Walter Soboleff Building

t also has an exhibits space where Native people tell the Native story. The foyer features a Tsimshian house front thought to be the largest of its kind in the world. A tiny door in the front leads into the clan house, named Shuka Hit in a ceremony. The Sealaska Heritage Store carries authentic Native art and souvenirs. The sale of Native
arts and crafts perpetuates our arts and culture and contributes to a sustainable economy in economically depressed communities that lack large commercial enterprises and employment. The revenues derived from the store are
re-invested back into art, education, and
cultural programming sponsored by SHI
and help support the operations of the
building. Admission is $5, $4 for seniors and children under age 7 admitted free. Summer hours are 9 am-8 pm daily. Located at 105 S. Seward St. in Juneau Alaska.