7 Best Places to Shop in Sitka, Juneau, the Inside Passage, and Southeast Alaska

In this tiny yet inviting gallery, you'll find a selection of interesting jewelry, ceramics, artwork, and carvings hand-picked by the owner, a Czech-born artist.

Longtime locals run this year-round gallery, which features Alaska-made paintings, prints, ceramics, and apparel, including their own work.

A co-op of local artists, this storefront gallery sells their jewelry, pottery, fine-art prints, and other works.

The knowledgeable staff and impressive collection of Alaska titles make a visit to Old Harbor a pleasure. The Backdoor Café, a cozy politically progressive hangout behind the bookstore, serves excellent espresso and fresh-baked pastries.

In an 1895 Victorian next to the Bishop's House, the gallery, Sitka's most charming shop, sells Alaskan paintings, sculptures, Native art, and jewelry.

The colorful and scented soaps sold at this shop near St. Michael's Cathedral are handcrafted on the premises.

A brother and sister raised in Sitka own this gallery devoted to showcasing Indigenous artists working in many different mediums. The name translates to "Adze House," a reference to the tool used to hew and shape wood. The gallery offers works ranging from art prints and T-shirts to one-of-a-kind masks, woven baskets, and silver bracelets.