Palace Grand Theatre Dawson City

... in Dawson City. We then went out to watch a live show with young people playing violins, guitar, singing and dancing in the Palace Grand Theatre. A lot of fun was had by all. I ran into four people in front of the theatre who I have met in Fort ...

... ; In his spare time he wrote poetry and became the most famous poet in the Yukon and Alaska.  Last, we toured the Palace Grand Theatre.  This building was recreated from pictures of the theatre.  It is still used today (even for local high ...

... up on the speakers....but no one in the place batted an eye. Pretty much anything goes here. We also went to the restored Palace Grand theatre to watch a silent film, and we gambled a few bucks away at Diamond Tooth Gertie's (all proceeds go to tourism ...

... strict codes governing its buildings and restorations, wooden sidewalks and earthen clay streets. Designated as historical sites are The Palace Grand Theatre, Bank of British North America, the river boat SS Keno and Gold Dredge no. 4.on the Bonanza ...

... leotards. My friend Ryan LOVED it! Later in the evening, on the way to see a Dan Mangan show at the Palace Grand Theatre (a beautiful venue reconstructed after it burnt down a couple times in Dawson, as well. back in the late 1800s and looks ...

... together and they headed south. We enjoyed a beautiful warm summer day, our first since leaving Whitehorse, exploring Dawson. The restored Palace Grand Theatre runs Yukon related films throughout the day. We could not resist taking in an episode of ...