Sitka's #1 Wildlife Film Experience

Sitka's Hidden Wonders

Premiering May 2025
Showtimes Sun-Thur at the Downtown Coliseum Theatre

About the Film

Sitka’s Hidden Wonders is a 40-minute wildlife film experience that takes viewers through the  seasons, species, and incredible ecosystem of Alaska’s wildest coastal town, Sitka, Alaska. It's a brand new experience playing exclusivly in downtown Sitka this year and is the #1 attraction you won't want to miss in Sitka.

Filmed in Sitka's Wild Backdrop

Crafted over decades by award-winning filmmaker Ben Hamilton, this film was shot entirely in the waters and forests surrounding Sitka.

Wildlife You Won't See Anywhere Else

Get up close with Sitka Alaska's most iconic animals and the ones visitors never get to see (plankton, noctural seabirds, and more)!

Supports Conservation

‍Our merchandise directly funds community research and conservation in Sitka.

Sitkas Hidden Wonders Movie Experience People Watching the Film

What you need to know

Price:
$15 General Admission (13+)
$13 Military / Alaskan Residents
$11 Kids (6-12)
FREE (5 and Under)
All Ages Welcome

Purchasing Tickets:
Tickets can be purchased in advance online by clicking Buy Tickets.
You can also purchase tickets in person downtown outside the theatre at our Sitka Wonders Booth.

Length:
The film is 40 minutes. Please allow for at least 60 minutes to accommodate time for finding seats and departing.

Showtimes:
Film plays every 75 minutes
May 1 - Oct 1, 2025
Sun: 9am-2pm
Mon-Thur: 9am-4pm
To see realtime availability of showtimes click here.

Location:
Sitka's Coliseum Theatre
Right in the heart of downtown Sitka, just a 3 minute walk from the bus dropoff at Centennial Hall.
321 Lincoln St, Sitka, AK, United States, Alaska

Concessions:
Popcorn, Drinks, and Snacks are available for purchase inside the theatre. *No outside food or drinks allowed

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about the wildlife film, ticketing process, and visiting Sitka.

What is the film about?

Sitka's Hidden Wonders is a natural history documentary film that showcases the breathtaking beauty and diverse wildlife of Sitka, Alaska. It offers a unique opportunity to learn about the local ecosystem and the fascinating creatures that call it home. Unlike so many films about Alaska that use material from across the state, Sitka's Hidden Wonders was filmed right here in Sitka and shares some of the most unique wildlife events that are only found here.

Where is the film playing?

The film is playing exclusively at the Coliseum Theatre in downtown Sitka, Alaska, located on Lincoln Street less than a 3 minute walk from the Centennial Hall where buses pick up and drop off.

How often does the film show?

Film plays every 75 minutes
May 1 - Oct 1, 2025
Sun: 9am-2pm
Mon-Thur: 9am-4pm
To see realtime availability of showtimes click here.

How can I buy tickets?

You can easily purchase tickets for the wildlife film online through our website or in person at our ticket booth. Simply select your preferred date and time, and complete the secure checkout process and you will receive your tickets by email.

Are children allowed?

Children and adults of all ages are welcome to attend the film. It's a family-friendly experience that can be enjoyed by everyone.

Is there parking available?

Yes, there is street parking available on days when the street is not closed downtown for pedestrian traffic. On days when the street is closed it's best to park at Crescent Harbor or Centennial Hall and walk.

Do you offer any discounted ticket types?

We offer reduced ticket pricing for children under 13, military, and alaskan residents. Children 5 and under are free.

Can I bring in outside food or drinks?

The Coliseum Theatre does not allow guests to bring in food or drinks, but concessions are available for purchase inside and include drinks, popcorn, candy, and more.

Does the film support conservation?

We are proud to donate a percentage of our profits to support two vitally important local organizations: the Sitka Sound Science Center, who are at the forefront of critical research to understand this place, and the Sitka Conservation Society, who work to protect it.

Still have questions?

Contact us for more information.