Tradition in the Heart of Hoonah
Right in the middle of Hoonah is the truly unique experience of seeing local Tlingit carvers at work and getting some insight into their culture. Watch them carve totem poles and learn the purpose of these gorgeous works of art. You’ll also find many beautiful totem poles, as well as
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Gourmet Salts, Artisan Foods, Baked Goods
The newly remodeled Salty Pantry serves up a wide variety of hearty food and drinks.
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Cozy Coffees and Teas from Around the World
The Green Coffee Bean Company is an Alaska owned and operated coffee roasting company specializing in gourmet and specialty coffees and teas from around the globe. They have a cozy cafe in Ketchikan, Alaska and also sell great coffees and teas to clients all over the country. They have been
Read MoreFood Lovin’ Fools Living the American Dream
The Fisherman’s Daughter is a family-friendly American Restaurant located in Hoonah, Alaska. They offer a wide variety of seafood, sandwiches, wraps, and other specialty items. Locals say you can’t miss the bacon mac and cheese bites!
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Where your big adventure in Alaska's little Norway begins.
The Nordic House is conveniently located along the waterfront in Petersburg, Alaska where Frederick Sound and the Wrangell Narrows meet. They’re the perfect starting point for enjoying all the exciting activities Petersburg has to offer including whale watching, world-class fishing, and viewing spectacular icebergs. And while you’re there, you’ll have
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Where Art & Nature Come Together
Dei Le. aan is located in Hoonah, Alaska. Hoonah (Gaawt’ akaan) is a small Tlingit village about 40 miles southeast of Juneau, and it is the largest Tlingit village in Southeast Alaska. The featured Northwest Coast art work is designed and created by artists Lisa Andersson (Yak x waan tlaa’),
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Boutique gift shop with well-curated goods and Alaskan makers.
Galanin + Klein is a general goods and style boutique. We offer beautiful, functional, and timeless home wares, specialty clothing and gifts, as well as interior styling services. All of our items are carefully sourced from small-run makers and designers located across Alaska and around the world. Galanin + Klein was created by close friends
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Ketchikan Dry Goods is a locally-owned boutique and gift shop, nestled in downtown Ketchikan’s historic district. Inspired by the beauty and artistry of Southeast Alaska, KDG features a carefully curated collection of beautiful handcrafted goods. We feature local artists and artisans from throughout Alaska with many handcrafted, specialty goods. We’re
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Tlingit Art in Its Purest Form.
Jeffrey Skaflestad is a Tlingit carver and formline artist. His art is inspired by ancestral influences and he has had wonderful mentors/teachers on his journey. These include; David Williams, Ernie Smeltzer, Gordon Greenwald, David Boxley, Steve Brown, Wayne Price, Greg Horner, Bill Holm and currently Scott Jensen. Being true to
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Step Into an Alaskan Experience
Icy Strait Point is Alaska Native owned-and-operated, with all profits directly supporting the community of Hoonah, Alaska’s largest Native Tlingit village. Our dedicated staff (85% of which call Hoonah home) is committed to providing a one-of-a-kind experience for every guest that is infused with our local Native culture and hospitality.
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Walk in for coffee and out with a smile!
Friendly staff and a wide variety of food and drinks make this a local favorite in Petersburg. Located downtown, Glacier Express Cafe is the perfect stop for a quick coffee and bite to eat.
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Showcasing those that have come before us.
The Clausen Memorial Museum is dedicated to preserving, interpreting and sharing the diverse histories of those who have lived and worked in Petersburg and the surrounding area. Established in 1968, the Clausen Memorial Museum is a private, non-profit corporation governed by a Board of Trustees. The museum’s collection includes 5,000
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