




The Alaska Native gallery at the Alaska State Museum is a great place to experience the cultures from all around Alaska in one beautiful place. Photo by Lara Swimmer.


A northern Alaska Inupiaq umiak (skin boat) over the Native galleries in the Alaska State Museum. Photo by Lara Swimmer.


The Foreign Voyagers exhibit in the Alaska State Museum highlights the voyages of the Spanish, Russians, French, British, and Americans to Alaska. Photo by Lara Swimmer.
Alaska State Libraries Archives and Museum
Due to heightened local and State Covid-19 measures, the Alaska State Museum, located within the Father Andrew P.Kashevaroff building (APK), is temporarily closed to the public at least through December 14th. Please call or check our website for virtual exhibits and updates on re-opening and hours. Staff remain available during regular business hours by phone and email.
Once re-opened, Alaska State Museum is an great way to experience the history, art and culture of the many diverse regions of Alaska through extensive permanent exhibits augmented by seasonally changing exhibits. Museum admission $14 summer and $9 winter. Youth and active military free. 395 Whittier St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 465-2901 www.museums.state.ak.us
Operations
- Days of Operation: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
- Summer Hours: noon-4pm
- Winter Hours: noon-4pm
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Wheelchair Accessible:
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Wireless Internet Access:
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No Contact Services:
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Reduced Occupancy/Occupancy Limits:
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