Alaska's wildlife is everywhere, but to leisurely observe some species can be a challenge. Luckily, you can relax and ease up to a moose or a young deer, maybe take a look at a herd of reindeer or snap a photo of a bull elk. All of this is possible at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center.
The Fur Rendezvous Festival held in late February or early March dates back to the early 1900s when trappers and miners came back from the wilderness to trade, socialize and compete in survival-type games. The event has been updated somewhat, and now those games consist of a weight pull, sled dog races, snowshoe softball games, ice sculpture competitions and lots more. There's also the popular Miners and Trappers costume ball, so make plans to be a part of this fun, week-long event.
Club Paris invites you to class it up tonight at their elegant nightlife establishment. When you walk in, you'll know that you've discovered something special. There's big band and jazz on the jukebox and wine and martini's being served up. This is the place to bring someone who you want to get to know better, and the elegant atmosphere means that you can actually have a conversation that the two of you will actually hear and not have to shout at each other! Club Paris is no ordinary bar, this is a completely first-class experience!