Nestled in the charming coastal town of Sitka, Alaska, the Alaska Day Festival is a celebration of history, community, and culture. This annual event commemorates the day when Alaska officially became a part of the United States in 1867. With historical reenactments, vibrant parades, delicious local cuisine, and traditional native performances, this festival attracts both locals and tourists eager to immerse themselves in Alaskan heritage. Don't miss the chance to join the festivities and witness firsthand the unique blend of traditions that make Alaska truly one-of-a-kind.

Sitka WhaleFest celebrates marine life through science, art, culture, and adventure, offering attendees a deeper connection to the ocean. At the heart of the festival is a three-day Science Symposium, where experts share the latest research in an engaging and accessible way. Beyond the symposium, visitors can enjoy hands-on workshops, artistic performances, and excursions exploring the beauty of Sitka Sound. This unique event blends education and experience, making it a must-visit for marine enthusiasts and curious minds alike.