Introducing great tattooers to the north, and expanding the north to great tattooing.
Welcome to the North of 60 Tattoo Extravaganza:
the first convention-style tattooing event in all of Canada's northern territories.
Over the course of three incredible days, we will give international tattoo artists of all varieties the chance to travel through the Yukon and into the heart of the Klondike to indulge in everything that this magical land of the midnight sun has to offer.
Artists will arrive in Whitehorse, YT and will travel by convoy to Dawson City, where the event will take place. Events will include an exclusive burlesque performance in the Territory's famous and historic Palace Grand theatre, two days of tattooing in one of the oldest still-standing (and haunted) buildings from the Klondike-era: The Westminster Hotel, amazing local catering for artists and staff, TWO art exhibitions featuring work from participating tattoo artists, an exciting night of live music, and a trip up to the city's highest point, overlooking both the Rocky, Ogilvie, and Tombstone Mountain ranges: The Dome.
We hope to promote the advancement of Yukon arts and culture in northern communities through tattooing and tattoo-related art forms, and as well as cultivate local artists across multiple genres and introduce international artists to the Yukon and Canada's north by having an extravagant weekend filled packed with entertainment and quality.
the first convention-style tattooing event in all of Canada's northern territories.
Over the course of three incredible days, we will give international tattoo artists of all varieties the chance to travel through the Yukon and into the heart of the Klondike to indulge in everything that this magical land of the midnight sun has to offer.
Artists will arrive in Whitehorse, YT and will travel by convoy to Dawson City, where the event will take place. Events will include an exclusive burlesque performance in the Territory's famous and historic Palace Grand theatre, two days of tattooing in one of the oldest still-standing (and haunted) buildings from the Klondike-era: The Westminster Hotel, amazing local catering for artists and staff, TWO art exhibitions featuring work from participating tattoo artists, an exciting night of live music, and a trip up to the city's highest point, overlooking both the Rocky, Ogilvie, and Tombstone Mountain ranges: The Dome.
We hope to promote the advancement of Yukon arts and culture in northern communities through tattooing and tattoo-related art forms, and as well as cultivate local artists across multiple genres and introduce international artists to the Yukon and Canada's north by having an extravagant weekend filled packed with entertainment and quality.
