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You Can Still Enjoy The Northern Lights In Alaska's Endless Summer Sunlight!
Proudly celebrating over 23 years at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts.
AurorA-Alaska's Great Northern Lights reflects 40 + years of Alaska's finest and rarest
auroral photography across magnificent vistas. AurorA is now projected in stunning High
Definition BluRay® and has been enjoyed by thousands of world travelers and local Alaskans alike.
We are excited for next year's 2023 season which opens May 24th through September 1st!
If you didn’t make it to the 2022 show, AurorA DVD’s & BluRay® Disks are always available online!
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“Copper River Halo”
©March 14th, 2016

The tail-end of winter maintains an icy grip over the waters of the mighty Copper River, slowing its progression to the sea as it carves the western edge of the 13.2 million acre Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve. 25 to 75 miles to the east stand the magnificent peaks of Mt. Sanford (16,237 ft.), Mt. Drum (12,010 ft.), Mt. Wrangell (14,163 ft.) and Mt. Blackburn (16,390 ft.). After several hours of watching multiple arcs dance in the far north, a sudden energetic burst of elegant aurora swirls through the starfields, briefly forming a brilliant halo above the great peaks and the Copper River Basin