An Oktoberfest celebration, a Swift symposium and whale watching.
. Tickets are $20 and kids 11 and under are free. Food and drinks are not included in ticket price.
Yu Cao, center, and Carly Dennis, right, react as Coleslaw, a puppy from Bethel available for adoption, approaches them at a treat station during national Bike to Work Day in Anchorage on Friday, May 19, 2023. Cao and Dennis work from home but wanted to check out the booth. Alaska SPCA, a nonprofit animal welfare organization, brought the puppies for people to pet during the event. Raising Cane’s, Alaska SPCA, and PetZoo have partnered for a pet adoption day.
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