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To preserve, explore, and celebrate the culture of Native Alutiiq communities, the Kodiak Area Native Association’s Culture and Heritage Division established several island-wide programs dedicated to sharing the Alutiiq language, art, and history. The Alutiiq Museum opened to the public in the summer of 1995 and houses and executes a number of exhibits, programs, events, and publications. Through their many displays, you’ll be able to learn about the Alutiiq/ Sugpiaq people, indigenous plants, and about their native language. Several temporary exhibits and workshops are housed as well, including a hands-on exploration of Alutiiq arts which may be displayed in their growing gallery.

Address: Alutiiq Museum, 215 Mission Rd # 101, Kodiak, AK 99615, Phone: 844-425-8844

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