After a tour to the Saxman House, a totem pole workshop and an explanation of the totem poles…read morenearby, the store was an opportunity to use the restroom and shop. I purchased a formline whale sticker to stick on my Earthwell water bottle. There was clothing, house goods, jewelry and much more. Review #72 of 100 in 2023.

Our Alaskan cruise trip headed to Ketchikan,Alaska a beautiful city with a great view water and…read morefishing boats. We went on a tour to visit the Saxman Tribal house just not far away from Ketchikan. The Saxman Tribal are Native Alaskans who living these lands for many years. First they brought the group to their Tribal house they preform a dances and tell us stories about the people and their craving skills their totem are amazing and beautiful hand made from the bottom to the top. After the shop we to the gift they amazing items including native craftworks.

I was there on a cruise ship looking for jade from Alaska. They had a great selection at a fair…read moreprice. Purchase a 3 piece set earrings, braclet and necklace.

Great spot for tourist swag! We stopped in and found a beautiful hand-painted Christmas ornament…read more Friendly staff and a fun little shop to browse while in Ketchikan. My daughter was laughing that somehow Star Wars art is a thing here! The world of Star Wars spans the galaxy.

this was one of the highlights of our trip very beautiful and the dancing is amazing. Definitely…read morecome visit.

This is a gift shop. A straightforward, "You are tourists" gift shop. Are the goods made by the…read moretribe selling them? No. Is the tribe selling them honest about that? Yes. Most of the goods stocked in Native Faces were made in Alaska or western Canada by Native American or First Nation craftspeople so the money is going to the right places. Check labels if you want something from a specific place. The store has lots of interesting things, but I wasn't feeling super charitable because the tour leading up to the store made me grumpy. The chocolate I bought made me feel better. It was good chocolate, too. I'm fairly certain you have to take a tour to shop here; it doesn't seem like the residents of Saxman keep the store open just because. Still, it's less than half a block from the bus stop if you catch a ride from Ketchican. Accessibility notes: Ramp access for mobility devices. Store is crowded with racks for mobility devices. Some items may be out of reach for seated shoppers. No braille signage.

Date of visit: July 19, 2025…read more We stopped here while visiting Ketchikan on a Disney cruise and spent quite a bit of time in this store, stocking up on Alaskan souvenirs! They have a little bit of everything from stickers and pins to shirts and toys. The store is surprisingly large, so make sure you plan enough time and make a list so you don't go crazy with your purchases. Friendly staff and a banging soundtrack just added to the great vibe we got here.

The Owner went out of her way to help us. We bought $150 worth of merchandise that she shipped to…read moreour home for a Reasonable Cost. She was Friendly, Professional and Hardworking. We were in a hurry, because we decided to go to Creek Street at the Last Minute. She was also sensitive and receptive about us running out of time. We also saw Salmon swimming upstream close to each other in the creek while standing on the bridge.

From the owner: Locally owned and operated for 28 years. Quality gifts and apparel for yourself, family, and…read morefriends. Shop in the picturesque setting of historic Creek St. See salmon, seals , eagles and sometimes a bear from our back deck. Thank you for supporting locally owned businesses.

This coffee shop was a wonderful spot! We've stopped at 3…read moreports in Alaska on our cruise and have gotten coffee at each--let's just say this spot blew the others out of the water! Their syrup selection was vast, and everything tasted high quality; the espresso, syrups, and milks. The baristas were very friendly and gave great recommendations. The shop was very aesthetic, tons of cute trinkets and products local to Alaska. 10/10 would recommend stopping here if you're exploring the area!

A cafe in a gift shop! The tea here is of authentic leaves not just any teabag and they will refill…read moreit with hot water!

This place has really good variety when it comes to Salmon Jerky and prices when it comes to…read moreAlaskan-unique jelly. It's a bit of a walk from the cruise ship port, so you will see many shops along the way. Check them out first to comparison shop, but well worth the trek.

Sam McGee's is a store made to look like a miner's shack, full of snacks, rocks, mugs, knives, and…read morethe like. I wasn't interested in what they had to sell. I was interested in the cool set up of the store and aesthetic of the place. There's no parking in this area of Creek Street but most tour buses from the cruise ships will drop you off here or you can walk here easily from the port. This store is connected to a jewelry store.

A lovely, quaint little boutique in Ketchikan. They have a great, unique selection of souvenirs and…read morelocal gifts that are a nice change of pace from the massive, generic cruise port shops. I ended up picking up several items to bring home. The woman who helped us was very pleasant. I also love her cute dog. It is a wonderful place to look around and find great mementos from your trip.

What a wonderful souvenir and gift shop! From small bookmarks to large works of art, you'll find…read moresomething in your price range. We found two half price tees (beautifully embroidered for Ketchikan) and a leather wallet. The owner is a delightful woman: pleasant and efficient. Be sure to stop in, look around, and buy something. Or just say hello.

This was our first visit here in Ketchikan. I stopped in for a quick look and found the cutest…read morethings!! I fell in Love with the locally made whales made from recycled clothing!! So cute!! So creative!! I just had to have one, so I purchased one. I also bought some locally made soaps . There is a wide variety of options and scents. I purchased orange and cloves. Items are pricey but worth it.

A place to get toys, kitchen towels, cards, soap and the like as gifts or souvenirs while wandering…read morearound Ketchikan. Friendly employees and a happy, bright shop.