The Igiugig Village Gift Shop is open Monday-Friday during the workday (9-5 PM) and on request. It is located in the airport hangar terminal and filled with handicrafts made from local artists and Igiugig apparel. Elders Dallia Andrew, Mary Olympic, and Annie Wilson display knitted socks and gloves and rugs, doilies, hand-made fur dolls, crocheted plastic bags, and scarves.
Bead artist Julie Salmon has beaded earrings on display while her daughter Tanya Salmon has fun-fur scarves for sale. Trappers such as George Wilson and Randy Alvarez have furs of beaver, fox, and wolf for purchasing.
AlexAnna Salmon, a recent graduate from Dartmouth College has her thesis for sale, titled “Igyararmiunguunga”: Qallemciq Nunaka Man’I Kuicaraami-llu. “I Belong to Igiugig”: The Story of My Home on the Kvichak River. This can be purchased via long-distance and mailed priority; proceeds benefit the Dan Salmon Education Fund.
Igiugig No-See-Ums offer sweaters, t-shirts, and hats embroidered with the Igiugig No-See-Ums Logo. Great for gifts, souvenirs, or just to keep yourself! Proceeds benefit the Student Activity Fund. There are also plain Igiugig t-shirts and an assortment of baseball caps.
