Arctic Travels Gift Shop in Fairbanks is a charming stop for anyone looking for unique Alaskan…read moresouvenirs. The shop offers a wide variety of locally made crafts, jewelry, apparel, and keepsakes that make perfect gifts or mementos. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, eager to share the story behind the products, which adds a personal touch to every purchase. Whether you're hunting for handmade items, fun trinkets, or authentic Alaskan-themed gifts, this shop provides a pleasant, relaxed shopping experience with something special for everyone.

A cool shop with so many items. I found the soap bars made locally which were reasonably priced…read more Easy to pack home in my carry on as gifts for friends. They have limited clothes in the back room, jewelry, food items, like jerky, locally roasted coffee. It looks like an old shop from the outside but nice stuff to buy inside. Staff was friend enough but won't go out of their way to help you. They likely deal with too many tourists.

Craft Market Gift Shop in Fairbanks is a charming destination for anyone looking for unique,…read morelocally made gifts. The shop offers a wide variety of handmade crafts, jewelry, artwork, and souvenirs that perfectly capture the spirit of Alaska. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, always willing to share the story behind the products, which makes shopping feel personal and enjoyable. Whether you're hunting for a special keepsake, a thoughtful gift, or something truly one-of-a-kind, this shop delivers a delightful, relaxed shopping experience with plenty of options for every taste.

This place has it all. Lots of cool stuff from minerals to mammoth tusks. Old knickknacks and…read moremiscellaneous items abound. The service is friendly too! It's a little crammed but an interesting place with reasonable prices on lots and lots of stuff.

Late Post Sept 23' This is a really cute souvenir store at…read morethe airport, but after spending so much time at different locations in Alaska I was definitely souvenired out, bought way too much. But if you randomly thought of someone you forgot about, I'm sure this store has something for them, shoot you can even buy that person a rock! Lol Missing star kinda pricey!

I normally have low expectations regarding Airport Gift Shops, and usually only take them seriously…read morewhen I need to buy a gift for a friend or family member. This time, I had some extra time on my hands and decided to do a deeper dive into Twigs at FAI. Of course I ended up focusing on the nice stuff under the "lock and key" displays, some of it running into several hundred dollars. I happily ended up with a more modestly priced walrus ivory Billiken (a mythical good-luck figure who represents "things as they ought to be."). This is a favorite carving figure in Alaska, even though the original idea came from a Missouri art teacher. This time, the gift was for me. The good folks at Twigs wrapped it up nicely for the journey home.

What a gem! Chock full of local and Alaska-made goodies and art. I left with some beautiful Bah Bah…read moreyarn, the cutest Goodstein Ceramics blueberry charm that will be the perfect mini Christmas tree ornament, honey sticks, birch sticks, birch caramels, and a Dogwood Studios grumpy bear sticker (the BEST). Don't miss this lovely shop! Oh, I almost forgot! Grabbed a cherry, almond, coconut scone from Batter & Crumb... it was DELISH!

I love going to Roaming Root Cellar for gifts, they always have such unique, local Alaskan items…read more It's perfect for picking up something for someone else or just treating yourself. The whole shop has a super cozy, warm, cutesy vibe that makes you want to stay and look around forever. Definitely one of my go-to spots in Fairbanks.

Small lunch spot for sandwiches and fudge. The sandwich was huge! It comes with either pasta salad…read moreor bag of chips. They have smoothies and coffees as well. Decent spot for lunch, but they do get crowded.

It's a cute little cafe in the heart of downtown with plenty of room and a cute little coffee…read morecorner in front for those not interested in table service. The food was good the staff are super friendly and they work hard. The coffee was really good. Fudge was excellent. They had a frozen drink that could be made with any of the fudge flavors I will definitely try next time.

One of the nicest visitor centers that I have ever been to! This one is free and has a great…read moremuseum. My favorite section was on the beading. Definitely take some time to visit when you are in the area.

Free facility for general information of the culture of the area and general information of the…read morelayout and businesses of Fairbanks. Also has National Park Service in the building. Well maintained facilities. Helpful staff. So if looking for a laid back place to learn a little bit more of Fairbanks and its native culture, this is a good place to come.

A must-stop if you're in the area. Expect ultra-casual atmosphere that you just can't take too…read moreseriously. Extra friendly staff, too! Their tie dye merch is fantastic and their take on a Piña Colada just can't be beat! (picture not included)

This place is a classic!! Great strong drinks, and a hilarious bunch of crap to buy. Don't miss…read moreit.

What a blast to learn how to pan for gold like the old settlers did in 1850!…read moreWe had a few people to teach the skill needed but Shania was very helpful. I was able to find 4 little pieces of gold which truly has no value but it was the rush of the find that made it worth the price.

We had a great time panning for gold! Odetta was really patient teaching us and helped demonstrate…read more(a few times ) when we were struggling. This was surprisingly fun, and I would definitely recommend practicing before panning through your actual bag. We kept the gold we found and even put it in a cute locket as a fun souvenir.

Cool little shop in the middle of a small shopping center - Terry is nice and helpful, fair prices…read moreand fun things to get or gift.

From the owner: Fairbanks newest vintage boutique. We have an extensive selection of resale clothing including…read moreFestival and Alaskan gear: Thick Handspun hand knit sweaters, Alpaca sweaters, Icelandic and Norwegian sweaters, Down Parkas, Flannels (men’s and women’s), Hand Spun hand knit goat fur socks and mittens from Ukraine, and LOTS of boots for the whole family. We also have Steger Mukluks, Manitoba and Minnetonka Mukluks, as well as Keen Boots and Bogs, Hunter, and XtraTuf boots, etc. We also carry pashmina scarves and fleece lined wool hats and mittens. We also carry an expensive array of vintage Alaskana collectibles and locally made jewelry.