JAHC Launches Southeast Summerfest on August 15

JUNEAU, Alaska — The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council (JAHC) invites the community to the inaugural Southeast Summerfest on Saturday, August 15, a full day celebrating local music, art, creativity, and community at the Juneau Arts & Culture Center (JACC).

During the day, the JACC will be filled with a community artist market, food vendors, a
community stage featuring local performers, and activities for all ages. Daytime
festivities are free and open to the public, creating an opportunity for neighbors,
families, artists, and visitors to gather and celebrate the creative spirit of Southeast
Alaska.

The evening transitions into a ticketed concert fundraiser featuring performances by:

● Taylor Vidic
● Joel Forelines
● Ocean View
● Dude Mtn.

The concert supports the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council’s mission to enrich lives
through the arts while showcasing outstanding local and regional musicians.
“Southeast Summerfest is about creating a space where our community can come
together through the arts,” said Maggie McMillan, Executive Director of the Juneau Arts
& Humanities Council. “We’re excited to welcome everyone to the JACC to enjoy
incredible music, connect with local artists, support small businesses, and celebrate the
creativity that makes Juneau such a special place.”

As the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council continues investing in programs that serve
artists, students, and the broader community, Southeast Summerfest represents an
exciting new tradition that celebrates both local talent and the people who make
Juneau’s arts community thrive.

● Taylor Vidic
● Joel Forelines
● Ocean View
● Dude Mtn.
● Community Market
● Community Stage
● Food Vendors
● Family Activities

Whether you’re exploring the community market, enjoying great food, discovering new
performers on the Community Stage, or joining us for an unforgettable evening of live
music, Southeast Summerfest offers a full day of experiences for the entire community.
“We can’t wait to welcome our friends and neighbors back to the Arts Council,” McMillan
said. “This festival is a chance to celebrate who we are, why we’re here, and the artists,
musicians, and creative people who make our community stronger. We hope everyone
will spend the day with us as we launch what we hope becomes a new Juneau
tradition.”

Additional event details, concert tickets, volunteer opportunities, and vendor information
will be announced in the coming weeks.

Ticketed Evening Concert
Event at a Glance
Southeast Summerfest
Saturday, August 15
Juneau Arts & Culture Center (JACC)