Winter Pass On Sale Now!

The much-anticipated Winter Pass is on sale now! Beat the winter blues with unlimited admission to public sessions at Juneau Pools, Treadwell Arena, Dimond Park Field House, Marie Drake Gym, and Floyd Dryden Gym from November 1, 2026, through March 31, 2027. The all-ages Winter Pass costs $250 + tax and is available for purchase online or at any facility.

Please note: The Winter Pass is issued to individuals and is non-transferable and non-refundable. It is not eligible for refunds or extensions due to facility closures.

Turf for Tots Canceled November 3

Movie in the Park | November 7

Andy's toy box is coming to Marie Drake Gym! Juneau Public Libraries and Friends of Juneau Public Libraries are presenting Toy Story 5 (PG) on November 7. The sensory-friendly showing is at 3:30 p.m. and provides a more relaxed environment with more lights, reduced volume, and closed captions. The traditional showing will begin at 6 p.m.

In between the screenings, the Marie Drake Planetarium will have a mini show from 5:15 to 5:45 where you can fly through the solar system 'to infinity and beyond!'

Doors will open at 3 p.m., so come early to enjoy an imagination-themed pop-up library and enter to win a $50 gift card. Feel free to bring your pillows, blankets, and snacks... we'll provide the popcorn!

Register for Fall Session 3 Swim Lessons | November 9

Juneau Pools is offering another session of swim lessons for tots, preschoolers, youth, and adults at Dimond Park Aquatic Center and Augustus G. Brown Swimming Pool. Registration for Session 3 opens on Monday, November 9, at 12 p.m. Visit the online catalog and click on the “Juneau Pools” tab for more details and to sign up.

Scholarships are available through Zach Gordon Youth Services. For dates, costs, and more information, read the full release here.

DPAC Closure | November 9–22

The Dimond Park Aquatic Center will be closed for annual maintenance from Monday, November 9, through Sunday, November 22. The Augustus G. Brown Swimming Pool will remain open, and swimmers are encouraged to utilize the downtown facility. For updates and schedules, visit the Juneau Pools Calendar. Read the full release here.

Sigoowu Ye Park Reopened

Sigoowu Ye Park has reopened to the public as of October 21. Please note that all bikes are prohibited in the park. The park was temporarily closed due to unsafe bike use, but our team has worked hard to install new fencing at the park entrances in an attempt to increase safety and protect park surfaces. For a safe place to ride bikes, visit Cope Park downtown or the Thunder Mountain Bike Park in the Valley.

Jackie Renninger Park Adjusted Hours

Beginning on October 12, the Pipeline Skate Park at Jackie Renninger Park will operate on reduced hours through the end of October. The park will be open daily from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., and all gates and facilities will be closed outside of those hours. This change responds to an increase in safety and sanitation concerns on the grounds. Park staff and the Juneau Police Department will also be conducting extra patrols during this time. We hope to return to normal hours in November if conditions improve. Thank you for helping us keep the park safe and clean for everyone.

Si't Tuwan Park Closed for Renovation

Si't Tuwan Park in the Valley is currently closed to the public as renovation work continues. Updates include new playground equipment, basketball improvements, drainage improvements, new play surfacing, and enhanced lighting throughout the site. 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.

Replacement of Cope Park Water Utility Pump Station

Construction on a new water pump station at Cope Park is underway now and is expected to wrap up by early 2027. Cope Park will remain open throughout the project. The access road will be open to pedestrians the entire time, though vehicle traffic may be reduced to one lane periodically and briefly closed during certain construction activities. The 7th Street stair access will not be affected. Park users should follow all traffic control signs and flaggers and stay alert for construction equipment in the area.

Read the full release here.