The Sullivan Arena will return to its roots as an entertainment venue this fall, more than three years after it transformed into Anchorage's mass homeless shelter.
The Sullivan Arena in Anchorage closed as a winter shelter to most of its homeless residents on May 1, 2023.
“The Sullivan Arena will again be used to showcase entertainment events and sporting functions the people of Anchorage and Alaska need,” Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson said during a news conference Monday morning. “We’ve been inside the building doing some preliminary groundwork,” he said. “Things are looking really good, and we’re very excited to bring that iconic building back to the community.“
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