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Alaska-Juneau Public Market

A three-day holiday shopping event at the Juneau Centennial Hall and the nearby Juneau Arts & Culture Center (JACC) held every year on Thanksgiving weekend since 1983. A tradition for the people of Juneau, the "Public Market" hosts vendors from every corner of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest who sell items of every description.

Alaska-Juneau Public Market23 hours ago

If you love unique, stylish, warm, and long lasting hats, you can find them at the The 37th Annual Juneau Public Market! Willow of WW Knits is a year-round Juneau knitter with a Merino obsession. Each knit piece is designed to wear beautifully and last throughout the seasons. Working primarily with hand dyed merino wool, each piece is made with thoughtful attention to detail and precision. Her knits range from the Perfect Slouch to warm Merino poms, headbands, neckwear & warm hats for the littles. Willow will be returning to the Juneau Public Market for her fifth year and you can find her booth in the Hammond Room at Centennial Hall. This year, Willow will have a huge selection of colorful knitwear and undoubtedly, the perfect hat for every head.

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Alaska-Juneau Public Market1 day ago

#FlashbackFriday to this rascal of a clean-up crew! Can you guess the years?

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Alaska-Juneau Public Market3 days ago

Calling all beautiful adventurers! We welcome back Cordova Pleasants of Resolute Boutique for her second year at the Juneau Public Market. Cordova’s online fan base has grown through her spontaneous fashion photoshoots in often remote Southeast Alaska locations, displaying effortlessly stylish garments, each with Cordova's personal touches. Are you a busy woman looking for hand-selected, top quality, and environmentally friendly clothing? Then stop by Resolute’s booth in the Hammond Room in Centennial Hall and treat yourself - we all know you deserve it!

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Alaska-Juneau Public Market4 days ago

We are taking you back to the early 1980s — the Juneau Public Market opened July 22, 1983. Yes, July! It was the first day five cruise ships anchored in Gastineau Channel. Thousands of tourists, and a huge crowd of locals, filled the lobby of Centennial Hall making it difficult to open the doors to the Sheffield Ballroom. Do you spot anyone you know in the crowds?

Who remembers three public markets a year? Through 1986, the Public Market was held in the spring, summer, and Thanksgiving weekend! It became too much of a good thing, and in 1987 we limited it to the Thanksgiving holiday market. Now it is a tradition for the people of Juneau that kicks off the holiday season!

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Alaska-Juneau Public Market5 days ago

You have to visit with Jessica Hoffman and Anna Schetky of Uncharted Beauty AK, this sister-in-law, best friend duo! They are two mamas who, in their “spare time,” love to create beauty and function for your home with new and recycled materials. From colorful wall decorations of macramé with driftwood inserts, to beeswax wraps and hot pads, look for these two in the Sheffield Ballroom of Centennial Hall and find something creative you cannot live without!

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Alaska-Juneau Public Market5 days ago

Go green at the Juneau Public Market: For every dollar you spend at Branching Threads, they will plant one tree. You read that right! Buy an awesome piece of locally designed apparel and give back to the planet in doing so! Founder, Grant Ainsworth, saw the effects of climate change first hand growing up a short walk from the receding Mendenhall Glacier and he wanted to do something. So now you can rock the Mendenhall Tee and show support not just with words but with your actions. Did we also mention they’re soft? Like super soft. Don’t believe us? Check out all of Branching Threads apparel and products in the Sheffield Ballroom in Centennial Hall – buy some shirts, plant some trees, help save the planet!

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