Aan Hít Village House

06/17/2026

📢 Hours Update

Aan Hít will be closed tomorrow, June 18, from 10:30 AM–1:30 PM to allow our staff to attend the Tlingit & Haida staff picnic.

We appreciate your understanding as our team takes time to connect and celebrate together!

06/16/2026

Pride Month is still in full swing and Pride merch is here! 🌈✨ We're proud to celebrate and honor the diversity, strength, resilience, and contributions of LGBTQIA2S+ individuals in our communities.

Show your pride with two exclusive designs available now at Aan Hít:

🖤 A black baseball cap featuring our "Indigenous" graphic with iconic lovebirds in a vibrant rainbow gradient.

🤍 A white t-shirt featuring artwork by Alison Bremner, showcasing a rainbow heart with her signature formline figures.

Available while supplies last, stop by Aan Hít and pick up your favorite today! Happy Pride Month from Aan Hít 🌈

06/16/2026

Aan Hít got a little summer glow-up! ☀️

We've refreshed and rearranged our retail space to make room for exciting new inventory, improve the flow of the store, and create an even better shopping experience for our visitors.

Come see if for yourself, check out what's new on the shelves, and while you're here, head upstairs to experience our current gallery exhibition. Make a day of it with a coffee from Sacred Grounds and see everything Aan Hít has to offer.

06/15/2026

Good news, Juneau! ☀️

Breakfast items and smoothies are officially back on the menu at Sacred Grounds Café at Aan Hít!

Whether you're craving a quick breakfast before work, a refreshing smoothie to fuel your day, or the perfect pairing for your morning coffee, we've got you covered.

Start your morning with something delicious, grab a midday pick-me-up, or treat yourself while shopping at Aan Hít. Your favorites are back and ready to order!

06/10/2026

Gunalchéesh, Háw'aa, T'oyaxsut nüüsm to everyone who joined us on Friday for the opening of Intertwined: Returning to Our Roots!

We were honored to see such a wonderful turnout in support of the artists, their stories, and the living tradition of Tlingit spruce root weaving. Thank you to everyone who attended, shared conversations, purchased artwork, and helped make the evening so special.

If you visited the exhibition, we'd love to see your photos, share them in the comments or tag us in your posts!

Missed opening night? There's still plenty of time to experience the exhibition. Intertwined: Returning to Our Roots is now open for viewing during regular business hours at Aan Hít throughout the summer and is free and open to the public

06/10/2026

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“Intertwined: Returning To Our Roots” will be on exhibit at Aan Hít Village House through September, 2026. If you are in Juneau or passing thru, please stop by and see what these SE Ak artists are creating!

The exhibit features the work of:
Clifton J Guthrie
Jennie Wheeler
Rochelle Smallwood
Karrina Bell
Janie Jensen
Joshua James
Naawéiyaa Tagaban
and myself.

From spruce root weavings, photos, blankets, rugs, painted panels, and more, I think you will enjoy checking it out!

All made possible by Tlingit & Haida & Ursa Major Fund

06/06/2026

Just one hour to go! ✨

Here's a sneak peek at a few of the incredible works you'll experience tonight at Intertwined: Returning to Our Roots.

From masterfully woven spruce root baskets and contemporary wearable art to striking photography and carvings, the gallery is filled with stories of tradition, creativity, and cultural continuity.

We're excited to welcome you, celebrate these talented artists, and share this special evening together.

Aan Hít | 219 S. Franklin St.
Opening Reception: 5–7 PM
Free and open to the public

See you soon!

06/05/2026

A mother's legacy. A daughter's tribute. A living tradition carried forward.

Take a sneak peek inside Intertwined: Returning to Our Roots and hear from master weaver Jennie Wheeler and curator Jennifer Younger (Káakax̱aawulga) about what this exhibition means to them.

More than an exhibition, Intertwined is a story of cultural continuity, of knowledge passed from one generation to the next through teaching, practice, and love. Through spruce root weaving, these artists honor the past while creating pathways for future generations.

Join us tonight for the opening reception and experience this powerful celebration of Tlingit artistry, mentorship, and resilience.

Aan Hít | 219 S. Franklin St.
Tonight, 5–7 PM (Gallery open until 9 PM)

06/05/2026

Wrap yourself in Native artistry!

We're excited to debut three exclusive wool blanket designs, available only at Aan Hít and crafted by Faribault Mill. 🧶

Featuring two stunning designs by exhibiting Tsimshian artist Clifton Guthrie and one by acclaimed artist Rico Worl, these limited-edition blankets bring Indigenous art into your home in a beautiful and meaningful way.

Be among the first to shop them tonight during the opening reception of Intertwined: Returning to Our Roots and our First Friday celebration!

Aan Hít | 219 S. Franklin St.
Tonight, 5–7 PM

Limited quantities available. Get them while you can!

06/05/2026

Less than 24 hours until the doors Opening Night of Intertwined: Returning to Our Roots at Aan Hít!

Experience a deeply personal exhibition curated by Jennifer Younger (Káakax̱aawulga), honoring the legacy of master weaver Jennie Wheeler and the generations of artists carrying Tlingit spruce root weaving traditions into the future.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to view a special collection of carvings and artwork by Tsimshian artist Clifton Guthrie (Holtka Xsoo), whose work explores family history, traditional values, and stories rooted in place.

Join us tomorrow, June 5th, for First Friday.
Reception: 5–7 PM | Gallery open until 9 PM
📍 Aan Hít • 219 S. Franklin Street

Free and open to the public. RSVP on our event page: https://www.facebook.com/share/1LfoxXmFVa/