Alaska's largest city is the perfect place for anyone who wants a vacation filled with wildlife, outdoor activities, glaciers and gorgeous parks. Explore the rich culture and history of the indigenous people at the Alaska Native Heritage Center, hike the exquisite landscape of Flattop Mountain and finish the day with one of the many diverse restaurants and local beers.
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Anchorage Museum
The largest museum in Alaska and highlights the present and past of the Alaska Native culture, the Russian-American period, and the circumpolar North.
Lake Hood
The largest floatplane base in the world.
Tricksters and Sourdoughs: Humor and Identity in Alaska
From 11/1/2024 - 10/4/2026
Tricksters and Sourdoughs presents an unconventional perspective on Alaskan humor as both a cultural pillar and a survival mechanism. The exhibition masterfully illuminates the local identity through a diverse showcase of Alaskan Native art, cartoons, memetic material, and various elements from Alaska's pop culture.
The Anchorage Folk Festival, held annually in Anchorage, Alaska, is a vibrant celebration of folk music, dance, and community. Showcasing a mix of local and national artists, the festival features free concerts, workshops, and jam sessions that highlight traditional and contemporary folk music. Attendees can enjoy performances spanning bluegrass, Americana, Celtic, and other folk genres while immersing themselves in the warm and welcoming spirit of the Alaskan music scene. With its emphasis on participation and cultural exchange, the Anchorage Folk Festival is a must-visit event for folk music lovers and those seeking an authentic community-driven experience.
