A schedule of Great Events happening in the Yukon and in our Gateway Cities!

If you would like to suggest an event for our calendar, please email the details to krystal@northofordinary.ca.

Upcoming events

    • 22 Mar 2012
    • 19 May 2012
    • Whitehorse
    Curated by Jennifer Crane, the exhibition presents contemporary drawing, painting, and sculptural and installation works by a number of Canadian artists which address complexity, discount, and even poke fun at the notion of 'the artist as dreamer.' Do artists who represent the imaginary, the ethereal, and the extraordinary inhabit our everyday world?

    Exhibition held at the Yukon Arts Centre Public Art Gallery.

    For more information, call (867) 667-8485 or click YUKONARTS.



    • 04 May 2012
    • 27 May 2012
    • Juneau, Alaska
    The Perseverance Theatre will produce this musical tale about a young woman who misplaces the baby she didn't even know she had.  Shows will run every Thursday through Sunday with show times at 7:30. 

    Tickets are available at the door, at Hearthside Books locations, at the Juneau Arts & Culture Center, on line, or by calling 907-463-TIXS.

    For more information, click PERSEVERANCE.


    • 04 May 2012
    • 19 May 2012
    • Juneau, Alaska
    This event includes world-class artists covering many genres of music and includes performances of jazz, blues, and classical groups. There are also different workshops and chances for family entertainment, including the spectacular classical and blues cruises.  The festival spreads all over the city, bringing different schools, theatres, hotels, and auditoriums to life with some great tunes.

    For more information, call 907-463-3378 or click JAZZ.


    • 05 May 2012
    • 07:00
    • 27 May 2012
    • 12:00
    • McIntyre Marsh, Whitehorse
    This is a great opportunity to see biologists capture, band, and free birds flocking through the marshlands.  The process is painless for the birds and intriguing for visitors as the biologists explain the process of tracking bracelets and the different spec ices of birds.  The station is located at kilometre 4 on Fish Lake Road with parking available in the large parking lot at Fish Lake Road and Copper Haul Road.  The station is just a brisk 100 meter walk away from the parking lot.

    The station will be open for visitors throughout the rest of the month of May from 7 am to noon on weekends and holidays.

    For more information, email Ben Schonewille at teslin.bird.banding@gmail.com

    • 17 May 2012
    • 16 Jun 2012
    • Dawson City
    Belinda Harrow and D'Arcy Wilson will have their works in the ODD Gallery from May 17th to June 16th.  Aside from their artwork being on display, they will both host numerous artist talks throughout the month.  Both Harrow and Wilson try and convey the stereotypes humans have when interacting with wild animals, and both explore how those stereotypes affect relations between not only people and animals but also between people and other people.  

    For more information, click ODD.
    • 18 May 2012
    • 19 May 2012
    • Dawson City
    Interested in gold, Yukon industry, or history? The Dawson City Annual Gold Show, the largest industry and consumer trade show for placer mining in Northern Canada, has it all. the relaxed atmosphere encourages networking, buying, selling, and chatting amongst everyone from gold aficionados to gold newbies.  

    To participate or get more information, call (867) 993-5274, email office@dawsoncitychamberofcommerce.ca, or click GOLDSHOW.




    • 18 May 2012
    • 20:00
    • Dawson City

    The Palace Grand Theatre is hosting hilarious comedian Ron Jones Friday, May 18th.  Ron James is a comedian who has been taking Canada by storm, traveling to many locations to share his humour which spans every topic from politics to bad puns.  The doors of the theatre open and 7pm with the show commencing at 8pm.

    The night of humour supports the new Claim 33 Goldpanning & Jerry Byrd Klondyke Museum.  

    For tickets or more information, click PALACE or RON.
    • 19 May 2012
    • 08:30 - 11:30
    • Mayo
    Starting at 5 Mile Campground at 8:30 am, regional biologist Mark O'Donoghue and the Yukon BIrd Club will lead a bird identification walk.  

    For more information, call (867) 996-2529 or click BIRD.
    • 22 May 2012
    • 26 May 2012
    • Calgary, Alberta
    This is any child's dream as it brings professional dance, live theatre, music, and activities to children of all ages.  There will be recreations of classic tales such as The Ugly Duckling and workshops on things like how to create and use puppets.

    The Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts will provide something for everyone to enjoy, aiming to entertain children as young as two and adults as old as 102.  Performers will come from all over the world including Brazil, West Africa, Scotland, Belgium, USA, and different places in Canada.  

    Tickets go on sale for the public on April 2nd, and all children 2 and under are free to enter.

    Volunteers are needed and welcome.

    For more information, call (403) 294-7414 or click CICF.
    • 24 May 2012
    • 30 May 2012
    • Haines, Alaska
    This chance to remember those who fought and died in Vietnam comes to the Parade Ground from May 24th-30th.  This rare opportunity comes to town through the work of the American Legion.

    For more information, call Jim Moran with the American Legion at (907) 766-2530 or click HAINES.
    • 25 May 2012
    • 27 May 2012
    • Faro
    This annual, co-ed tournament takes over the Faro Ball Diamonds on May 25th, 26th, and 27th as team compete in friendly games of slow pitch.  

    The entry fee is $250 per team, but if the team is signed up before May 5th the entry fee is only $200 per team.  Teams must have a minimum of four males and four females to compete.

    For more information, call Debbie Carreau at (250) 279-3102, call Dawn Dussome at (867) 335-3834, or click FARO.
    • 25 May 2012
    • 26 May 2012
    • Haines, Alaska
    The 20th Annual Great Alaska Craftbrew and Homebrew Festival runs from May 25th to May 26th in Haines.  The festival will include a variety of regional microbrews.  Aside from wine tastings, there will also be awards.  

    On Friday the 25th, there will be a delicious Gourmet Brewers' Diner at 18:00 in Harriet Hall.  This 5 course meal cost $75 with each course specially matched with a brew to bring out the flavour of the food.

    On Saturday the 26th, there will be a tasting from 13:00 to 17:00 in Dalton City.  Admission is $35, although tickets bought in February will cost only $30.  There is also the Slammin' Salmon 5k walk and run, plus a 10k run, on Saturday at 9:00.  it is only $10 to get a bit of exercise pre-tasting, and the price includes a t-shirt.

    To enter a brew into the festival, you must have 2 bottles ready as well as a $5 entry fee, although additional entries cost only $3.  All entires must be made by Wednesday, May 23rd.  

    For more information, click BEERFEST


     
    • 26 May 2012
    • 03 Jun 2012
    • Haines, Alaska
    Haines invites all fishers to this two weekend long fishing competition on May 26th-28th and again on June 2nd-3rd.  Aside from catching some great food, there are also some fantastic prizes available.

    For more information, call Kim Larson at (907) 766-3885 or click HAINES.
    • 26 May 2012
    • 12:00
    • Dawson City
    Join thousands of cancer survivors, their families, and their friends in their quest to raise enough money to develop a cure for the deadly disease.  The Relay For Life is coming to Whitehorse this June to remember those who have fought long and hard against cancer.  Play a part in the Canadian Cancer Society's journey that brings communities together around a great common cause.
    If you can't participate, consider a donation that will go towards cancer research.

    The registration fee is $15.

    Volunteers and welcome and needed. 

    The relay will take place from noon until midnight Saturday, May 26th on the Dawson City Waterfront.

    For more information, call (867) 668-6440 or click LIFE.
    • 29 May 2012
    • 02 Jun 2012
    • Alberta
    This year's Northern Alberta Children's Festival, sponsored by Tim Horton, is an adventure for the whole family.  With numerous activities for all ages, including the Telus Toddle Town for young ones, the interactive site activities for all ages, and the evening show performances which will keep even the adults mesmerized by the good music. 

    Parking is free and tickets are $10.50 an adult, $9 a child, with a $3 charge for all site activities, but there are early bird discounts, special wristbands, and opening day grandparents and senior citizens are admitted 2 for 1.

    For more information, click CHILD.


    • 30 May 2012
    • 02 Jun 2012
    • Skagway, Alaska

    This symposium is a collection of Alaskan writers whose works embody the theme of Frontiers of Language.  All of the writers illustrate the ideal Northern life through open space, wild things, determination, and living on the edge.  Topics to be addressed include "Bear with Me: Managing Wild ANimals Penned by Perspective," "The Secrets of Writing Manuscripts that Sell," and "The Fine Line between Obsession and Discipline."

    The keynote speaker is Scott Silver who is an Oscar-nomicanted screenwriter.  Other presenters include Seth Kantner, Jim Heacox, Lynn Schooler, Nick Jans, Dan Henry, Heather Lende, Jeff Brady, Deb Vanasse, and John Straley.  

    For more information, call Buckwheat Donahue at (907) 983-2854 
    • 02 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    Join thousands of cancer survivors, their families, and their friends in their quest to raise enough money to develop a cure for the deadly disease.  The Relay For Life is coming to Whitehorse this June to remember those who have fought long and hard against cancer.  Play a part in the Canadian Cancer Society's journey that brings communities together around a great common cause.
    If you can't participate, consider a donation that will go towards cancer research.

    The registration fee is $15.

    Volunteers and welcome and needed. 

    The relay will take place all Saturday, June 2nd at Shipyards Park.

    For more information, call (867) 668-6440 or click LIFE.
    • 02 Jun 2012
    • 08:30
    • Whitehorse
    Air North, Yukon's Airline presents it's 3rd Annual Runway Family Fun Run and Pancake Breakfast!  The race takes a 8.75 km route around the Erik Nielson Whitehorse International Airport starting and ending at Air North.  After the race, participants are welcome to enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast during which plenty of prizes will be awarded.

    Registration starts at 8:30 am in front of the Air North Administration Building at 150 Condor Road.  The race begins at 9:00 am for walkers and 9:30 for runners.  

    You can pre-register at Sport Yukon until May 13th for $5 cash or cheque.  

    For more information, click AIRNORTH.
    • 02 Jun 2012
    • 09:00
    • 03 Jun 2012
    • 18:00
    • Whitehorse
    This fundraiser for the Humane Society Yukon is designed for every dog lover!  For two days the Takhini Arena will be livened up by plenty of pups and owners running around participating in for training sessions and seminars with Brad Pattison, host of the TV show "At the End of my Leash."  Additionally, different vendors, businesses, and organizations will man over 50 indoor booths aimed to provide entertainment and aide for those with loveable furry friends.  A silent auctions will benefit the humane society, and delicious barbecue will keep everyone well fed and ready to tackle the next event.

    Both seminars will be followed by an autograph and photo session with Brad Pattison.  All three sessions have a limit of 40 dogs maximum.

    Saturday, June 2nd:
    1st seminar from 9am - noon at $50 per person
    lunch from 12:30pm - 2pm
    2nd seminar from 2pm - 5pm at $50 per person

    Sunday, June 3rd:
    1st session from 9am - 10:30am at $50 per person
    2nd session from 11am - 12:30pm at $50 per person
    3rd session from 2pm - 3:30pm at $50 per person

    Tickets are available for purchase at The Feed Store, Duffy's Pet Supplies, Mae Bachur Shelter, Mitzi's Closet, Camp K-9, and Neighbourhood Pup.

    For more information, contact Shelley Cuthbert at shelleycuthbert@yahoo.ca


    • 03 Jun 2012
    • 08 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    This third International Glacial Archaeology Symposium brings together archaeologists who study the growing field of Glacial Archeology which include the study of prehistoric and historic materials unearthed from melting ice.  Previous meetings were held in Bern, Switzerland and Trondhiem, Norway, and this symposium will feature an opening night reception at the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre and three days of glacial research presentations from various places around the world including Scandinavia, the Andes, Europe, and North America. 

    There will also be two excursions participants can sign up for.  The first is a trip a sub-alpine archeological site and a helicopter trip to an alpine ice patch.  The second is a trip to the edge of the St. Elias Mountains where the new Champagne and Aishihik Cultural Centre has opened in Haines Junction.

    The event is hosted by the Kwanlin Dun Cultural Centre.

    For more information, click FROZEN.
    • 03 Jun 2012
    • 08:30
    • Whitehorse
    The annual Whitehorse Triathlon includes the Olympic distances (swim 1,500 m, bike 40km, run 10km) and also the sprint distance (swim 500 m, bike 20km, run 5km.)  It is possible to sign up online, but spots do go fast so sign up early!

    For more information, call (867) 668-8325 or click TRIATHLON.
    • 04 Jun 2012
    • 08 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    The Yukon Bluegrass Music Society presents this camp that proceeds the Kluane Mountain Bluegrass Festival.  The camp offers the opportunity to take classes in many different instruments such as the banjo, bass, fiddle, guitar, and mandolin, and there are courses on vocal harmonizing.  

    For more information, call (867) 335-1428, email camp@yukonbluegrass.com , or click BLUEGRASS.
    • 06 Jun 2012
    • 09 Jun 2012
    • Juneau, Alaska
    This gathering of Native cultures includes many delightful activities and festivities.  There are colourful, costumed processions, dance performances, authentic arts and crafts for sale, and various native group gatherings.  

    The event is held in many different locations around the juneau area, including the Centennial Hall Convention Center.

    For more information, call (907) 463-4844 or click HERITAGE.
    • 08 Jun 2012
    • 10 Jun 2012
    • Tombstone Park
    This weekend long festival has different workshops, walks in the park, and talks with different Dempster bird specialists.  The event is hosted by Friends of Dempster Country Society and Yukon Parks.  The Yukon Bird Club will help people spot birds, mimic their calls, and answer questions.  Hikes into the park will identify different bird habitats and a road caravan will stop at different points along the highway to who nesting spots.

    Tombstone Mountain Campground is located at kilometre 72 on the Dempster Highway.

    For more information, call (867) 667-8299 or click TOMBSTONE.
    • 08 Jun 2012
    • 09 Jun 2012
    • Chicken, Alaska
    This 6th annual "Top of the World" music festival brings the small town of Chicken, Alaska to life on June 8th and June 9th!  The music festival features many artists including Last Frontier who always perform their smash hit "It Ain't no Thing but a Chicken Wing on a String."  Last Frontier also wows the crowd with their incredible version of the popular song "Sitting on the Top of the World."

    For more information, click CHICKEN.
    • 08 Jun 2012
    • 10 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    Gear up for the 10th annual Kluane Mountain Bluegrass Festival. Each year Yukon's bluegrass community and bluegrass lovers converge to create and listen to great music.  This year's festival will include performers from Canada and neighbouring Alaska who will liven up the stage at the Yukon Arts Centre over the 2nd weekend in June.

    Weekend passes cost $140 and are available through the Yukon Arts Centre Box Office and Arts Underground. 

    More more information, click BLUEGRASS.


    • 09 Jun 2012
    • Skagway
    The Municipality of Skagway Convention and Visitors Bureau hosts the Second Annual Skagway Marathon, 26 miles, which runs from Skagway up to Dyea Road, to West Creek, and back down to finish in Skagway.  
    There is also a half marathon, 13 miles, which goes from Skagway to Dyea Road and back.

    The cost for the full marathon is $25, the half marathon is $15, and a t-shirt is $15.  Registration runs until May 26th, although same day registration is available for an increased cost of $35 for the full marathon and $25 for the half marathon. 

    For more information, call (907) 983-2854 or click SKAGWAY.
    • 09 Jun 2012
    • Dawson City
    Dress up in your finest clothing for a lovely tea served alongside music and the honoring of community volunteers. Stay into the evening for the ball held at the Palace Grand Theatre.

    For more information, call (867) 667-5121 or click TEA.


    • 11 Jun 2012
    • 19:00 - 22:00
    • Haines, Alaska
    The grammy nominated contemporary bluegrass group Blue Highway will take the stage at the Chilkat Center for the Arts on June 11th.  The group is composed of Tim Stafford, Wayne Taylor, Jason Burleson, Shawn Lane, and Rob Ickes.  The band's 17 years of experience has led to a Dove Award and multiple IBMA awards.  Their harmonies and well timed musical transitions are sure to make the night enjoyable.

    For more information, call (907) 766-2020 or click BLUE.
    • 14 Jun 2012
    • 17 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    This annual softball tournament if held at the Pepsi Softball Complex in Whitehorse.  Softball Yukon invites all those interested to participate.

    For more information, call (867) 667-4487 or click SOFTBALL.
    • 15 Jun 2012
    • Tombstone
    Tombstone Territorial Park invites all children and all of those who are still children at heart to celebrate the national play day with them at their Nature Play Day.  There are plenty of natural play structures on the new Beaver Pond Interpretive Trail which starts from the Tombstone Interpretive Centre, plus there are plenty of area free for play in the forest, mountains, and even the mud puddles.  The event doesn't have a  specific centre as of yet since the whole park should be alive with people playing outside.

    For more information, click PLAYDAY.
    • 15 Jun 2012
    • 17 Jun 2012
    • Dawson City
    This combination of all things Scottish is the most northern highland games in all of North America.  Heavy events involved include the hammer throw and the caber toss which involves throwing a 175 pound log.  These two events will join the typical competitiveness of bagpiping, drumming, and highland dancing.  There are cash prizes available for winning each category in all the competition, and watching the events is surely a throwback to the olden days in Scotland.  

    There is also a Banquet and Tartan Ball from 18:00 to 1:00.  Tickets for the meal and the ball are $50 for adults, while children 6-10 eating a steak dinner are $30, and children 4-10 eating a hot dog dinner are $15.  
    If your not feeling hungry but want to enjoy the ball from 21:00 to 1:00, then separate tickets are $25 for adults, $15 for youths age 11-18, and free for children 4-10.  
    All minors must be accompanied by adults during this ball.

    Tickets for the weekend are $25 for adults, $10 for children 6-12, and free for children 5 and under.  Early bird passes available before May 20th that save adults $5.  

    For more information, call (867) 993-5036, email topoftheworldhighlandgames@gmail.com, or click GAMES.
    • 16 Jun 2012
    • Haines Junction
    The 20th annual Kluane Chilkat International Bike Relay will cover both sides of the Alaska/Canada border starting in Haines Junction, Yukon and ending in Haines, Alaska.  Details about dates for registration, team rules, and a detailed race itinerary are available online.

    Volunteers are needed and welcomed.

    For more information, call (867) 667-4237 or click KCIBR.


    • 17 Jun 2012
    • Dawson City
    This golf tournament takes full advantage of the amazing amount of sunlight this time of year.  Scheduled as close to the full day of light as possible, the tournament ends with a celebratory breakfast of beer and eggs.  The Top of the World Golf Course comes alive with the ruckus and friendly competition.


    For more information, call (867) 993-5888 or click DAWSON.
    • 18 Jun 2012
    • 27 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    Whitehorse will host the important Congres between France and Canada that celebrates the liberation of France at the end of WWII.  30 seniors will come and share their stories of the war as well as care for Canadian gravesides and memorials.  The event will be taking place throughout the city of Whitehorse and even in different areas of the territory.

    For more information, call (867) 668-8660 or click WHITEHORSE.
    • 21 Jun 2012
    • 22 Jun 2012
    • Dawson City
    This epic motorcycle ride, which is strictly not a rally, rides across the Top of the World Highway and ends in downtown Dawson City.  Once the ride is over the night is just beginning as riders congregate in Sourdough Saloon to tell stories and swap tales.  

    For more information, call (867) 993-5346 or click DAWSON.
    • 22 Jun 2012
    • 24 Jun 2012
    • Tombstone
    Yukon Parks and Friends of Dempster Country Society present this chance to appreciate the plants all around us.  From June 22nd to June 24th, Tombstone Interpretive Centre will be hosting free workshops and events for everyone interested in the beauty of wildlife.  

    Tombstone Interpretive Centre is located at kilometer 71.5 on the Dempster Highway.  Activities start at 7pm on the 22nd.

    For more information, click DEMPSTER.
    • 22 Jun 2012
    • 28 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    Adaka means "coming into the light" in Southern Tutchone, and this 8 day festival will light up the Whitehorse waterfront from June 22nd to June 28th.  The days will be filled with both traditional and contemporary music, dance, fashion, carving, drumming, storytelling, sculpture, films, cultural presentations, workshops, artists demonstrations, arts and crafts, and much more.  Make sure to soak in the beautiful culture and fill your belly at the community feast.  

    The festival will take place at the Kwanlin Dun Cultural Centre.

    For more information, call (867) 393-9221, email info@adakafestival.ca , or click ADAKA.
    • 22 Jun 2012
    • 01 Jul 2012
    • Vancouver, BC

    The Coastal Jazz and Blues Society creates this unique concert series that includes numerous arts is at numerous places that will move your soul and get to the beat.  From June 22nd to July 1st, Vancouver will be alive with the sounds of 11artists playing at 4 different venues.

    Venues include the Vogue Theatre, the Orpheum, SFU Woodward's,  and the Ironworks.

    Tickets range from $25 to $75 depending on venue, time, and musician.

    Artists include: Avett Brothers, Bill Frisell, Destroyer, Dianne Reeves, George Benson, Los Amigos Invisibles, Maria Volonte, Robert Randolph & the Family Band, Spectrum Road, Turning Point Ensemble, and Wayne Shorter Quartet.  

    For a full schedule of events, tickets, or more information, click JAZZ.
    • 22 Jun 2012
    • 12:00
    • 23 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    The Humane Society produces this fundraiser in Shipyards Park from noon until midnight on June 22nd and June 23rd.  There are a wide variety of bands and types of music to enjoy under the midnight sun on the banks of the Yukon River.

    Tickets are $25 a day or $40 for the whole weekend.

    For more information, call (867) 456-7555 or click SUNSTROKE.
    • 23 Jun 2012
    • Mayo
    The 10th Annual Mayo Arts Festival will coincide with the Mayo Midnight Marathon to create a full day of exciting activities.  Galena Park will host the free event that includes arts and crafts running from noon until 5 pm and lively music going from noon until 7 pm.  Crafts include making masks, arranging flowers, willow art, and watercolours.  Performances include dance groups, singing groups, children sing-a-long groups, and bands.

    Special guests include Jerry Alfred Shun Dun, a group from Pelly Crossing, from 6-7 pm.  

    For more information, click ARTS.
    • 23 Jun 2012
    • Mayo
    Mayo's marathon takes full advantage of the full sunlight we experience in summer.  The marathon is joined by other distances including a half marathon, a 10k, and a 5k.  

    For more information, call (867) 996-2368 or click MAYO.
    • 23 Jun 2012
    • 24 Jun 2012
    • Whitehorse
    This bike ride doesn't allow any lights, but don't worry about the lack of artificial light because mother nature provides more than enough light to bike.  The race is geared to be fun for advanced riders as well as novices.  The trail, which runs from 12-15 km, includes steep climbs and wide ski trail sections that allow for easy passing. 

    Entry for a single rider is $65, $130 for a two person team, and prices continue upward for larger teams. 

    The race will take place at Mount McIntyre Recreation Centre.

    For more information, call (867) 668-7559 or click BIKE.
    • 23 Jun 2012
    • 18:30
    • Whitehorse
    Air North, Yukon's Airline hosts this golf tournament to celebrate the summer solstice.  There will be a fun game of golf, a welcome gift for each participant, a delicious dinner to enjoy, many door prizes to be won, and much more to celebrate the midnight sun.

    The cost of participation is $70 for members, $50 for juniors, and $100 for guests.  

    A shotgun start is at 6:30 pm for a maximum of 36 teams.  

    For more information, click GOLF or AIRNORTH.
    • 23 Jun 2012
    • 19:00 - 22:00
    • Whitehorse
    When Ungulates Attack!

    The Yukon Roller Girls take on the Red Deer Nightshades at this home bout at the Takhini Arena.

    For more information, click ROLLER DERBY.

    • 27 Jun 2012
    • 01 Jul 2012
    • Whitehorse
    This 715 km (444 mi) paddling race follows the Klondike River from Whitehorse to Dawson City.  The beautiful scenery and rocky riverbed prove entertaining to competitors and spectators alike.  Join the international group of rowers who take on the river in this world recognized race.

    For more information, call (867) 333-5628 or click RIVERQUEST.


    • 29 Jun 2012
    • 01 Jul 2012
    • Fort Simpson, NWT
    This 11th annual festival celebrates all ranges of art from story telling to moose hair tufting and everything in-between.  There will be fiddling for those who are musically inclined, theatre and dance for the arts aficionados, and media screenings for those who love films.  There are also workshops available for everyone to try out.

    For more information, call (867) 695-3005 or click OPENSKY.
    • 30 Jun 2012
    • 01 Jul 2012
    • Juneau, Alaska
    For two days at Savikko Park, family fun activities will center around the gold rush history of the area.  Mining and logging competitions will keep the adults entertained, while pony rides, gold panning, and hand mucking will keep the kids happy all day long. 

    For more information, click JUNEAU.


    • 01 Jul 2012
    • Dawson City
    This annual competition shows Yukon heritage and industry as people pan gold as fast as they can out of the Klondike.  People from around the world join Yukon natives to compete for a spot in the World Goldpanning Championships in South Africa later in 2012.  Who will be the fastest to get the predetermined amount of gold out of a bucket of dirt?  Come and find out!

    For more information, call
    (867) 993-5575 or click DAWSON.


    • 06 Jul 2012
    • 08 Jul 2012
    • Atlin, BC
    This huge music festival brings people from around the globe.  There are musicians, performers, dancers, comedians, and storytellers-something for everyone in the family. There are even workshops to learn a few musical skills of your own.

    Kids workshops include a bead workshop, canvas bag painting, fort painting, jewellery/keychain workshop, kite building, and salt dough figurines.

    Advanced weekend passes are $120, weekend passes at the gate are $135, a day pass for Saturday and Sunday is $80, and a day pass for Sunday only is $45.  Kids 12 and under are free while youths ages 13-17 are half price.  Only cash is accepted at the gate.

    Camping on the festival grounds is free, as is camping at the Old Atlin Runway and Pine Creek Beach.  Camping at the Pine Creek Campground is $5 per night.


    Musicians include:

    David Grisman Folk Jazz Trio
    David Lindley
    Gary Comeau & The Voodoo Allstars
    Don Amero
    Duane Andrews
    Sarah Macdougall Band
    Jonathon Byrd
    Del Barber
    Annie Loi
    Big Soul
    Elage Diouf
    Jim Hurt
    The Lovely Drifters
    Ivan Coyote
    Pacific Curis
    Decian O'Donovan
    Taku Kwaan Dancers


    Kids performers include:

    Claire Ness
    Annie Avery

    For more information, call (250) 651-2252 or click ATLIN.


    • 13 Jul 2012
    • 22 Jul 2012
    • Inuvik, NWT
    This 10 day long art festival gathers over 80 visual artists and 40 performers from across the North to showcase and share their talent and passion.  The artists and performers include Inuits, Gwich'ins, Denes, Metises, other First Nations, and non-Aboriginals.  Artists, jewelry makers, carvers, stain glass makers, and more are all coming together to create this incredible show.

    For more information, call (867) 777-3536, call (867) 777-8638, or click GNAF.
    • 13 Jul 2012
    • 22 Jul 2012
    • Whitehorse
    This extremely competitive sporting event brings softball teams from all around the world to receive the prestigious title.  Sixteen different countries will make an appearance at the Pepsi Softball Complex which is just walking distance from Yukon College and different hotels.

    Volunteers are welcome and needed.

    For more information, call (867) 667-4487 or click FASTPITCH.


    • 13 Jul 2012
    • 19:00
    • 15 Jul 2012
    • Tombstone
    Yukon Parks and Friends of Dempster Country Society present this chance to better understand the most plentiful creature on earth-insects!  The festival kicks off with a presentation on Friday night at 7pm, and over the weekend there will be many workshops, walks exploring the park, and talks with insect experts.  

    Tombstone Interpretive Cetner is located at kilometer 71.5 on the Dempster Highway.

    For more information, click DEMPSTER.
    • 14 Jul 2012
    • 25 Jul 2012
    • NWT and Yukon
    An airborne fleet of 24 aircraft and 122 crew members are venturing north this summer into the Yukon and the North West Territories.  The Royal Canadian Air Force show will include 22 Snowbirds which are special aerobatic performance planes, a well as a Twin Otter, a Hercules transport plane, and CF-18 Hornet fighter jets.

    The planes will begin decorating the sky on July 14th in Yellowknife and continue to provide entertainment until July 25th in Whitehorse.

    The schedule:

    July 14th--Yellowknife, NWT
    July 17th--Inuvik, NWT
    July 19th--Norman Wells, NWT
    July 21st--Watson Lake, Yukon
    July 25th--Whitehorse, Yukon

    For more information, click FLIGHT.
    • 16 Jul 2012
    • Whitehorse to Alaska Pipeline Bridge / Dalton Highway
    The longest canoe and kayak race in the world runs from Whitehorse to the Alaska Pipeline Bridge on the Dalton Highway.  The race, best described as an expedition race, takes 7 to 12 days with 18 hours of solid paddling.  The race calls all mentally and physically tough paddlers who don't mind getting everything from clothes, tents, and sleeping bags drench in the wild river.

    The race starts on Monday, July 16th.

    For more information, call (867) 333-0755 or click 1000.
    • 20 Jul 2012
    • 22 Jul 2012
    • Dawson City
    This festival is made for the whole family.  Aside from the main concerts on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings, there is also Saturday Kidfest which has workshops and concerts aimed for children.  All children under 13 get free admission, so bring the kids along to enjoy the delicious festival food from the friendly vendors.

    For more information, call (867) 993-5584 or click DCMF.


    • 21 Jul 2012
    • Pelly Crossing
    To help celebrate Parks Day, Pelly Crossing is offering free boat rides from Pelly Farm to Fort Selkirk.  The farm is located just downriver from Pelly Crossing and will serve as the launch site for the boats.

    For more information, call (867) 667-3463 or fax (867) 667-8023.
    • 21 Jul 2012
    • Tombstone
    What better way to celebrate Parks Day than to go out to Tombstone Territorial Park and celebrate the majesty of nature?  The park will be offering lots of activities including a special themed program, walks around the park, a songwriting workshops, plus plenty of other opportunities to celebrate in your own way.  

    Tombstone Interpretive Centre is located at kilometre 71.5 on the Dempster Highway.

    For more information about Tombstone's Parks Day or other Yukon Parks having celebrations, click PARKDAY.
    • 21 Jul 2012
    • Dawson City
    Walk or run around Dawson City in a race to the Midnight Dome.  A reception welcomes everyone who manages to make it all the way there.  

    For more information, call (867) 993-2350, email lanawelchman@cityofdawson.ca , or click DOME.
    • 21 Jul 2012
    • 25 Jul 2012
    • Whitehorse
    The Yukon Horse & Rider Association puts on this show to demonstrate the dedication and beauty in horseback riding.

    The YHRA show grounds will host the event.

    For more information, call (867) 335-1452 or click YHRA.


    • 26 Jul 2012
    • 29 Jul 2012
    • Calgary, Alberta
    This folk festival brings some of the big names in the industry to Calgary to get everyone up and swaying to the beat.  Prince's Island Park will host the 68 artists from 14 countries on 7 different stages.  4 days worth of music will provide many heart warming and blood pumping moments to take in with family and friends.

    Tickets go on sale on April 26th.

    For more information, call (403) 233-0904 or click CALGARYFOLKFEST.
    • 26 Jul 2012
    • 29 Jul 2012
    • Haines, Alaska
    This 4 day fair has the theme "Fair Like There's No Tomorrow!"  The fair will include numerous attractions, delicious food, activities geared toward all ages, musical entertainment, various contests, and plenty of things to see and buy.  

    Entertainers performing at the fair include Clinton Fearon, Larry and His Flask, Eric Mcfadden, Pendulum Aerial Arts, The Whiskeydicks, Traveler, The Bad Tenants, Bill Hearne, and many more.  

    Creative exhibits at the fair include woodworking, baking, photography, quilting, music, Native style arts, preserved foods, beer and wine making, and many, many more.  

    Contests include: a singer-songwriter contest on July 27th; the fair parade, logging show, fisherman's rodeo, horseshoe tournament, fiddle contest, most loveable dog contest, and a 5K, 10K, and trial half marathon on July 28th; a sand volleyball tournament on July 29th.  

    Prices range, but there is a $40 four-day pass and a $32 early bird discount if tickets are bought before June 15th.  Tickets are also available at the gate for $10 on Thursday and Sunday, and $15 on Friday and Saturday.  Kids 6 to 12 are only $6 a day and children 5 and under are free.  

    For more information, call (907) 766-2476, email seakfair@aptalaska.net , or click FAIR
    • 28 Jul 2012
    • 04 Aug 2012
    • Vancouver, BC
    This pyrotechnic celebration brings out different countries to light up the English Bay.  Last year, Spain and China joined with Canada to light up the sky, and this years participants are still a mystery but promise to be exciting as always.  

    Tickets for the coveted bleacher seats go on sale in mid-April, but it is free to see the show outside of the venue, so feel free to find a close park to sit back and relax at.  

    Shows are schedules for:
    Saturday, July 28th from 22:00 to 22:25
    Wednesday, August 1st from 22:00 to 22:25
    Saturday, August 4th from 22:00 to 22:25

    Volunteers are needed and welcome.

    For more information, click FIREWORKS.
    • 28 Jul 2012
    • 31 Jul 2012
    • Teslin
    This celebration, also called the Inland Tlingit Celebration, celebrates the bright culture of the Inland Tlingit First Nation.  The shores of Teslin Lake and the Teslin Tlingit Heritage Centre will host 4 days of dancing, drumming, singing, canoeing, delicious food, and even an artist market.  There is something for every family member to do in this beautiful summer celebration.

    The Teslin Tlingit Heritage centre is located at Fox Point, 3 km north of Teslin.

    For more information, call (867) 390-2532 ext. 384, email bev.morris@ttc-teslin.com, or click TESLINHERITAGE.
    • 28 Jul 2012
    • Faro
    The town of Faro pulls out all the stops for the family friendly festival that includes numerous door prizes and delicious wild game barbeque.  Events include storytellers, guided hikes, art demonstrations and workshops, and a Bocce tournament.  The festival will be held at the Campbell Region Interpretive Centre.

    For more information, call (867) 994-2288 or click FARO.


    • 28 Jul 2012
    • 07:00
    • Juneau, Alaska
    This marathon and half marathon start and finish at Sandy Beach in Savikko Park near Douglas.  The marathon begins at 7:00 and the half marathon starts off at 9:00.  There are medals and t-shirts for all participants.

    For more information, email Kimberly Vaughn at seejuneaurun@gmail.com , email Brian Bezenek at bribezenek@noaa.gov, or click JUNEAU.
    • 30 Jul 2012
    • 05 Aug 2012
    • Calgary, Alberta
    The Calgary International Blues Festival will liven up Shaw Millennium Park from July 30th to August 5th to showcase some of the best blues groups in the world.  In addition to the concerts will be different workshops and many more activities.

    Early bird tickets are currently on sale for $119.  These tickets are for 4 days and are transferable.  

    For more information, call (403) 668-7144 or click BLUESFESTIVAL.
    • 30 Jul 2012
    • 04 Aug 2012
    • Whitehorse
    Spend an unforgettable week learning from an outstanding faculty and making music at the Yukon Summer Music Camp.

    Classes are available for ages 3 to age 93.

    For more information, click MUSIC.

    • 02 Aug 2012
    • 05 Aug 2012
    • Moosehide Village
    Just downriver of Dawson City, the Tr'ondek Hwech'in invite visitors to the gathering at Moosehide where there will be crafts, souvenirs, entertainment, and food.  There will be boat rides given throughout the day so accessing the event is well worth the trip.

    For more information, call (867) 993-7100, or contact P.O. Box 599, Dawson, YT, Y0B 1G0.
    • 03 Aug 2012
    • 11 Aug 2012
    • Calgary, Alberta
    This festival celebrates the non censured beauty of fringe theatre.  Talented acts will come from local, national, and international theatre productions to share the stage with street performers, musicians, and outdoor stage events.  Every kind of theatre will be represented from film to musicals to street shows.

    Volunteers and needed and welcome.

    For tickets or more information, call (403) 265-3378 or click FRINGE.
    • 04 Aug 2012
    • 31 Aug 2012
    • BC/ Yukon/ Alaska

    Launching from Dawson Creek, BC on August 4th, this military vehicle convoy will travel 4,100 miles (6,600 km) in 27 days.  This convoy, presented by the Military Vehicle Preservation Association, celebrates the 70th anniversary of the building of the Alaska Highway.  The convoy will include military vehicles from many generations, including some from WWII.  Around 100 vehicles will complete the historic journey.


    For more information, click CONVOY.

    • 05 Aug 2012
    • Whitehorse
    The beautiful Whitehorse Marathon takes runners along the river and into the lower hills.  Race distances include a full marathon and a half marathon.  T-shirts and medals are given to all participants, although there is a limit on participants.

    For more information, call (867) 668-7592 or click MARATHON.
    • 08 Aug 2012
    • 12 Aug 2012
    • Edmonton, Alberta
    This Cirque du Soleil show entrances viewers with amazing acrobatics and dance while conveying the awe of young Zoe's escape from the world of restriction into the world of imagination.  Many of the troops famous acts are integrated into the show including the cloud swing, the German wheel, arial hoops, and juggling.

    The show will be at Rexall Place in downtown Edmonton. 

    For tickets or more information, call (866) 212-4283 or click QUIDAM. 
    • 10 Aug 2012
    • 12 Aug 2012
    • Tombstone
    Friends of Dempster Country Society and Yukon Parks present this weekend-long excursion along the Dempster Highway to discover and explain the unique geology of the area.  There will be workshops, guided walking tours, and information packed talks on all aspects of the Yukon's geology.

    For more information, click DEMPSTER.
    • 10 Aug 2012
    • 11 Aug 2012
    • Vancouver, BC
    This Cirque du Soleil show delves into the world behind the musical delight Michael Jackson possessed.  The audience experiences his dance moves and songs in a new dimension (sometimes upside down) and discover the Giving Tree which gave Michael all of his creativity.  The spectacular show captures Michael's soul and passion to inspire both novices to his music and loyal followers.

    The show will take place at Rogers Arena. 

    For tickets or more information, call (855) 985-5000 or click IMMORTAL.
    • 11 Aug 2012
    • Southern Lakes, Yukon
    This bike race is 173km which can be completed individually or through up to a 5 person team.  There are 5 legs running from Mt. Lorne to Golden Horn for 19 km, Golden Horn to Marsh Lake for 42 km, Marsh Lake to Tagish for 46 km, Tagish to Carcross for 34 km, and finally from Carcross to Mount Lorne for 32 km.  The cost is only $35 a rider, $45 for late registration.  Last year over 35 teams competed and there were over 100 riders with the youngest being just 12 years old.

    For more information, call (867) 667-7083 or click BIKE.
    • 12 Aug 2012
    • 14 Aug 2012
    • Watson Lake

    Watson Lake invites you to celebrate the discovery of gold at their exciting event filled gathering.  Not only does the even provide entertainment for families, but it also serves as a reunion for people who grew up in the area long before there were paved roads and stoplights.  The two days includes everything from golf to arts and crafts and even features a parade.  

    For more information, call (867) 536-8020 or click WATSONLAKE.
    • 16 Aug 2012
    • 19 Aug 2012
    • Dawson City
    In celebration of the 1896 gold rush in Bonanza Creek, Dawson City presents the perfect family festivity.  There are plenty of things for the kids to do from face painting to crafts.  Adults can take in the Can Can dancers of Diamond Tooth Gerties or participate in the golf tournament.  Free walking tours and an art festival invite the whole family to spend some quality time together.  And don't miss the parade to top off the long weekend!

    Main events included in the celebration are:
    Authors on 8th 
           August 16th at 8th Avenue and Hanson Street

    Discovery Day Run - 10k

    Discovery Days Golf Tournament 
           August 17th-19th at the Top of the World Golf Course

    Yukon Riverside Arts Festival
           August 16th-19th at the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture


    For more information, call (867) 993-5575 or click DAWSON DAYS.
    • 16 Aug 2012
    • 19 Aug 2012
    • Dawson City
    Dawson's historical Discovery Days weekend coincides with a riverside celebration of the arts. The festival features regional artists demonstrating their work in the park along the dike, outdoor musical performances, workshops, an art fair, special events, a gallery hop, and ODD Gallery exhibition openings and artist talks.

    Festival will be held around Dawson City.

    For further information, call (867) 993-5005 or click KIAC.


    • 16 Aug 2012
    • 14:30
    • Dawson City
    This celebration of literature in the Klondike includes walking tours to visit the homes of Jack London, Robert Service, and Pierre Berton.  There is also a writing competition for prospective writers to test out their literary genius.  

    8th Avenue and Hanson Street host the event.

    For more information, call (867) 993-6415, email kva@dawson.net, or click DAWSON.
    • 18 Aug 2012
    • 20 Aug 2012
    • Nusutlin River to Teslin Lake
    This shorter version of the gruelling Yukon 1000 is still long, but it is more bearable.  Paddlers will to down the Nusutlin River and end on Teslin Lake.  The race takes two days filled with whitewater fun and an overnight stop.  No one has ever done both races in the same year, but will this year be the first?

    The race starts on Saturday, August 18th.

    For more information, call (867) 333-0755 or click 360.
    • 19 Aug 2012
    • Dawson City
    This race across the muddy terrain is a fantastic event to watch.  All sorts of vehicles try to make it across the plunge, and mud spews everywhere.  Make sure to bring your earplugs to this volunteer sponsored event.

    For more information, call (867) 993-5627 or click DAWSON.
    • 23 Aug 2012
    • 25 Aug 2012
    • Tombstone
    Friends of Dempster Country Society and Yukon Parks open their doors to everyone on a weekend that will focus on the different kinds of mammals and fish that reside within Tombstone Territorial Park.  The weekend will have many fun workshops, guided walking tours, and information filled talks with local experts.  

    Tombstone Interpretive Centre in at kilometre 71.5 on the Dempster Highway.

    For more information, click DEMPSTER.
    • 24 Aug 2012
    • 26 Aug 2012
    • Calgary, Alberta

    In this exclusive concert event, Nick Cannon--host of Wild 'n Out, America's Got Talent, and the Nick Cannon Show--will be putting on 5 impressive shows at the Laugh Shop Comedy Club at the Blackfoot Inn from August 24th to August 26th.

    Tickets are available for $25 on the Laugh Shop's website.

    For more information, call (403) 255-6900 or click LAUGHSHOP.
    • 25 Aug 2012
    • 26 Aug 2012
    • Faro
    Faro brings out the very best in terms of pure entertainment as they create the delightful Fireweed Festival.  There are donation jars, dunk tanks, amazing food, and games all around in this annual festival that invites all families out for two days of fun.

    For more information, call (867) 994-2375 or click FARO.
    • 25 Aug 2012
    • 08:00
    • Juneau, Alaska
    This race is a companion race to the women's event of the day.  This race is men only and is geared towards prostate cancer awareness and prevention.  The race begins at 8:00 at Riverbend Elementary School's covered playground.  

    There is also a race the same day for women.

    For more information, call Tom Thompson at (907) 789-9193, email tjomsland13@yahoo.com , or click CANCER.
    • 25 Aug 2012
    • 09:00
    • Juneau, Alaska
    There are both a 2 mile walk and a 5K run available for this ladies only event to raise money and awareness for breast cancer.  The race begins at 9:00 at Riverbend Elementary School's covered playground.  

    There is also a race the same day for men.

    For more information, call Cancer Connection at (907) 796-2273 or click CANCER.
    • 01 Sep 2012
    • 03 Sep 2012
    • Tombstone
    Friends of Dempster Country Society and Yukon Parks present this weekend-long sessions answering all questions pertaining to lichens and mushrooms.  Every questions from the basics of, "What is a lichen?" to the complexness of, "Which mushrooms can I eat?" will be addressed.  There will be fun workshops, tours around the park to spot mushrooms and lichen, and informative talks as well.

    Tombstone Interpretive Centre is located at kilometre 71.5 on the Dempster Highway.

    For more information, click DEMPSTER.
    • 01 Sep 2012
    • 02 Sep 2012
    • Haines, Alaska

    This disc-golf tournament covers two days of competition at Raven's Bowl and Glacier Point courses.  Aside from some great disc-golf, there is also live music, delicious dinners, and local transportation provided.  There are prizes associated with certain holes and cash payouts for winners.  

    For more information, call (907) 766-2476, email seakfair@aptalaksa.net , or click HAINES.
    • 01 Sep 2012
    • 15 Sep 2012
    • Whitehorse

    NEW DATE UNCERTAIN!

    Nine year-old William struggles to understand why his beloved Grandpa Ken, a heroic World War II photographer, is mentally and physically deteriorating.  Written by and starring Brian Fidler, and inspired by his own family history, this play has been in development by Nakai and Ramshackle Theatre for 3 years.

    Event hosted at the Yukon Arts Centre.

    For ticket or other information, call (867) 393-6040 or click NAKAI.



    • 01 Sep 2012
    • 14:00
    • Dawson City
    For 33 years, locals and tourists have loved this hilarious competition that has teams of 5 pulling a decorated and wheeled outhouse down the historic gravel streets of Dawson City.  Labour Day provides the perfect opportunity to come and watch a very different outhouse race than one you have experienced before.

    Diamond Tooth Gertie's Gambling Hall serves as the host.

    For more information, call (867) 993-6415, email kva@dawsoncity.net, or click DAWSON
    • 06 Sep 2012
    • 16 Sep 2012
    • Vancouver, BC
    First Vancouver Theatrespace Society brings you the most international Fringe Fest in North America.  Over the course of 11 days, 80 groups will produce 700 performances on Granville Island!  Over 30,000 people are expected to flood the city for the event which aims to enable anyone to partake in theatre.  

    This Fringe Festival has a non-juried line up of events chosen directly from a hat.  What makes this festival unique is that 100% of the box office revenue is given to the artists.  There is also the special inclusion of "Bring Their Own Venue" performances which enable actors to perform out of trees, on bicycles, and balancing on a boat.  

    Volunteers and needed and welcome.

    For more information, click FRINGE.
    • 07 Sep 2012
    • 08 Sep 2012
    • Skagway, Alaska / Whitehorse

    This relay follows the path of the Gold Rush over the White Pass Mountains as it winds its way from Skagway to Whitehorse.  After your team reaches the finish through the beautiful and challenging course, an awards ceremony and dance will be held at the Mt. McIntyre Recreation Centre.  There are different categories based on age, gender, and competition level, so everyone can find a place to race.

    For more information, call (867) 393-8330 or click SPORTYUKON.
    • 07 Sep 2012
    • 10 Sep 2012
    • Dawson City
    This is the only legal poker tournament this side of Edmonton, and it always brings out some of the best competitors in the North.  The usual games are all played in Diamond Tooth Gerties, including poker, Texas Hold'em, Slots, Blackjack, and more.  

    For more information, call (867) 993-5575, email kva@dawson.net , or click POKER.
    • 10 Sep 2012
    • 11 Sep 2012
    • Inuvik, NWT
    This second annual collection of ethnicities will provide an opportunity for amazing cultural education.  Different cultural groups will provide information, food, and performances.  Groups included are the Inuvialuit, Gwich'in, Filipino, French Association, African, and Middle Eastern.  

    For more information, call (867) 777-8600.
    • 16 Sep 2012
    • Carmacks, Dawson City, Watson Lake, Whitehorse

    Terry Fox endured 16 months of chemotherapy when he decided to do the Marathon of Hope in 1980.  He inspired people to keep achieving their dreams no matter what circumstances had been dealt to them.  This run, in honour of Terry Fox, is completed every year  by thousands of Canadians in many different locations to raise money for cancer research.  All it takes it some running with family or friends on a special day to participate in this international event.  Running sites in the Yukon are located in Carmacks, Dawson City, Watson Lake, and Whitehorse.  

    For more information, click TERRYFOX.
    • 27 Sep 2012
    • 12 Oct 2012
    • Vancouver, BC
    This film festival is one of the largest in North America with over 80 countries contributing films.  In fact, this film festival shows the most East Asian films outside of East Asia.  The goal of the festival is to enlighten people to the different films from all over the globe.  

    There are many benefits of attending the festival including special hotel deals.  There are also a large number of restaurants that sponsor the festival and give dining options for all price ranges.  

    There are many ticket types available from single tickets costing around $12, ticket packs containing many tickets for a reduced price if booked ahead, different passes to attend as many shows as desired with special seating, and student tickets and passes for a reduced price.

    For more information, click VIFF.
    • 11 Nov 2012
    • 10:00
    • 22 Dec 2012
    • 18:00
    • Whitehorse
    The Fireweed Community Market operates this special Christmas market which is filled to the brim with crafts, foods, and jewelry made from Yukon artists.  All of the items are hand made, and the goal of the market is to keep Yukon holiday spending inside the territory and the people that make it great.

    The Old Fire Hall, on First and Main, will host the market which will be open every day from 10am to 6pm.  

    For more information, call (867) 393-4628, fax (867) 668-8828, or click MARKET.
    • 14 Nov 2012
    • 18 Nov 2012
    • Haines, Alaska
    This rare opportunity to take a close look at a winter gathering of bald eagles comes with tours, educational seminars, and family special events.  

    For more information, call the American Bald Eagle Foundation at (907) 766-3094, email info@baldeagle.org , or click HAINES.
    • 17 Nov 2012
    • Whitehorse

    This is a special opportunity to collect beautiful, handmade crafts from local Yukon artists.  You can use them for yourself, or you can give them as gift.  This annual sale always delights!

    The Canada Games Centre will host the holiday themed sale.
     
    For more information, call (867) 633-2416 or click SPRUCEBOG.
    • 23 Nov 2012
    • 25 Nov 2012
    • Juneau, Alaska
    This event features hundreds of vendors that offer everything imaginable including the chance to get new arts and crafts, imports, food, photography, wearable art, handmade gifts, and much, much more.  

    The three day event will be at the Centennial Hall Convention Center and the Juneau Arts & Culture Center.

    For more information, call (907) 586-1166 or click MARKET.
    • 27 Nov 2012
    • Whitehorse
    The Northern Fibres Guild sponsors this annual juried sale of arts and crafts at the Wesmark Whitehorse Hotel and Conference Center located conveniently downtown at 201 Wood Street.

    For more information, email cranberryfair@live.com
    • 07 Dec 2012
    • 08 Dec 2012
    • Whitehorse
    The Whitehorse Community Choir presents there annual Christmas Concert at the Yukon Arts Centre on December 7th and 8th.  The choir of over 100 singers will provide beautiful tones to get everyone into the holiday spirit.

    For more information, call (867) 667-4661, email info@whitehorsechoir.org , or click CHOIR.
    • 08 Dec 2012
    • Whitehorse
    This yearly escape of the holiday shopping frenzy gives people a chance to look at and purchase fine arts and crafts presented by different local artists.  Lara Melnik hosts this event every year in a cozy home filled with the true holiday spirit of good presents, good food, and good times.

    The location is still to be confirmed, although the venue will be open from 10am to 5pm.

    For more information, call (86&) 667-6116, email lara@laramelnik.com , or click LARAMELNIK.

Past events

17 May 2012 Frog Walk
15 May 2012 Nickelback
13 May 2012 Rendez-vous Canada
13 May 2012 Mother's Day with Animal Babies
12 May 2012 Bird and Bat Box Building
12 May 2012 Fly-Casting Workshop
12 May 2012 Chilkat River Walk
12 May 2012 International Migratory Bird Day-Spring Migration
11 May 2012 Carcross Dusky Grouse Hike at Nares Mountain
11 May 2012 Annual Sheep & Crane Viewing Festival
11 May 2012 Northern Lights School of Dance Annual Spring Recital
11 May 2012 Dawson-Madrigal Magic
09 May 2012 Van Halen
08 May 2012 Homegrown Theatre Festival
07 May 2012 May Music Magic
06 May 2012 Swans of Kluane
05 May 2012 Yukon Open Judo Championship
05 May 2012 Training for Courage Clinic
04 May 2012 Gallery Opening - Come for a Walk by Daphne Mennell
04 May 2012 Yukon Trade Show
03 May 2012 Yukon Heritage Fair
29 Apr 2012 Watercolour Landscape Workshop w/ Daphne Mennell
29 Apr 2012 Live At The Met: Manon
28 Apr 2012 Fred Eaglesmith & Gordie Tentrees Yukon-Alaska Tour
28 Apr 2012 World Tai Chi & Qigong Day
27 Apr 2012 Whitehorse-Madrigal Magic
27 Apr 2012 SE Alaska State Fair Spring Fling
26 Apr 2012 Banff Mountain Film Festival
26 Apr 2012 Yukon SOVA Student Exhibition
18 Apr 2012 Coldplay
18 Apr 2012 Live Words - Yukon Writer's Festival
16 Apr 2012 Calgary Underground Film Festival
14 Apr 2012 Ian Parker
14 Apr 2012 Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center Jeopardy Fundraiser
14 Apr 2012 Celebration of the Swans
14 Apr 2012 Calgary Spoken Word Festival
13 Apr 2012 Yukon Soccer Club Championships
12 Apr 2012 The Food Chain
11 Apr 2012 Rotary Music Festival
10 Apr 2012 Trans-Siberian Orchestra
09 Apr 2012 Alaska Folk Festival
07 Apr 2012 Thodos Dance Chicago
06 Apr 2012 Studio Catcho
05 Apr 2012 Jazz in the Hall
05 Apr 2012 Dawson City International Short Film Festival
05 Apr 2012 Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival
31 Mar 2012 Canada International Film Festival
31 Mar 2012 Kluane Quilters Guild Workshop
30 Mar 2012 WES Spring Concert & Fundraiser
30 Mar 2012 A Celebration of Whitehorse's Cultural Mix
30 Mar 2012 Muskrat Jamboree
30 Mar 2012 Yukon Native Hockey Tournament
29 Mar 2012 Dawson City Sled Dawgs Diamond Dempster Daze
29 Mar 2012 60th Annual Bonspiel
28 Mar 2012 Royal Wood
28 Mar 2012 Whitehorse Public Reading: Lawrence Hill
25 Mar 2012 Trio Accord & combined String Orchestra
25 Mar 2012 Available Light Cinema Series
25 Mar 2012 Bluegrass Brunch with Bennett Sun
24 Mar 2012 Burning Away the Winter Blues
24 Mar 2012 OUT North
24 Mar 2012 Spring Spruce Bog Craft Sale
24 Mar 2012 10th Annual disABILITY Expo
24 Mar 2012 Buckwheat Ski Classic
23 Mar 2012 The Blue Warblers
23 Mar 2012 SE Alaska Sports & Recreation Show
22 Mar 2012 The Antarctic Challenge
22 Mar 2012 The Percy DeWolfe Memorial Mail Run
21 Mar 2012 Heritage After Hours
21 Mar 2012 Ross River Mini-Rendezvous
20 Mar 2012 Blue Man Group
16 Mar 2012 The Arrogant Worms
16 Mar 2012 Lady Antebellum
15 Mar 2012 Thaw-Di-Gras
12 Mar 2012 Mini Rendezvous
11 Mar 2012 Diana Panton Quartet
10 Mar 2012 Ice Worm Squirm Extravaganza
09 Mar 2012 Perseverance Theatre's "A Raisin in the Sun"
09 Mar 2012 2012 Home Show
08 Mar 2012 Bill MacBride's Yukon: Images of Yukon in the 1950's
08 Mar 2012 Coastal First Nations Dance Festival
08 Mar 2012 Picture The Ocean-Yukon and Alaska Tour
06 Mar 2012 Surface
06 Mar 2012 Moria Smith and VOCO
04 Mar 2012 Live At The Met: The Enchanted Island
04 Mar 2012 2012 Arctic Winter Games
03 Mar 2012 Bax & Chung
02 Mar 2012 C.R. Avery
01 Mar 2012 The Joint: a Dawson City Arts Collective
01 Mar 2012 The Dark Side of the Moon: a 3-Dimensional Exquisite Corpse Project
01 Mar 2012 Trek Over the Top 2012
29 Feb 2012 Countries Shaped Like Stars
28 Feb 2012 World Ice Art Championships
25 Feb 2012 Barn Dance
25 Feb 2012 River Runner 100 Dog Sled /Skijoring Race
23 Feb 2012 Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous
22 Feb 2012 Whitehorse Connects
21 Feb 2012 Circus Incognitus
21 Feb 2012 Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous: Air North Fiddle Show
21 Feb 2012 International Snow Sculpting Challenge
18 Feb 2012 Air North, Yukon's Airline Family Fun Skate
17 Feb 2012 Frostbite Music Festival
13 Feb 2012 Yukon Quest Finish Line
12 Feb 2012 Lori Blondeau
11 Feb 2012 Wearable Arts Extravaganza "Fusion"
10 Feb 2012 Old Timer's Hockey Tournament
10 Feb 2012 Kiki Karnival
09 Feb 2012 The 39 Steps
08 Feb 2012 An Artist Talk With Lori Blondeau
08 Feb 2012 Dawson City Curling Club 113th Annual International Bonspiel
06 Feb 2012 House Concert at Crag Lake Bakery
06 Feb 2012 Chinese New Year Parade in Vancouver
06 Feb 2012 Available Light Film Festival
04 Feb 2012 Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race: Start date
02 Feb 2012 Jazz in the Hall
29 Jan 2012 Griffiths Hiltz Trio
28 Jan 2012 2012 Rendevous Queen Fashion Show
26 Jan 2012 "Somewhere Near Here" Meet & Greet
25 Jan 2012 Almighty Voice and His Wife
24 Jan 2012 Nakai Pivot Theatre Festival
22 Jan 2012 Is Permafrost really Permanent?
21 Jan 2012 Guy & Nadina
15 Jan 2012 Alcan 200 Race Road Rally
12 Jan 2012 Untrue North Public Art Exhibition
12 Jan 2012 Sarah Smalik
21 Dec 2011 18th Annual Winter Solstice Lantern Festival
20 Dec 2011 Longest Night
16 Dec 2011 Tom Jackson Christmas Show
12 Dec 2011 Music for a Winter's Eve
09 Dec 2011 12 Days of Christmas at the Fireweed Community Market
09 Dec 2011 The Nutcracker- Whitehorse Performance
04 Dec 2011 The Nutcracker- Dawson City Performance
02 Dec 2011 Whitehorse Community Choir Christmas Concert
02 Dec 2011 14th Annual Bright Nights in Stanley Park
01 Dec 2011 Magic Christmas at the Butchart Gardens
04 Nov 2011 Finding the Goddard: A Very Personal Kind of Wreck
01 Nov 2011 Boston Marriage
14 Oct 2011 Wendy McNeill
13 Oct 2011 Fernanda Cunha
12 Oct 2011 Buffy Sainte-Marie
 
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