Top Alaska Shows

We are an all-women, non-profit volunteer group that live and work in Sitka. Since 1969 the New Archangel Dancers have promoted Alaska as a visitor destination by sharing their knowledge of Sitka's Russian History and their pride in Alaska. The Dancers' success and notoriety have been enhanced by regular guest performances at the opening of new Alaska Airlines terminals, at Alaska Governors' inaugural celebrations, and at various dance festivals, tourism trade shows, conferences, and public events. In addition to performing throughout the "lower 48," the dancers have performed to enthusiastic audiences in Hawaii, Japan, Russia, Mexico, and the Caribbean.

Auke Bay, with its harbor of whale watching vessels, lies about a half-hour’s ride from Juneau. This whale watching trip saves you the trouble of getting to the harbor and back with a round-trip shuttle directly from your cruise ship dock or a designated meeting point.

Step into the heart of Alaska with the Seamax 4D immersive film experience, located just blocks from your cruise ship. This unique adventure combines stunning visuals with physical sensations, allowing you to feel the chill of glaciers and the rush of wind as you soar with eagles. The experience begins in the Terminal Lobby, where artifacts ignite your imagination, followed by an engaging pre-show that sets the stage for Alaska's wild beauty. With ten shows daily, this family-friendly attraction promises to captivate all ages while showcasing the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife of Alaska.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Ketchikan's Creek Street with a captivating burlesque show that intertwines history and modern artistry. This hour and a half performance features an array of thrilling acts, including hula hoops, fan dancing, and juggling, all set to the live music of the Slow Burn Band. Each performance pays homage to the pioneering women of Creek Street during the prohibition era, creating a unique storytelling experience. With limited seating for 35 guests, opt for VIP tickets for priority access and a complimentary drink. Enjoy a delightful evening filled with entertainment and history in a venue steeped in Ketchikan's rich past. - Experience a historical burlesque show celebrating Ketchikan's Creek Street - Enjoy live performances set to music by the Slow Burn Band - Choose VIP tickets for priority seating and a complimentary drink - Limited seating for 35, creating an intimate atmosphere

This one of a kind play, written and produced by locals, delivers a unique view into life in Valdez. This season's play, "The End of The Road", is a variety-show style comedy where four characters find themselves snowed in during one of Valdez's epic winter storms. As they are short on food, they start eyeing each other up as the next possible meal. So each character buys themselves time by telling stories about Valdez history, wild tales of life in Valdez, ghost stories, and even fables about the local wildlife. The Valdez CanCan girls pay a visit along the way, along with other musical guests. The Far North Follies are a local theater production company striving to rebuild and make place community theater in Valdez. By supporting this Vaudeville show you are taking part in their mission to build a space accessible to all for the performing arts. Along side Magpies On The Fly Cafe these two entities provide one of the best experiences in town!