Anchorage
This small off-center playhouse is the best live theater in town, staging everything from Hamlet to Archy and Mehitabel (comic cockroach and a cat…
Must-see entertainment in Anchorage
Alaska Center for the Performing Arts
Anchorage
Impresses tourists with the 40-minute film Aurora: Alaska’s Great Northern Lights (adult/child $15/7), screened on the hour from 9am to 9pm during summer…
Anchorage
Cruise into this very cool venue (check out the mural on the lobby ceiling) where you can enjoy great microbrews, wine and dinner while watching first-run…
Anchorage
Anchorage Opera is the largest producer of the performing arts in Alaska and one of America’s leading regional opera companies.
Anchorage
A fun, cruisy bar with two dances floors, Drag Diva shows, a cabaret, and dance music most nights after 9pm.
Anchorage
Anchorage had an orchestra before it had paved roads, which says a lot about priorities around here.
Anchorage
More than just Anchorage’s favorite meat market, ‘Koots,’ as the locals call it, is a landmark. The sprawling, wooden edifice has 10 bars, four dance…
Anchorage
This semipro team of the Alaska Baseball League plays at Mulcahy Ball Park, where living legend Mark McGuire once slammed a few homers. Also taking the…
Anchorage
Try this place for top-drawer musical groups, trade shows and other big events.
Anchorage
More a tourist trap than a movie house, with IMAX-style nature films and a 15-minute theatrical simulation of the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake.