Alutiiq Museum

Our new book explores Alutiiq/Sugpiaq history from the shaping of the Alutiiq world by glaciers to the growth of ancestral villages, the suppression of cultural traditions by settlers, and the cultural renaissance.

Learn about Alutiiq heritage, historic preservation, and repatriation with a guided tour of the Ancestors’ Memorial, a city park that honors the Alutiiq people.

Learn about the history and culture of Kodiak’s Native people from our traveling displays of artifacts. Meet staff. Ask questions. Expand your horizons! Free to the public.

The Alutiiq Word of the Week has been sharing language and cultural traditions for over 26 years. Find all 679 lessons in our online, searchable archive.  What will you learn?

While we renovate, the Alutiiq Museum is operating from the Downtown Marketplace at 111 Rezanof Drive. Shop local and shop Alutiiq, Tuesdays through Saturdays 10 am to 5 pm.

We are renovating the museum to support our programs. The new Alutiiq Museum will feature a classroom, a gathering area, double the exhibit space, a larger store and much more.

Giving is an Alutiiq tradition. Our Elders teach us that acting generously creates strong communities. Join the many people who have given generously to the museum renovation and add your name to the honor wall.