Indian Village

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499 N State St

Saint Ignace, MI 49781

+1 (906) 643-8980

https://stignace.com

Indian Village is a unique souvenir shop located on State Street in St. Ignace, MI. Housed in a historic building dating back to 1927, this one-of-a-kind store offers a wide range of local and native-themed items, including authentic Native American spears, vintage postcards, and taxidermied animals and animal parts.

With its charming collection of cute and quirky nick-knacks, Indian Village is the perfect place to find unique native Indian souvenirs that will appeal to any visitor looking for a special memento of their time in St. Ignace.

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3.07 reviews

Robert K.

7/24/2022

Huge selection of souvenirs. Friendly employees said hello when I walked in. The only disappointment was the absence of public restrooms. I would visit here again when in St Ignace.

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Enafae M.

8/29/2025

Today August 29, 2025 I went to visit Indian Village. I have been going there since I was a child so it is always something I look forward to. I have a medical alert service dog that wears a vest....

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Megan K.

6/17/2012

Cute souvenir shop, lots of things to look at! Included sweatshirts and hats and odd and ends. We had fun bein dorks with the hats

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Ray C.

6/22/2020

I had been forewarned about the authenticity of this location but as a tourist I can still appreciate businesses like these that you know will have overpriced and cheaply made products in my...

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Erin B.

8/1/2017

Not your average souvenir store and tourist trap. They have actual Native American creations here. From art to jewelry, you can find some really unique gift items here. The gentleman working...

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