Galanin + Klein
Boutique of home goods, gifts and clothing from small makers in Alaska and elsewhere.
By Greg Peters, editor · Updated October 2026
Boutique of home goods, gifts and clothing from small makers in Alaska and elsewhere.
What you'll find
- Housewares and gifts
- Clothing from small-run makers
Facts checked October 19, 2026 with visitsitka.org, mapcarta.com. Hours and prices change, so confirm before you go.
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Old Harbor Books
Independent bookstore on Lincoln Street with a deep shelf of Alaska titles and staff who know them.
Xút'aa Hídi
Native-owned gallery whose name means 'Adze House'; it shows Indigenous artists working in prints, masks, baskets and silver.
Island Artists Gallery
Year-round co-op run by Sitka artists, selling prints, jewelry, metalwork, woodcraft and moccasins.
Round out your day
Old Sitka State Historical Park
Wooded shoreline park near the ferry terminal marking Redoubt St. Michael, the Russian post destroyed by the Tlingit in 1802.
Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall
Wooden hall on pilings over the water on Katlian Street, built in 1914 by Sitka Camp No. 1 of the Alaska Native Brotherhood.
Aspen Suites Hotel Sitka
Seventy-one-room hotel near Lake Street where rooms come with kitchens, useful for longer stays.