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13th Annual Fireweed Festival

Jul 21, 2018 | Archive



Contributed by Debbie Filter, Trapper Creek Community Services Assoc., Inc.

13th Annual Fireweed Festival
7/21/2018 – 11AM
Trapper Creek Community Services, Assoc., Inc. 
Trapper Creek Community Park
T.C. Park Road at the Community Park, Trapper Creek
FREE Event

The Alaskan Summer is upon us in all its glory! To Trapper Creek and communities all up and down the highways, that means festival time! The 13th Annual Fireweed Festival will be in “full bloom” on July 21st! Bring your family, friends and out-of-state visitors to this FREE, fun and family-friendly event!

The festival is located at the Trapper Creek Community Park on T.C. Park Road at Mile Post 115.2 of the George Parks Highway. This grass-roots event will begin at 11:00 a.m. and will wrap up around 8:00 p.m.



Plan to spend a few hours, or all day, cruising in amongst the local handmade craft and delicious food booths! Learn about the local plants and birds while your children enjoy the playground equipment and get their faces painted!! A delightful combination of local musicians, budding artists and seasoned performers will entertain you all day long!

Fun activities include the silent auction, split the pot and rippies! WOWZA!

Dogs welcome, but must be leashed.

The Trapper Creek Communitee Services and Fireweed Festival Commitee enjoy providing this amazing day in our park for your enjoyment!

Please come spend this summer day with us!

The festival is sponsored by the Trapper Creek Community Services, Assoc., Inc. a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization.



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