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Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center
The Cultural Center, located in Sitka National Historical Park's
main building, provides an artist studio for local Sitka Tlingit's
to teach their craft and culture, while also helping visitors understand
the Native people whose history is an integral part of the Park
story. Summer demonstrations offer a unique chance to view and
ask questions about each artists' craft. Enjoy an opportunity to
experience wood and silver carving, weaving, beadwork, bentwood
box, and box drum making. Building admittance: May to Sept. $3/person,
family pass $15, Gold Age, Golden Access, Golden Eagle & National
Park passes honored. 12 and under free. (907) 747-8061 Email: seaicc@gci.net

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