Emerging Top Businesses in 2024
In the heart of Alaska, businesses are sprouting up, each offering unique experiences and services to the community.
First off, we have Alaska Enchanted Events, a company founded by Brianna Cotter after her first event, the Alaska Starfall Ball, attracted over 600 people. Specializing in "magical experiences" inspired by popular fantasy books, Alaska Enchanted Events plans future festivals, including a dragon-themed event and a yule ball at Christmastime. The company collaborates with local vendors and businesses for lighting, photography, music, and entertainment.
Meanwhile, Alaa Sheikh and Rebecca Samuel, the co-owners of Play Palace, are providing a different kind of magic. Located at the Midtown Mall in Anchorage, Play Palace is an indoor playground that offers a unique and convenient alternative for parents looking to occupy their children while shopping. The playground hosts events like birthday parties, pop-up events, and themed parties for children and families. Rain results in a boost in business for Play Palace.
To ensure a safe and sanitary environment, the co-owners do wipe-downs every 90 minutes and deep cleans each night. Moreover, they regularly do giveaways of free playtime through their Facebook page. This summer, Play Palace plans to use a portion of their sales to provide food for the homeless population in their area.
Moving on, we have 907 Ammo, Alaska's first online ammunition delivery service. Founded by James and Meredith Lewis, the business depends on partnerships with local retailers, such as 49th Cartridge Company, for specialized ammunition needs. Offering over 500 different products, 907 Ammo brings brands up from the Lower 48 that have never been available in Alaska before. The business offers pickup at their no-frills warehouse, especially for rural Alaskans, and manages two-day delivery anywhere from Homer to Fairbanks.
Lastly, we return to the world of enchantment with Alaska Enchanted Events. In addition to their themed dinners and professional photography, they offer photo booths and swag bags for VIP ticket-holders. The city that founded this fantasy-themed event agency is not provided in the available search results.
Each of these businesses is a testament to the diversity and innovation in Alaska, offering something for everyone from fantasy enthusiasts to parents and even ammunition enthusiasts.
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