- POSTPONED -
See you in 2027!
Due to temporary staffing constraints, we are putting Áak'w Rock 2025 on hold.
The planning team at the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council is committed to supporting this amazing festival in partnership with The Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, and uplifting Indigenous voices and artistry through music and performance. Our two organizations have already agreed to look forward to the future, and refocus our efforts to the 2027 date to build the best possible festival.
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To keep up with Áak’w Rock artists, we encourage you to look at our previous lineups and follow the artists on social media and beyond.
WHAT IS ÁAK’W ROCK?
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Shift your perspective of what you think Indigenous music sounds like and be immersed in a soundscape of Indigenous dreams, connection, and visions for our future. This is the essence and core of Áak’w Rock. It’s a three-day Indigenous music festival, held biennially on the ancestral homelands of the Lingít (People of the Tides) of the Áakʼw Ḵwáan (People of the Little Lake). Áakʼw Ḵwáan Aaní (land) is also known as
Juneau-Douglas, Alaska.