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Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

The March PRAC meeting has been canceled. The committee will instead tour the Dimond Park Aquatic Center March 12, at 12:00pm.

Next regularly scheduled meeting is April 7 at 5:30pm

Youth Activities Board

Meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month

Happenings

Vending Permits at Elizabeth Peratrovich Plaza

Due to construction of Marine Park through the 2026 summer season, vendor locations in Marine Park are temporarily relocated to the Elizabeth Peratrovich Plaza for the summer 2026 season. The Elizabeth Peratrovich Plaza is located on the backside of the Marine Parking Garage, adjacent to the Downtown Seawalk. To apply for a vending permit, download the vending application and review the Request for Interest for complete application requirements, permit conditions, and evaluation criteria. Select “Marine Park” under “Permit Class” and email your completed application and operations plan to [email protected]. Registration closes March 13.

Family Fun Night | March 20

The next Family Fun Night is Friday, March 20 from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Dimond Park Field House! This free event is designed for children ages 0–6 with a parent or guardian; older siblings may not attend. Toys will be available, no registration is required, and families are encouraged to simply bring their energy and join the fun!

Trailblazers | March 21

Juneau Public Libraries and Parks & Recreation have teamed up to bring you Trailblazers! Checkout a copy of Fuzz from the library, read it, and then come together to bring the book club to the trail! Meet at Fish Creek Park shelter on Saturday, March 21, at 10 a.m. to discuss the book until noon!

Movie in the Park | Madeline (1998) | March 22

In an old gym in Juneau covered in snow, twelve little moviegoers line up for the show!
Join us for a traditional and sensory-friendly viewing of “Madeline” (1998) at Floyd Dryden Gym on Sunday, March 22. Traditional viewing is at 1:00 p.m. and sensory-Friendly viewing is at 3:30 p.m. Come 30 minutes early to enjoy the pop-up library hosted by Juneau Public Libraries. Popcorn will be available for free and we encourage you to bring your own snacks! Bring blankets for picnic-style viewing.
Thank you so much to Juneau Education Association for sponsoring this event!

Summer Camp Registration | April 1

It's almost time for summer camp! Registration opens on April 1 at noon! There are over 15 different sessions this summer being held at Dimond Park Aquatic Center, Dimond Park Field House, Treadwell Arena, and Zach Gordon Youth Center! Session length, age range, and avticities vary. Find out more on the registration catalog or on our webpage.

Parks & Recreation Commercial Use Permit | February 23 - March 31

Parks & Recreation Department is accepting 1-year commercial use permit applications for the 2026 season from Monday, February 23 through Tuesday, March 31.

Commercial use permits authorize commercial activity on CBJ parklands. There is a non-refundable $300 application fee for the first location and a $100 application fee for every additional location from the same vendor. Learn more about commercial use permits on the Parks & Recreation Commercial Use webpage. All applications will be processed through an online form.

Marine Park Construction

The planned rebuild of Marine Park will begin on Monday, March 2. Construction is expected to last through 2026 with estimated completion in April 2027. During this time, pedestrians will need to follow signs around the construction site. A map of pedestrian routes, along with information about the project, can be found at bit.ly/MarineParkProject 

Reconstruction of Marine Park is funded entirely by Marine Passenger Fees, which are fees and taxes the City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) collects from the cruise ship industry. The funds are restricted by the U.S. Constitution to projects benefitting cruise ships and their passengers.  

Planning for the Marine Park rebuild began in 2023, when CBJ received over 1000 public survey responses and input from multiple public meetings. Based on the public input received, the final park was designed to provide a central gathering place for use in all seasons and by all ages, with the flexibility for a variety of community events and activities. The park will include an open plaza area with Northwest Coast formline inlay, a covered performance stage, ADA accessible picnic tables, seating overlooking the Juneau Seawalk, two vendor kiosks and a small play area.  

CBJ is working to relocate regular vendors to new areas during the construction. Construction is being completed by Dawson Construction LLC.  

Elevator construction at Dimond Park Field House

During the summer of 2025, the Dimond Park Field House began a major upgrade with the installation of a new elevator. Construction of the elevator has been completed; however, final integration with the building’s fire alarm system has delayed its opening. The anticipated completion date is late spring 2026.

The facility is currently operating under regular hours and programming. Thank you for your patience as we work to improve accessibility and enhance the Field House experience! For full schedule details, please visit the DPFH Calendar.

Sigoowu Ye Park Closed for Renovations

Sigoowu Ye in Lemon Creek will remain closed to the public as renovation work continues. Construction has been delayed due to weather and is now expected to be completed in spring 2026. Renovations to the park include new playground equipment, landscaping, pathways, and lighting. For the safety of yourself and others, please respect the park closure and avoid all construction equipment until the project is complete and the park has reopened.

Homestead Park Closed for Reconstruction

Homestead Park in Douglas will be closed to the public for major reconstruction work beginning Monday, January 13. Construction is expected to continue into June 2025. During this closure, the park will undergo a number of improvements including replacements to the elevated wooden platforms, walkways, and stairs. This project is funded by the Marine Passenger Fee program. Learn more about the Homestead Park Rebuild project on the CBJ project page.