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.

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.

We had a great experience here. The woman who owns this reindeer farm is super kind and generous,…read moreand the feeding was way better than I expected. First we were able to feed the young reindeer, and each person was given two little cups of food. We were given instructions on how to feed the reindeer and then brought into the enclosure. We had plenty of time to feed and interact with the young reindeer before being led over to the other side to feed the older ones. All of the reindeer in this farm were male, and they were all very used to and good with people. Again, we were given two little cups of food to give to the older reindeer, and provide provided with ample time to pet all of them. Definitely worth the admission charge, and we really enjoyed it here. Thanks to the woman who owns the reindeer for her kindness and generosity. Well worth the admission price and I'd come back again.

Such a cool experience to be able to feed and pet reindeer. They had a short tour where they told…read moreyou all about the reindeer as you feed them and took pictures. The owner was there and she was very knowledgeable about the reindeer. There was a giant North Pole and many Christmas references as well as Christmas music playing in the background. It also had a mini golf course, giant chess board and giant checkers board. A great place for kids, families and adventurous adults.

The shop was locked, but we followed the instructions and rang the doorbell. Theresa came and let…read moreus in. She's very friendly, and they have a great selection of photos her husband took. Great prices. We're glad we happened to follow that random sign out of the Silver Gulch parking lot.

In Sept 2017 we stumbled into Fox AK and your lovely Northern Lights items. I bought several items…read moreincluding tee shirts and note cards. I use the cards for very special thank you notes. I wish I had bought more . Loved the visit in your yard and green houses...still have some of the dill you gave us. If I get back to your area again, I will visit your Gift Shop. Jonesboro, GA

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.

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!

Omg I'm a life long Alaskan and I love stopping here…read more Alaska made festive items. Mini golf Reindeer petting mini zoo Hot dogs. Zillions of photo opportunities. Huge Santa. 365 Santa on staff for the kids. Sit in his lap and tell him how good you've been. Chocolates. Son globes Clothes Ornaments Nut crackers In the winter. The local ice sculpture competition ( outdoor) is on site. Sit in an ice train. Ice sleigh Go through the ice maze. We visit every winter. And every summer. We never tire of the new stuff. The best part. FYI; All the kids letters to the North Pole wind up here. Many are posted on the bulletin boards Locals answer as many as they can. Sweet sweet letters. I posted a few.

If you're looking for year-round Christmas magic, the Santa Claus House in North Pole delivers pure…read moreholiday charm. From the moment you arrive, the festive decorations and towering Santa statue set the tone for a joyful, family-friendly experience. Inside, the shop is packed with ornaments, personalized gifts, and Christmas keepsakes from around the world. Watching letters to Santa arrive and seeing them postmarked from North Pole adds a nostalgic touch that both kids and adults will love. Outside, you can even visit the resident reindeer, making the stop feel straight out of a holiday storybook. It's a cheerful, unique destination that captures the spirit of Christmas no matter the season -- a must-visit if you're traveling through Alaska or simply want to feel like a kid again.

I've visited twice and literally everyone who works here that I've met is the absolute nicest (I…read morewas there 4/13 and 4/14 (so kudos to the folks working in the afternoon/evening those days). Go Great Alaskan Bowl Co.! Really great selection of local goods, and the perfect bowl for everyone. I loved combining g through all the bowls to find the perfect bowl for our home. I picked up a beautiful bowl, some beautiful handcrafted tiny wooden spoons, spruce tip syrup, and Birch syrup.

Team members here are wonderful! So welcoming and have great recommendations. I love perusing this…read moreplace cause they have so many things to look at and buy!

I love Christmas! Next to Easter Christmas is my favorite holiday season! I love Yelper Cam E.'s…read moreexcerpt from the beautiful Christmas hymn "O Holy Night!" Christians celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus, at Christmas. Interestingly enough, Jesus was actually not born in December. He was born six months after John the Baptist. Based on John the Baptist's father's priesthood work schedule, Jesus was probably born in the September/October or March/April timeframes. Regardless, it a long standing tradition to celebrate Christmas on December 25! At home, we are still (now it's on the cusp of being July) enjoying our Christmas tree! Hubs sets the lights to celebrate the different holidays, such as red for Valentine's Day, green for St. Patrick's Day - you get the picture. It's hard to believe Christmas is only six months away especially since we are having feels like temperatures in the low 100s today! However and wherever you celebrate Christmas, I hope you and your family's Christmas season is beyond merry and bright!

Happiest of holiday seasons to all you Yelpers! Wishing you all the warmest and coziest of…read moreChristmases and that you all may be surrounded by love, joy, peace, and great food! The 2025 holiday season has been a bit chaotic for us (and for so many others too no doubt). I'm usually done with my "activities" after thanksgiving but this year we've had double visits from the (adult) kids and others due to an illness in the family - so I've been working overtime making sure everyone is well fed and just desperately trying to infuse at least a little magic into the season for everyone. But it has been nice to see everyone more than usual and heal some old wounds and bond etc. Counting my blessings! Christmas has never been a fave for me - I'm definitely team Thanksgiving and way more of a Halloween girl in general lol. It drives me nuts the way Christmas shopping creeps in earlier and earlier every year. I saw a store with Christmas stuff out in September this year smdh LOL!! And why is it that everyone becomes so aggressive during the holiday shopping? Surely it isn't just me that notices how all the stores - even grocery stores - are like war zones or survival scenarios lol?? I'm quite the introvert and my social battery is usually pretty drained by the time December rolls around. I always start out so excited for the holidays once Sept/oct approaches but am always SO relieved on Dec 26 lol! I do wish the major holidays were spread throughout the year a bit more. However, I do enjoy all the festive decorations and Christmas light displays and hot chocolates and all the cozy vibes. And who could complain about all the yummy food?? That being said, I'm ready to get back on my regular eating schedule and I hope I never see the inside of my kitchen again haha!! Anyway - I hope everyone has had a beautiful Christmas! I'm so thankful for all the Yelp love and look forward to following all your Yelp adventures to come! Happy holidays Yelpers!! Xoxoxo

This was a fun quick stop as I was checking out the town. The people are here friendly and helpful…read more The gift shop has cute and useful items that cannot be found anywhere else. A some of the items that can be found are: clothing, decorations, local and unique books, and several other hand made household items. Everything in the gift shop is made by the local seniors, and a good portion of the money goes directly back to them directly. If you have a few minutes while in town, check out this gift shop, support the local seniors, and sign their guest book!