from the variety of flavors….
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Juneau Holiday Village
Open to the public throughout the month of December from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. most days, the Juneau Holiday Village quickly became a tradition when it started just a few years ago. The mini holiday village is the perfect destination for families looking for carolers, decorations galore and a trip back in time…
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It’s Gift Expo Weekend!
Mark your calendars for November 24, 25 and 26 for the 35th annual Public Market. Open from 12 p.m. – 7 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, you can snag a three-day admission to Centennial Hall for just $7 (free for children ages 11 and younger). There’s…
