The Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository in Kodiak, Alaska is a cultural center dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich heritage of the Alaska Native people. Visitors are invited to explore 7500 years of Alutiiq history through ancient artifacts, Alaska native art, and engaging exhibits. The museum also offers opportunities to learn about the Alutiiq language and culture.

With a mission to educate and inspire, the Alutiiq Museum provides a variety of educational programs that delve into traditions such as arts, subsistence, and language. Additionally, the museum conducts archaeological research to study and preserve Alutiiq history. Carefully curated collections of over 250,000 artifacts, photographs, recordings, and documents are maintained by the museum.

While their physical gallery is undergoing renovations, the Alutiiq Museum continues to serve the community through off-site programs, pop-up events, traveling resources, and a store in the KANA Marketplace. For those interested in supporting the museum or finding unique gifts inspired by Kodiak, an online store is available with personal assistance and gift wrapping services. Experience the beauty and depth of Alaska Native culture at the Alutiiq Museum in Kodiak