Mendenhall Mall Events
Celebrating Community All Year Long
Throughout the year, Mendenhall Mall hosts events that bring families, neighbors, and local businesses together. From holiday traditions to community markets and family-friendly activities, these signature events are part of what makes the mall a gathering place for Juneau. Explore our lineup below and mark your calendar for the moments you won’t want to miss.
Easter Photos
Join us at the Mendenhall Mall for Easter photos with Kenny Knapp Photography! Bring the kids, dress in your Sunday best (or come as you are), and capture a sweet spring memory with the Easter Bunny. Walk-ins welcome, just hop on over to the mall!
Saturday, March 14
12 – 4 p.m.
Second Saturday Makers Market
Each month, the mall transforms into a marketplace featuring local artists, crafters, and small businesses. It’s the perfect way to shop small, discover new favorites, and connect with your community.
Every 2nd Saturday
10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Bobcat Blitz
In partnership with Bobcat of Juneau, this family-favorite event takes over the parking lot with heavy equipment and ATVs for kids (and kids-at-heart) to explore and test out. It’s hands-on fun that lets the community climb in, push buttons, and experience the excitement of big machines up close.
Holiday Markets
Throughout November & December, our halls fill with holiday cheer and vendor booths offering handmade gifts, décor, and treats. It’s the place to find one-of-a-kind presents while supporting local makers.
Photos with Santa
Capture the magic of the season with a visit from Santa at Mendenhall Mall. Families and kids are invited to stop by for photos, drop your letter to Santa, check out our festive backdrops, and make holiday memories to last a lifetime.
Christmas in July
Celebrate summer with a touch of holiday spirit! Families are invited to bring kids and pets for photos with Santa—because one Christmas a year just isn’t enough.
Trick or Treating
Halloween at the mall is a safe, dry, family-friendly tradition with candy stations, festive decorations, and plenty of fun for kids of all ages. Rain or shine, the halls come alive with costumes and community spirit.
Early entry from 4-5 p.m. reserved for sensory-sensitive children and families who need a quieter experience.