Shop
Lincoln Street is the shopping street. Expect artist-run and Native-owned galleries, a strong independent bookstore, Russian imports, and Sitka-made soap and sea salt rather than chain jewelry stores.
Local Shopping
Old Harbor Books
Independent bookstore on Lincoln Street with a deep shelf of Alaska titles and staff who know them.
Island Artists Gallery
Year-round co-op run by Sitka artists, selling prints, jewelry, metalwork, woodcraft and moccasins.
Fate Accompli
Ken and Rachel Fate's gallery of their own work and that of other Sitka artists, from originals and prints to bath products.
Gallery By The Sea
Lower Lincoln Street gallery showing work by local craftspeople, with custom framing.
Galanin + Klein
Boutique of home goods, gifts and clothing from small makers in Alaska and elsewhere.
Sitka Bazaar
Gift shop for Alaska-themed clothing, jewelry and souvenirs, with a second branch at the cruise terminal in summer.
Russian American Company
Lower Lincoln Street importer of Russian folk art and collectables, working directly with its artists.
WinterSong Soap Company
Sitka soap maker that started in a home kitchen and makes herbal soaps, salves and bath products with locally gathered plants.
Alaska Pure Sea Salt Co.
Sitka company making hand-crafted flake salt from local seawater, plain or in flavors such as alder smoke and spruce tip.
Walking map: the shuttle stop and downtown Sitka
The free shuttle from the cruise terminal stops at Harrigan Centennial Hall on Harbor Drive, and tenders land at Crescent Harbor beside it. St. Michael's Cathedral and Castle Hill are a few minutes west along Lincoln Street, the Russian Bishop's House is a few minutes east, and the totem trail in Sitka National Historical Park is about 15 to 20 minutes on foot at the east end of the street.
Map: USGS elevation; streets and buildings © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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