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Fairbanks will host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, a major cultural event that brings together athletes from across the high north and boosts regional visibility.
Fairbanks has been named host of the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, returning the competition to a two‑year cycle after a temporary triennial shift announced in December 2025. AWGIC President John Rodda praised the city’s proposal as extraordinary; planning is set to begin immediately and dates will be released soon.
Fairbanks will host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games, a major cultural event that brings together athletes from across the high north and boosts regional visibility.
Fairbanks, Alaska has been chosen to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games after organizers announced a temporary triennial schedule change in December 2025.
Fairbanks, Alaska has been chosen by the AWGIC to host the 2028 Arctic Winter Games after applying in April 2026. The games will return to a two‑year cycle following a temporary triennial shift announced in December 2025.