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Festival of Native Arts

Join in the annual celebration at the Davis Concert Hall, just up the hill from the Inn. starting tomorrow, Thursday, February 28, through Sunday, March 2, 2019. Watch one of the many groups of attendees as they participate in traditional cultural events. Take advantage of the great selection of authentic arts and crafts in the great hall. Hours are …

Dancing Lights

Enjoy a drive through the ice park. “Dancing Lights” has been extended until the end of January, from 5-9. No need to get out into the now normal cold –tune your radio and watch the lights dance while you view the displays. Now playing–at the George Horner Ice park, west end of Phillips Field Road.

Embrace Late Winter: Ski, skate skijor
As the snowflakes twirl gently from the sky and the sun begins to warm the crisp air, Fairbanks, Alaska, transforms into a playground for late winter adventurers. While you might think those who live with 8 months of winter would be anxiously anticipating spring, Fairbanks residents and visitors eagerly embrace the final weeks of freezing […]
Cultural Collision
February in Fairbanks is the prime place to be for all things Alaskan. The crystal clear ice carvings glistening in the bright sun; the leaping dog teams anticipating a long run cross rugged trails and sparkling snow powder; the convocation of Natives of the North who gather to advocate for their indigenous rights; and of […]
COLD is spelled CHILL
C is for CAR. When the temps drop below -25, cars require a lot of extra care. If you have a diesel, this temperature is way below the requirement to plug your car in. Synthetic oils will help them start better, with less need for the oil heating pan. If you’ve ever visited Alaska in […]
A Spectacular Symphony of Light: Chasing the Northern Lights in Fairbanks, Alaska
The Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis, are a breathtaking natural phenomenon that has captured the hearts and imaginations of people from around the world. For many, the dream of witnessing the dancing curtains of green, purple, and red light in the night sky becomes a reality in Fairbanks, Alaska. In this blog […]
Hunting
Alaska is a land of adventure—you never know just what you might run into. Wildlife is a huge attraction for visitors. While most people are able to see several types of animals in Denali Park, some are fortunate enough to run into them (figuratively we hope of course!) on the roadside. One spot close to […]

Embrace Late Winter: Ski, skate skijor
As the snowflakes twirl gently from the sky and the sun begins to warm the crisp air, Fairbanks, Alaska, transforms into a playground for late winter adventurers. While you might think those who live with 8 months of winter would be anxiously anticipating spring, Fairbanks residents and visitors eagerly embrace the final weeks of freezing […]
Cultural Collision
February in Fairbanks is the prime place to be for all things Alaskan. The crystal clear ice carvings glistening in the bright sun; the leaping dog teams anticipating a long run cross rugged trails and sparkling snow powder; the convocation of Natives of the North who gather to advocate for their indigenous rights; and of […]
COLD is spelled CHILL
C is for CAR. When the temps drop below -25, cars require a lot of extra care. If you have a diesel, this temperature is way below the requirement to plug your car in. Synthetic oils will help them start better, with less need for the oil heating pan. If you’ve ever visited Alaska in […]