Saxman Community Center
The Saxman Community Center is a 30,000 square foot facility which serves as a regional hub for Alaska Native arts and cultural events. The exterior of the facility is adorned with a large cedar bear screen carved in 2010 by celebrated artist and Master Carver Nathan Jackson. Within the facility, visitors will note the presence of early/mid 20th century painted panels featuring clan/family crests and traditional designs, a red cedar canoe, displays of historic photographs, and a mural created in 2011 by youth and children working with Seattle-based artist Andrew Morrison.
Location: 3 miles South of downtown Ketchikan.
saxmancc@gci.net
907-225-4166
Hours: Call for a schedule of events and hours.
Admission: Varies per activity.