Potters Paul Dungan and Paul Eneboe are having a pottery sale at Eneboe’s studio on Ocean Drive, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday and Sunday.
New art at shelter
The city of Homer Public Art Committee is holding an open house to celebrate new art at the Homer Animal Shelter at 5 p.m. July 7.
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Homer’s first Crane Dance, a celebration of cranes, will be held at Homer Elks Lodge, 5 p.m.-2 a.m. Saturday. This is a collaboration of Downward Dog Productions and Cranehaven Studio. For more information, call 235-5132. (See related story, this page.)
Experiment with film
Experimental Film Camp 2006, for ages 13-17, will be held July 5-14. It is sponsored by Homer Film Society and Pier One Theatre. The camp teaches filmmaking skills and gives students an opportunity to explore the world through a camera lens. Fee is $225. Registration deadline is today. To register, call 235-7333. For more information, call 235-0516 or 235-2326.
Photography workshop across bay
Across the Bay Tent and Breakfast Adventure Company is offering a workshop in close-up photography July 7-9. It will be taught by internationally exhibited photographer Hal Gage of Anchorage. Bring your own film or digital camera, flash attachment and close-up lens. Tripods are optional. Fee is $330 plus tax. For more information, call 234-2571 or 235-3633.
Changes in station’s programming
Beginning July 10, listen to KBBI for Democracy Now!, an independent daily news and public affairs program hosted by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman ad Juan Gonzales. It will be broadcast weekday mornings, 5-6 a.m.
Production of Independent Native News ends Friday, and the show will no longer be available to KBBI listeners and almost 60 other affiliates around the United States and Canada.
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