Da Kų Cultural Centre

At Da Kų Cultural Centre, a wedding celebration gathers in a hall that looks straight out to the Auriol Range in Kluane National Park.

Da Kų means Our House. The centre celebrates the culture, languages and arts of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations people in Dakwäkäda, the community also known as Haines Junction.

Its large community gathering hall is available for weddings and family celebrations. Every rental space also opens onto the permanent exhibits, so guests can wander among stories of the historic villages, a much-loved floor map and displays of Southern Tutchone dance regalia.

A fully equipped kitchen can be rented with the space, and the team can help arrange catering for the day.

The building is also home to the Kluane National Park visitor centre and the territory's visitor information centre, which makes it an easy meeting point for guests exploring the area.

For couples who picture a wedding framed by Kluane's mountains and warmed by First Nations culture, Da Kų Cultural Centre offers a celebration that truly feels like coming home.