Art printed my images of some of my paintings onto stretched 8" x 10" canvases. They came out…read moreperfectly. Easy communication, professional quality. Great to support a local business owner!

I spent hours at different camera stores in LA. I decided the Fuji X-T2 was my baby. But…read moreultimately, I didn't purchase it. Too much. Did I need it? Well, a day into my bucket list trip with my Pops in Alaska, I was in full on regret. I wanted a real camera; not my iPhone. Art is the guy. He is honest, knows his cameras, and is the kinda guy you love and wish you lived the life of. Art gave me a price on the X-T2 that was literally $800 less that every place in LA. The selection was limited, as it didn't include Sony or Canon, but Art explained the markups on those brands were BS and those companies didn't give him a margin to make any profit selling. That's honest. In summation, Art is a gem. Probably worth flying to Juneau just to purchase a Fuji camera from him.

this artists collective is amazing! so many incredible local artists i found one of my newest…read morefavorite artists. obesessed! when i visited, the artist providing service was so friendly, interesting and knowledgeable.

Juneau Artists Gallery is full of all art mediums made by local artists. Check it out even if you…read moredon't have any plans on buying something. You may be pleasantly surprised and at the very least, will have had the opportunity to look at some beautiful pieces. They have all kinds of items: Photography Sculpture Jewelry Fashion accessories - scarves, hats, etc. Pottery Paintings Carvings Stained glass Prints Metal work Blown away by the photographs of the glaciers, animals and sunsets. Prices are reasonable and easy to take home. Many items were marked free shipping throughout the US. No interaction with the one lady working but we didn't have any questions or purchases. We spent an hour in here looking at everything. It was a feast for the eyes.

Good little selection of board games and knowledgeable staff. Glad I stumbled on the place!read more

I've been to comic book stores in many major cities and small towns alike. This is by far my new…read morefavorite. The range of manga from niche to popular was incredible, as well as the vast collection of comic books from many different publishers and in many genres. The prices are good and the range of what you can get is enough to make a nerd cry tears of joy. There's also an emphasis on LGBTQ focused literature. High quality art supplies being sold here, too! Highly recommend

A great collection of cards and art prints by local artists. They're organized for online sales but…read moreyou can email them to coordinate a time to browse the shop in person.

Such a cute store. Right up my alley. Natalie is an amazing artist and super sweet. No bad vibes to…read morebe seen here. A lot of local artists as well as artists hand picked by natalie. So many cute knick knacks including pins, magnets, stickers, books, postcards, clothes, jewelry and so much more!! If you're an artistry kind of soul or just open to all things funky and different this is your place. As an artist myself, I had to support this shop because it holds so many beautiful pieces handcrafted by women. I spent a decent amount but I got a whole bunch of good thangs including a book, a pin, earrings and a magnet! It's a hidden gem tucked away amongst all the other tourist traps. Come see it for yourself!

This is my absolute favorite shop in Juneau. Full of trinkets, treats, and threads, Natalie has…read morecurated a collection for lovers of anything colorful and whimsical. While some of the items are a little on the more expensive side, they are without a doubt, quality products. The cashiers have always been perfectly lovely and helpful. Overall, this store is a delight to visit even if only to window-shop.

We visited Sealaska Heritage, a Native nonprofit, in downtown Juneau. (It is easily accessible from…read morethe cruise terminal). The museum focuses on the story of Southeast Alaska's Native people that began 10,000 years ago and continues today. The centerpiece of the museum is a replica of a clan house, as well as exhibits with one-of a-kind Native art. Admission to the "Nathan Jackson Gallery Exhibit" was $7.00 for me; $5.00 for my elder (65+) husband (June, 2025). There is also a large shop with authentic, unique, and high-quality Native arts, as well as other souvenirs. Visits to the museum and purchases directly support Alaska Native artists, workshops, indigenous language revitalization, and cross-cultural programming. The building itself, as well as the tall totem poles outside, are photo-worthy. We have mixed feelings about our visit. It was confusing upon entering the building. The gift shop was on the left; museum on the right -- but it wasn't clear where to buy tickets for the museum. After buying the tickets in the gift shop, we proceeded to the museum. No staff were on-site. While well-maintained, it was quite small with only a few rooms -- the clan room/auditorium and rooms with individual art and artifacts. However, there was no context for the significance of these items to the Native cultures. Others have commented on the usefulness of on-site docents; unfortunately, this was not our experience. We're atreating our visit as a donation towards the objectives of the Institute; otherwise, the price of admission is high given the experience. As for free activities, it's definitely worth a visit to see the totem poles and to drop-in to the excellent gift shop.

This building stands out, so you cannot miss it if you are wandering around downtown Juneau. There…read moreis a very fine shop filled with quality Alaska carvings, art and artifacts. Well worth your perusal as it is a quality shop. The Nathan Jackson Gallery Exhibit is a collection of stories and art from the SE Alaskan native Americans. A very dignified docent takes you on a tour of a tribal meeting and living building, displays of native arts and historical video and slide shows. Cost is $7 for people aged 7 years old and up. Seniors are $4. You cannot enter without a paid ticket. Nothing is in depth, so it will not take you long to take it all in. But Alaska IS different from lower 48 cultures and peoples. Certainly this is well worth your time when you are passing through Juneau.

Had an unbelievable experience with Kristina and her husband Gary (owners). This was our first…read morecruise to AK and after my fiancé and I went into EVERY jewelry store in Skagway we were getting a little tired of the pushiness that seems to go hand in hand with jewelry sales. Out of the 15+ shops we went into, this was the best by a landslide. Kristina was extremely patient and sweet. She worked with my fiancé to make a custom ring design incorporating all of his favorite things across several different types of rings and in total it came to $2,300. We felt no pressure which was unlike any other store. While we ended up staying hours there, they treated us to snacks, drinks, and later a comped dinner. I really can't say enough good things about this store and the owners. I'm delighted by my ring which was $2,900 (a shocking deal) pictured below.

Gary is an amazing guy if you're looking for Jewelry come see him. He will work the best price for…read moreyou. They also has a interest free financing if you need it. I'm on my 2nd flexible bangle from him . Go see him .

Is your cruise ship docked in Juneau and it's a gray, cold, rainy day (very possible!)? A trip to…read morethe Alaska State Museum is a great way to spend some time and get out of the elements! That's the exact weather we were faced with and we found the museum about a 15 minute walk from the port. This was the largest museum we encountered on our Alaska cruise and one of the best. Lovely displays of native art and key moments of Alaska history. Nice lockers for all your cold weather/rain gear as well! Definitely worth a visit.

An excellent museum, particularly impressive collection of native Alaskan art and artifacts.read more