Organizers announce Fairbanks as host for 2028 Arctic Winter Games(opens in a new tab)
The Arctic Winter Games International Committee has selected Fairbanks, Alaska, as the host city for the 2028 games, announced via a press release on Tuesday.
On August 10 the Arctic Winter Games International Committee announced that Fairbanks, Alaska will host the 2028 games, reversing a prior venue decision and bringing thousands of circumpolar‑north youth athletes to the city.
The Arctic Winter Games International Committee has selected Fairbanks, Alaska, as the host city for the 2028 games, announced via a press release on Tuesday.
Fairbanks, Alaska has been selected to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games following an announcement by AWGIC that reverses the prior venue choice.
Fairbanks, Alaska has been chosen by the Arctic Winter Games International Committee to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, an international sporting event that brings youth athletes from across the Arctic region together each cycle.
Fairbanks was selected as host city for the 2028 Arctic Winter Games by the International Committee on July 31.
Fairbanks has been selected to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, a multi‑sport event that brings together athletes from across the Arctic region.
Fairbanks, Alaska has been selected to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, a multi‑nation sporting competition that brings together athletes from across the Arctic; the previous edition was held in Whitehorse in 2026 with Team Nunavut participating.
Fairbanks, Alaska, has been chosen as host for the 2028 Arctic Winter Games by the International Committee.
Fairbanks has been selected to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, an event featuring Inuit, Dene and Nordic sports plus hockey, archery and wrestling, following the Northwest Territories’ withdrawal as a prospective host.
Arctic Winter Games organizers have scrapped a three-year cycle plan and announced that the games will return in 2028, restoring the event to its previous schedule and ensuring continuity for Indigenous youth athletes throughout the region.
The International Committee has selected Fairbanks, Alaska as the host city for the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, a multi‑sport gathering that will draw participants and spectators from Arctic regions worldwide.
Fairbanks, Alaska has been chosen by the Arctic Winter Games International Committee to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, a multi‑disciplinary sporting event uniting indigenous and other Arctic communities.
The AWGIC has confirmed Fairbanks as the 2028 host city for the Arctic Winter Games after evaluating an unsolicited bid, marking a new chapter in high‑north sporting collaboration.
The Arctic Winter Games will return in 2028, with this edition hosted in Alaska after organizers abandoned a planned three‑year cycle schedule.