November 2022 Issue
Set Your Intention this Holiday Season...
Buy Local Gifts

Gifts from local businesses are thoughtful, unique, and a great way to support our local economies. The BuyAlaska Holiday Gift Guide features inspired gift ideas from Alaska businesses. Get started on your local holiday shopping using the Guide today!
BuyAlaska business members can list gift ideas on the guide through the Member's Hub.
Buy Local Food

Over the holidays, set the intention to look local first for ingredients that were made in the state. Buying Alaska Grown food means serving up the love to more than just your friends and family.

We have a page on local food that will help you find the best ingredients for your holiday feasts. Check it out with the button below!
Celebrate Alaska Native Heritage Month this November
American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month is recognized in November. This month, we invite you to take a deep dive into the rich histories, important contributions, and unique opportunities surrounding the communities of Indigenous Peoples across Alaska.
Elizabeth Peratrovich Mural in Juneau by Crystal Worl
Here are a few ways to get you started:
Mark Your Calendars!
Nov 24 - Thanksgiving
The perfect time to source local or find a local restaurant offering pre-made Thanksgiving meals.
Nov 25 - Plaid Friday
Join the nationwide movement to show your support for locally owned businesses by wearing plaid.
Nov 26 - Small Business Saturday
Shop Small and bring more
holiday shopping to small businesses.
Nov 27 - Artists Sunday
Support artists and recognize the impact they have in enriching our lives, communities, and the economy.
Nov 28 - Cider Monday
Participate in Cider Monday as a delicious antidote to Cyber Monday and way to support local businesses.
Nov 29 - Giving Tuesday
Help a neighbor, show up for an issue, or give to those who need our help. Every act of generosity counts.
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The BuyAlaska Program is a statewide program by the Alaska Small Business Development Center (Alaska SBDC) under the UAA Business Enterprise Institute (BEI) and partially funded by the Small Business Administration (SBA).