Come Downtown to celebrate this 4th of July! Starting at 8:00am, enjoy a Pancake Breakfast benefit for the Salvation Army. Watch the July 4th Parade “North to the Future!” at 11:00am and salute our veterans & active military, view colorful floats and more. Then from 12:00pm - 6:00pm, enjoy great food, fun games and free entertainment during the Family Picnic. The Harvard Club will read the Declaration of Independence at 1:00pm, and kite flyers will celebrate from 1:00pm - 6:00pm during the Kite Day Celebration.
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Come Downtown this summer to see unique local Alaskan artists selling their hand crafted arts and crafts. On select Saturdays throughout the summer, G Street will be closed between 3rd Avenue and 5th Avenue for the G Street Artists Market, a juried art fair that will feature a different selection of artists at each fair. Click here to learn more.
Get more from your stay in Downtown!
Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd. and the Anchorage Convention & Visitors Bureau are excited to introduce the Seymour Gold Card program to recognize visitors for extending their stays in Anchorage.
The program encourages guests to experience more of what Anchorage has to offer through upgrades, discounts, or special offers at participating businesses. Offers vary from business to business and continue to be added to daily at www.Anchorage.net/gold.
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Thanks to everyone who came Downtown for the Alaska Statehood Celebration & "Hero Games" on June 27th! Historic 4th Avenue came alive in honor of our state's birthday, and we enjoyed music and entertainment for all ages (including LOTS of children's activities) at every corner, and the "Hero Games" friendly competition. |
"Downtown Anchorage is a happening place. There are all kinds of events and cultural activities. It is busy most of the time, in contrast to many cities where downtown is dead in the evening and on weekends after workers flee to the suburbs."
Anchorage Daily News - February 12th, 2008
"The ambiance of downtown has a significant impact on the lives of those who live and work there. Decisions made now will help steer the direction the city takes in the coming decades."
