Community Events
The Kodiak Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to fostering the economic growth of our community. By collaborating with partners such as the City of Kodiak, the Borough, and local small businesses, we support and promote community events that bring people together and strengthen our local economy. Learn more about them below or explore our Community Events Calendar, to see what is happening around town.
Submit events to be included on the Community Calendar by emailing us or submit your event information online.
Moonlight Madness
Kodiak Moonlight Madness is a festive evening event that kicks off the fall season and holiday celebrations, bringing the community together for a night of shopping, food, entertainment, and family fun. The event showcases local businesses, non-profits, and performers, creating a lively downtown atmosphere that draws both residents and visitors alike.
Downtown Trick or Treat
Kodiak's Downtown Trick or Treat is a cherished annual tradition that brings the community together for a safe and festive Halloween celebration. Hosted by the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce and local downtown businesses, this family-friendly event invites children and families to stroll through downtown Kodiak, visiting participating shops and organizations to collect treats and enjoy the Halloween spirit. With a variety of costumes, decorations, and community participation, it's a highlight of the season for residents and visitors alike.
Emerald Isle Floats Treasure Hunt
Families and visitors explored Kodiak’s beaches in search of handcrafted glass floats hidden along the shoreline. This fun, family-friendly adventure added a unique twist to Independence Day celebrations while showcasing the beauty of our local coastline. Organized by the Best Western Kodiak Inn and Kodiak Compass Suites, the treasure hunt added a special touch to the holiday festivities, fostering community engagement and appreciation for local artisans.
Fisheries Debate
Every other year, the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce hosts the Fisheries Debate, bringing together candidates for Alaska’s U.S. House seat to discuss critical issues affecting the seafood industry, including fisheries management, bycatch, and workforce development.
Community Clean Up Day
Every first Saturday in May (weather permitting) Community citizens, leader and volunteers join together to help clean up Kodiak. Lunch is provided to all volunteers. The Chamber has several programs to keep Kodiak clean. We rely on our members, sponsors, and community to help us fight litter on our road and parks.