Events

Since Celebration’s inception in 1982, the event has grown to include associated events, such as juried art shows, a Native artist market, a toddler regalia review, and Native food contests.

  1. Dance Performances

    Learn about Celebration dance performances, the 2026 lead dance group, and watch the video archive from 1982 through 2024.

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    Dancers wearing carved masks and regalia perform at Celebration

  2. Northwest Coast Juried Art Show & Competition

    Learn about Sealaska Heritage Institute’s biennial Northwest Coast Juried Art Show and Competition and how to apply.

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    Beaded Northwest Coast textile artwork with white fringe

  3. Juried Youth Art Exhibit

    Learn about Sealaska Heritage Institute’s biennial Juried Youth Art Exhibit and how young artists can apply.

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    Black and red woven Northwest Coast designs with tassels

  4. Native Artist Market

    Shop authentic Native art directly from artists during Celebration or apply to participate in the Native Artist Market.

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    Handcrafted jewelry displayed on stone at the Native Artist Market

  5. Toddler Regalia Review

    Learn about Celebration’s Toddler Regalia Review, apply to participate, and watch past reviews.

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    Children and families model regalia on the Celebration stage

  6. Food Contests

    Learn about Celebration traditional Native food contests, including black seaweed and seal oil, or apply to compete.

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    A spoonful of golden seal oil is lifted from a glass jar during judging

  7. Parade

    Learn about the history of the Celebration parade and its continuing tradition in downtown Juneau.

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    Celebration participants in traditional regalia march together through downtown Juneau