Anchorage
Stock up for your travels around Alaska in Anchorage, where there's no sales tax. The weekend markets are packed with Alaskan-made products of all types, and you're likely to meet local artisans.
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1. Anchorage Market and Festival
Downtown | MarketOn weekends from mid-May to mid-September, the Anchorage Market and Festival opens for business in the parking lot at 3rd Avenue and E Street...Read More
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2. 4th Avenue Market Place
Downtown | Art GalleriesThis drab building houses several shops selling Alaska Native art and crafts, including exquisite handwoven baskets and delicately beaded jewelry...Read More
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3. Alaska Fur Exchange
Midtown | CraftsIn a large Midtown store, Alaska Fur Exchange sells both furs and Alaska Native artwork. ...Read More
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4. Alaska Mountaineering & Hiking
Spenard | Sporting GoodsThis Alaskan-owned store is the go-to specialist for any gear having to do with, yep, mountaineering or hiking. Whether you're setting out on...Read More
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5. Circular
Downtown | ClothingScore eco-conscious dresses, weekend wear, and accessories at this forward-thinking women's clothing boutique. ...Read More
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6. David Green Master Furrier
Downtown | ClothingAlthough furs may not be to everyone's taste or ethics, a number of Alaska fur companies have stores and factories in Anchorage. One of the...Read More
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7. Dos Manos
Spenard | SouvenirsThis laid-back gallery features individually screen-printed T-shirts, leather satchels, silver jewelry, and affordable wall art displayed along...Read More
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8. International Gallery of Contemporary Art
Downtown | Art GalleriesAnchorage's premier fine-arts gallery, the International Gallery of Contemporary Art has changing exhibits monthly and features some of Alaska...Read More
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9. Laura Wright Alaskan Parkys
Downtown | CraftsStarted in 1947 in Fairbanks by Laura Wright, this family business is now owned by Wright's granddaughter, Sheila Ezelle. The store sells distinctive...Read More
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10. Mountain View Sports Fly Shop
Midtown | Sporting GoodsIf you're looking for brand names like Abel, Simms, Filson, Patagonia, and Mountain Hardwear, this locally owned store is your place. It is...Read More
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11. Oomingmak
Downtown | CraftsThe Alaska Native–owned cooperative Oomingmak sells items made of qiviut, the ubersoft and warm undercoat of musk ox, from inside one of the...Read More
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12. REI
Spenard | Sporting GoodsIf you get to Alaska and discover you've left some critical camping or outdoor recreation gear behind, REI rents camping, skiing, and paddling...Read More
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13. Title Wave Books
Spenard | Books/StationeryEasily the largest independent bookstore in Alaska, Title Wave Books fills a 24,000-square-foot space in the Northern Lights Center. The shelves...Read More
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14. Modern Dwellers Chocolate Lounge
Midtown | Food/CandyChocolate junkies can get their fix at the fun-loving Modern Dwellers Chocolate Lounge. Decadent traditional truffles like hazelnut are available...Read More
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15. Artique, Ltd.
Downtown | Art GalleriesOne of Alaska's oldest galleries (if not the oldest), Artique sells work such as paintings, pottery, and jewelry by prominent Alaskan artists...Read More
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16. Metro Music & Book Store
Spenard | MusicYou'll find a well-thought-out inventory of fiction and nonfiction at Metro Music & Book Store, but the main draw is the impressive collection...Read More
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