Local artists are featured in this gallery. Fairly wide range of handmade items including pottery,…read morewoodwork, glasswork, paintings, drawings, jewelry, cards, and a variety of other media. Pricing is higher imo but the quality in workmanship is too. The clerk was friendly enough, not overly so but cordial. If you're looking for more local artwork vs commercial tourist pieces you might check this place out.

We bought a beautiful glass raven on our recent trip to Alaska from this shop. Unfortunately, it…read morebroke when shipped. The artist, Margaret Donat, went the extra mile and made us a new one free of charge. We just hung it on our wall and it looks beautiful. Thank you, Margaret, for your talent and for your great customer service!

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.

An exceptional education in what a crossection of the art world in the middle of Alaska can look…read morelike. This place is so interesting that you have to see it for yourself! I was actually compelled on several occasions to open my TIGHTLY SEALED wallet and invest in art for the very sake of pleasure, there is so much to discover here, anytime and ESPECIALLY the First Friday of EVERY month:)

From the owner: Well Street Art Company has changing monthly exhibits of Alaskan artists, both contemporary and…read morehistorical. The gallery has a wide selection of paintings, prints, maps, Alaskan art books for sale. We feature work by many of Alaska's best known painters, photographers, sculptors, native artists and craftsmen. We are located off Phillips Field Road in the Alaska Railroad Subdivision near downtown Fairbanks. Each month we feature a First Friday Opening Reception 5-8 pm. In addition to the gallery Well Street Art Co. has twelve artist studio spaces.

We have a lot of art to hang up in our new home. So supporting small businesses in this…read more"pandemic", we went to the Art Center. Carol was funny, nice and put up with my OCD and changing my mind. We came away with 3 prints, matted and framed for $420. Worth it to keep a neighbor open. Can't wait to see the prints up on our new walls.

Visiting the Alaska museum was an unforgettable experience that beautifully showcases the state's…read morerich history and culture. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, featuring everything from Native Alaskan artifacts and traditional crafts to fascinating displays on wildlife and natural history. The museum layout is easy to follow, and each exhibit includes informative descriptions that make learning engaging for both adults and children. Staff and docents are friendly and eager to share insights, which adds a personal touch to the visit. Whether you're a history buff, nature enthusiast, or just looking for an enriching day out, this museum provides a comprehensive, immersive look at Alaska's heritage. It's educational, visually engaging, and leaves you with a deeper appreciation for the state's unique culture and landscapes.

Beautiful museum inside and out. Although not huge, depending on how much you like to read the…read moreexhibit info you could spend a couple hours. We spent about 45 minutes wandering through. Lovely art, lots of local history and animal education exhibits. Paid (cheap) parking, a gift shop, and a small serve-yourself "cafe".