Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological Repository

The past meets the present at the Alutiiq Museum, Kodiak’s Alaska Native culture center where visitors explore 7,500 years of Alutiiq heritage. By preserving and sharing the cultural traditions of Alutiiq people, the museum celebrates Alutiiq heritage through living culture. We work diligently to involve people of all heritages in educational programming and original research– archaeological studies, language documentation, and collections investigations. By engaging everyone in the celebration of Alutiiq heritage, we reduce cultural isolation, reawaken cultural traditions, build intergenerational ties that broaden cultural understanding, and create a welcoming environment for discovery. We believe that rekindling cultural traditions also depends on the commitment and involvement of community organizations, agency partners, and supporters like you.

$25 Provides art supplies for a student heritage project
$50 Supports an Alutiiq language lesson with two Elders
$75 Buys archival storage materials for photographs
$100 Mounts an artifact for display
$150 Trains a volunteer to participate in Community Archaeology
$200 Broadcasts an Alutiiq Word of the Week lesson
$250 Provides a free public lecture on Alutiiq heritage research
$500 Helps staff members teach in a rural community
$750 Supports staff in conducting an archaeological survey
$1000 Sponsors a year of Alutiit Kasitat-The Alutiiq People's news

Generosity matters. Pick.Click.Give extends the reach of the museum's educational programs and allows us to involve people of all heritages in the exploration and celebration of Alutiiq culture. Quyanaa- thank you for your support.