The Arts Underground gallery is run by the Yukon Art Society (YAS) and features a new exhibit every month. The YAS exhibition program showcases artwork by Yukon artists from a multitude of disciplines and at varying stages in their development. YAS takes great pride in supporting and mentoring emerging northern artists and art organizations.

The Yukon Arts Society was founded in 1970 and today represents approximately 150 artists. In addition to its gallery and exhibition program, YAS is responsible for Arts in the Park as well as the YAS Professional and Creative Development Workshop Program. YAS maintains active partnerships with the Ted Harrison Artist Retreat Society, Studio 204 and with the Yukon Art Centre.

Jul 25 - Aug 20 – Robertson Bales

Aug 22 - Sep 17 – Jean Taylor

Oct 17 - Nov 10 – Louise Hardy

Nov 15 - Jan 6 – YAS Members

Nov 21 - Jan 2 – Sundog Carving Studio & Gallery

Jan 9 - Feb 4 – Paul and Jeanine Baker

Feb 6 - Mar 4 – Paul Gowdie "Skin"

Mar 6 - Apr 1 – Norm Matechuk "For the Love of Wood"

Apr 3 - Apr 29 – Jessie Devost "Neighbourhood"

Apr 30 - May 27– Marlene Collins "Seed"

May 29 - Jun 23 – Cecile Girard

Jun 26 - Jul 29– YAS Members

Arts In The Park is a summer showcase of performing and visual artists during weekday noon hours, located in LePage Park, at the corner of 3rd Avenue and Wood Street.

The Yukon Art Society thanks ocals and visitors alike for their support of these noon hour concerts and visual artist demonstrations. We looking forward to next year and another terrific program of some of the Yukon's finest musicians, dance groups, storytellers, and engaging visual artists.

The Hougen Heritage Gallery presents heritage collections of photographs, including the Hougen family collection. Exhibitions rotate every 3 months and are curated by the MacBride Museum and the Friends of Yukon Archives Society. A computer terminal also provides access to the Yukon Archives and MacBride Museum collections and archives.