This theatre is a gem of the community offering quality shows with professional artists. The…read moretickets are reasonably priced and the theater offers pay what you can nights. Every seat in the house is a great seat and the theater offers an intimate experience. Professional Artists from all over Alaska and the lower 48 have graced this stage or directed the shows here. It is more than just a community theater, but better yet a theater that caters to the community.

It's great that in this community of 31,000 that they have a world class performing arts theatre…read morewith interesting plays. The latest just finished with Boeing Boeing about a playboy and three flight attendants scene set in the 1960's was very funny even though they didn't get the French, German, Italian accents right, managed to have the audience's attention and laughing throughout it's three act play.

This little Theatre company has been in hiatus for several years, tonight went to a performance of…read more"Five Lesbians Eating Quiche" at the Hanger ballroom. It was quite entertaining, funny. Highly recommended.

The Juneau Arts & Culture Center is the physical space that is for performing arts, cultural…read moreevents, also available to rent for events. Juneau Jazz & Classics rents the space for their annual New Year's Eve celebration with the Thunder Mountain Big Band @ $50 general admission.

From the owner: Performing Arts & Culture concert series, free concerts in the park, scholarships, grants, gallery,…read morelobby shop, manage the Juneau Arts & Culture Center,

Juneau Jazz & Classics is an annual festival of live, professional music in the beautiful Capital…read moreCity of Juneau, Alaska. Entering its 24th year, Juneau Jazz & Classics has drawn artists representing the best in classical, blues and jazz genres for concerts, education programs, and free events. Juneau Jazz & Classics takes place throughout Juneau - in auditoriums, schools, hotels, the University of Alaska Southeast campus, on board boats and even in an office building atrium. Over 6,000 individuals from near and far join us for our 10-day music celebration each May, experiencing everything from string quartets to well-recognized headliners.

From the owner: Juenau Jazz & Classics brings live, world-class music to Juneau and Southeast Alaska. We present…read morejazz, blues, and classical music during the Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival, two weeks every May. Juneau is one of the world's most spectacular settings, where we showcase more than 30 artists at the apex of their fields in more than 50 free and ticketed events. Our aim is to bring music to our entire community and continue making Juneau a culturally vibrant and beautiful place to live, work, play, and visit.

Lovely bar with great dark moody decor and lots of seating. Ordered beer and a canned mojito which…read morewere great. Shocked it was canned cocktail. I believe it was local. Had a fish ceviche with chips. Absolutely delicious. Great employees. Very attentive. Lots of TV's and options for food and drink.

Amazing selection of hazy beers. They also had vegan and…read morevegetarian food options on a menu. We got vegan pizza with vegan cheese. Place was not crowded. Staff is helpful and friendly.

We visited Sealaska Heritage, a Native nonprofit, in downtown Juneau. (It is easily accessible from…read morethe cruise terminal). The museum focuses on the story of Southeast Alaska's Native people that began 10,000 years ago and continues today. The centerpiece of the museum is a replica of a clan house, as well as exhibits with one-of a-kind Native art. Admission to the "Nathan Jackson Gallery Exhibit" was $7.00 for me; $5.00 for my elder (65+) husband (June, 2025). There is also a large shop with authentic, unique, and high-quality Native arts, as well as other souvenirs. Visits to the museum and purchases directly support Alaska Native artists, workshops, indigenous language revitalization, and cross-cultural programming. The building itself, as well as the tall totem poles outside, are photo-worthy. We have mixed feelings about our visit. It was confusing upon entering the building. The gift shop was on the left; museum on the right -- but it wasn't clear where to buy tickets for the museum. After buying the tickets in the gift shop, we proceeded to the museum. No staff were on-site. While well-maintained, it was quite small with only a few rooms -- the clan room/auditorium and rooms with individual art and artifacts. However, there was no context for the significance of these items to the Native cultures. Others have commented on the usefulness of on-site docents; unfortunately, this was not our experience. We're atreating our visit as a donation towards the objectives of the Institute; otherwise, the price of admission is high given the experience. As for free activities, it's definitely worth a visit to see the totem poles and to drop-in to the excellent gift shop.

This building stands out, so you cannot miss it if you are wandering around downtown Juneau. There…read moreis a very fine shop filled with quality Alaska carvings, art and artifacts. Well worth your perusal as it is a quality shop. The Nathan Jackson Gallery Exhibit is a collection of stories and art from the SE Alaskan native Americans. A very dignified docent takes you on a tour of a tribal meeting and living building, displays of native arts and historical video and slide shows. Cost is $7 for people aged 7 years old and up. Seniors are $4. You cannot enter without a paid ticket. Nothing is in depth, so it will not take you long to take it all in. But Alaska IS different from lower 48 cultures and peoples. Certainly this is well worth your time when you are passing through Juneau.

During a recent Alaskan cruise, we stumbled upon this shop while at port in Juneau. The shop is…read morequite large with a lot of pottery and plants to see. And while my wife was talking to the shop keeper, we saw our new feline friend Edgar sleeping on the counter in his favorite bowl. We were able to pet him while chatting. While we didn't purchase anything, it was nice to check out a independent and locally owned business, especially one with a cuddly feline friend.

I really love this shop and wish I could support it more. They have a nice variety of plants and…read moreare great at finding a plant that will fit your home well. I brought in my aloe vera plant and asked for advice on how to get it healthy again. I followed Morgan, one of the employees' advice and now my aloe is plump and happy. They also sell pottery made in the store's studio. Thank you Pottery Jungle! I love visiting the shop.

Gold Town Nickelodeon brings in movies that are not always mainstream but interesting.read more

Honestly, the highlight of a wet, dreary stay in Juneau. Such a sweet, quirky place. Great…read morepopcorn with self-serve, melted butter from a crock pot. Okay, so they had me at "real melted butter," I mean, seriously. I chose the crushed velvet loveseat with an ottoman, sank back in pure bliss and watched a great film. This place is a gem.

This was my second visit to this gallery that is Alaskan owned and operated…read more I absolutely love Donna Touhey's pottery and bought another piece plus two Polish pottery spoons for my coffee. Such gorgeous items in this store, wish I had more room in my suitcase to take it back to Florida.

This place is highly recommended on Reddit. I'm surprised there's very few yelp reviews. Absolutely…read morecharming, local art and craft location. The staff is super friendly and nice. I thought your cookbooks and I didn't know the difference from two authors and they clipped through it and explained what they thought the difference was. Plus they were able to note that a lot of the recipes were similar so no need to buy both. Evidently does a very, very, very special chocolate cake that everyone in Juno eats. Which was nothing to hear because I not wanna make it. Great place to buy gifts for other people. Some of the artwork is absolutely stunning.

Good little selection of board games and knowledgeable staff. Glad I stumbled on the place!read more

I've been to comic book stores in many major cities and small towns alike. This is by far my new…read morefavorite. The range of manga from niche to popular was incredible, as well as the vast collection of comic books from many different publishers and in many genres. The prices are good and the range of what you can get is enough to make a nerd cry tears of joy. There's also an emphasis on LGBTQ focused literature. High quality art supplies being sold here, too! Highly recommend