Bringing Sitka’s stories to life. A 30 minute live performance, dancing, video and storytelling, suitable for all ages.
If you are yearning to see wildlife above and under the water, this is a fantastic show that will wow, inspire, and surround you in the magic of Sitka’s Wonders.
Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall is a national historic landmark, representing a significant cultural and social center for Alaska Natives.
The Alaska Raptor Center is a renowned wildlife rehabilitation facility dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating injured birds of prey, offering educational programs and close encounters with these magnificent creatures. Visitors can also explore a short nature trail, approximately 0.3 miles in length, that winds through a muskeg and along a scenic stream.
The Sitka Sound Science Center is a hub for marine research, education, and conservation, featuring a public aquarium, hatchery tours, and hands-on exhibits. And right next to it is an invigorating, sea-themed children’s playground.
The Sitka Sound Science Center is a hub for marine research, education, and conservation, featuring a public aquarium, hatchery tours, and hands-on exhibits. And right next to it is an invigorating, sea-themed children’s playground.
Fortress of the Bears is a wildlife sanctuary, providing a safe haven for orphaned bears while offering visitors an up-close experience with these majestic animals.
The Alaska Raptor Center is a renowned wildlife rehabilitation facility dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating injured birds of prey, offering educational programs and close encounters with these magnificent creatures. Visitors can also explore a short nature trail, approximately 0.3 miles in length, that winds through a muskeg and along a scenic stream.
Beaver Lake is a serene, picturesque spot offering peaceful views, wildlife sightings, and a popular trail that winds through lush forest and along the lake’s edge.
The Russian Bishop’s House is a beautifully preserved 19th-century building showcasing Russian-American history and the legacy of the Russian Orthodox Church in Alaska.
Saint Michael’s Church is a historic Russian Orthodox cathedral known for its iconic green dome, beautiful icons, and rich cultural heritage.
Sitka National Historical Park preserves the rich cultural history of Alaska, featuring scenic trails, Tlingit and Haida totem poles, and the site of the 1804 Battle of Sitka.
Halibut Point Crab and Chowder, located at the Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal, offers fresh, locally sourced crab and seafood in a scenic waterfront setting.
Harbor Mountain Brewing Co. is a brewery offering a variety of craft beers and delicious handmade, wood-fired pizzas in their welcoming taproom
BEAK Restaurant is a cozy eatery showcasing fresh, locally-sourced ingredients with a focus on Alaskan seafood and community-inspired dishes.
The Sitka Pioneer Home features beautiful gardens, offering a peaceful setting with scenic views and vibrant plant life, welcoming visitors to explore and enjoy.
A tribute to Sitka’s tireless civic spirit, this former liberal arts college now serves a range of community and educational uses, including a statewide arts camp and a town recreation center.
Fresh shrimp and crab straight from the dock in Sitka. Enjoy the freshest seafood around.
Please Note: The recommendations provided on this page are based on our insights and experiences to help enhance your visit. We are not affiliated with or obligated to any of the local businesses or organizations mentioned.
Step into Alaska’s history with our one-of-a-kind performance that’s fun, engaging, and full of fascinating stories. Make it a highlight of your Sitka adventure—you won’t want to miss it!
Dancer photography and team photos by Kaitlyn Hull. Papercut Artwork by Sarah Lawrie.