REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: Wearable Art 2026 Set Design

The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council seeks an artist or artist(s) to design the set for the 2026 Wearable Art Extravaganza. Help us bring CAMP! to life! For more information and how to submit a proposal, click HERE.

HELPFUL INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR TICKETS

When you purchased your ticket(s), you were sent a confirmation email as well as a digital e-ticket for each ticket you purchased. If you can't find those emails, please check your spam folder. We will be utilizing a NEW digital scanning app to check you into the event. To make this process run smoothly, please be sure to have your e-ticket ready to go for a speedy check in. 

You can use:

• A paper copy you printed ahead of time or 
• A digital copy on your phone. 

If you purchased tickets for other people, please do the following: 

• Give printed copies or forward your guests’ digital e-tickets to them before the show. 
• Make sure your guests know the name of the person who purchased their ticket for them (in the event that they lose their ticket). 

We will have a HELP/INFO station available at check in if you need assistance with your e-ticket. 

Bid on items in our silent auction Saturday and Sunday! Biddings begins as soon as the doors open and closes right before intermission. Winners will be notified and can pay for their items in the main lobby on their way out from the show.

Check back soon for more details on the 2026 Silent Auctions and Raffle.

The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council has been dazzling audiences for over 20 years with Wearable Arts. Artists from Juneau and Southeast Alaskan communities come together inspired by creativity, fashion, and performance to create one of the most loved events to attend in Juneau. The list of materials worn on the runway are endless, and every year we are shocked and delighted by new innovations with outfits made of wood, recycled bottles, paper, eggshells, living plants, plane parts, and more!  Every act struts the runway to a carefully orchestrated performance that often leaves the crowd in awe or clapping and cheering in excitement.

The Wearable Art Extravaganza is the JAHC’s largest fundraiser of the year and the proceeds raised are used to fund fine arts scholarships, individual artists grants, and support operations at the Juneau Arts and Culture Center to help keep it affordable for the community.