2026 Juneau Gold Rush Days will take place on June 20 and 21 (Saturday and Sunday) at Savikko Park on Douglas Island. The big red and white tent hosts spaces for vendor booths. Registration fee is non-refundable including if the event is cancelled due to weather or natural disaster. All registration applications are subject to Juneau Gold Rush Days board discretion.
We believe that mining and logging are non partisan and shouldn’t be politicized. For this reason, we are no longer offering booth rentals for political purposes.
BOOTH INFORMATION:
- The Booth Fee covers both days of Juneau Gold Rush Days.
- Booths are open from 8am – 5pm on Saturday and Sunday.
- Booth setup is between 2-8 pm on Friday, June 19.
- Booths are approximately 10 x 8 ft.
- Booths are separated by painted wood dividers.
- City potable water is available.
- City toilets and Porta-Potties are available.
- Dumpsters are available.
- Up to 2 electrical outlets are available per booth. If you require more than two outlets, or have more significant power needs, please bring your own generator.
VENDOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
- You must provide your own table and chairs. We do offer table rentals. Please view "rental folding table" at the bottom of this form and select how many you need.
- You must bring your own trash cans and keep your immediate area clean and trash free.
- If your booth is located outside of the tent, or if your booth requires significant power, you are responsible for bringing your own generator.
- You must provide a handwashing station, if applicable.
- You are responsible for washing dishes (most vendors take dishes home to wash)
- You are responsible for properly disposing of wastewater.
VENDOR PERMITTING:
- If you are serving any type of food, YOU are responsible for contacting Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) and the City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) for proper permitting.
- All operations selling food to the public in Alaska must have a Temporary Food Service Permit prior to operating unless they qualify for a food code exemption or are operating under the state's homemade food exemption.
- Click here to apply for a Temporary Food Service Permit from ADEC
- Please contact Becky Fletcher with ADEC if you have any questions about food permits.
- Becky Fletcher - 907-465-5087 - Becky.fletcher@alaska.gov
- If you are exempt from needing a food permit, you must submit proof from ADEC stating that no permit is necessary.
- If you are cooking with an open flame, you must also have an Open Flame Permit from CBJ. Open Flame Permits are issued through the Permit Center (Community Development Department) in conjunction with the Fire Marshal’s office
- Permit Center: 907.586.0770
- Permit Center Email: permits@juneau.gov
- Click here to apply for an Open Flame Permit (press “permit” button, show categories, press “fire permit”, press “apply” on the Open Flame Permit option)
- Failure to secure the proper permits could result in fines, having your booth shut down, and forfeiture of registration fees.
Disclaimer: Juneau Gold Rush Days and its organizers are not liable for any loss, damage, injury, or other incidents that may occur before, during, or after the event. All vendors participate at their own risk and are strongly encouraged to carry their own liability insurance. By submitting a registration application, vendors agree to these terms.
BOOTH: Food vendor inside the tent: $400
STANDALONE: Food truck/cart outside of tent: $400
BOOTH: Nonprofit organization: $200
Folding table rental: $25 each
Nonprofit organizations will be charged $200 regardless of the type of booth