Beginning Stained Glass
1 p.m., Morning Star Studio
Youth Suicide Intervention presentation
7-9 p.m., Ninilchik Fair Grounds, Community Building
Karaoke with Dax
10 p.m., Duggan’s Waterfront Pub
HHS Diving at Homer Invite
4 p.m.
HHS Girls Volleyball
Varsity at Kodiak, TBA; C/JV at Cordova, TBA; C at Skyview 4 p.m., JV at Skyview 5 p.m.
HHS Cross Country Running at ACS
TBA
Mosaic picture frame
Noon, Morning Star Studio
Specialty Clinic
South Peninsula Hospital, Outpatient Clinic
Dr. Karen Martin, an audiologists, visits Homer. Call (888) 414-3224.
2005 Coastwalk Kickoff Event
Sept. 9, 7-9 p.m., Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
Dessert potluck and presentation. Biologist Judy Hamilton presents “A Community Gets Results,” including early results of the Seldovia Village Tribe’s ongoing subsistence resource monitoring on clams, bull kelp and water quality in Seldovia Bay.
“Red Eye,” PG-13
6 p.m., Friday-Thursday; 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday Matinee, Homer Theatre, admission
“Four Brothers,” R
8 p.m., Friday-Thursday; Homer Theatre, admission
Tim Heimbold; D.J. Marmalade
7 and 10 p.m., Alibi
3 Legged Mule
8 p.m., Beluga Lake Lodge
Lulu Small
10 p.m., Down East Saloon
HHS Cross Country Running at Palmer
TBA
HHS Swimming at Homer Invite
10 a.m.
Mariner Football at Homer
JV 11 a.m., Varsity 2 p.m.
HHS Girls Volleyball
Varsity at Kodiak TBA
Online Auction ends
www.akcoastalstudies.org
An auction benefiting the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies starts today. Bid for trips, services and other items.
Community Garage Sale
9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Homer High School Commons
Sponsored by Homer Mariner Cheerleaders. To reserve a table call Bonnie Bentley at 235-8857.
Amblin’ for Alzeimer’s
9:30 a.m., registration; 10 a.m., walk, Homer City Hall
The walk is a fund-raiser for Alzeimer’s Disease Resource Agency of Alaska.
Saturday Sampler Classes
11 a.m., Seams to Bee.
Stained Glass Fall Leaf
11 a.m., Morning Star Studio
Garage Sale
10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 813 East End Road
To donate items, call 235-3975.
Hurricane Relief
Beluga Lake Lodge
100 percent of the proceeds for this event, which includes music by Ray-Jen Cajun and beer by the Homer Brewery, will go to relief for victims of hurricane Katrina. Cover charge is $5 or more, with food included.
Nikos
7 p.m., Beluga Lake Lodge
D.J. Jive Turkey
10 p.m., Alibi
Amazing World of the rockFishes of Kachemak Bay
2 p.m., Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center
Enjoy a seminar and slide presentation by Milton Love. Love is the author of numerous books on marine life.
Image to Poem—Poem to Image
2 p.m., Homer Council on the Arts
Eva Saulitis and Asia Freeman present a seminar on the blending of literary and visual works. Free.
Girl Scout registration and Pool Party
2:30 p.m., Kate Kuhns Aquatic Center
No charge for pool party; registration is $10. Call 235-6903.
3 Legged Mule
10 p.m., Duggan’s Waterfront Pub
Open Mic
9 p.m., Down East Saloon
Museum change to winter hours
Pratt Museum
The museum will be closed Mondays, and will be open Tuesday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
Hospice of Homer Ladies Gathering
3 p.m., Vessels of Hope, Pioneer Avenue
Explore issues and experiences of personal loss and work through grief. Facilitated by a local widow.
Advocate Training
6 p.m., South Peninsula Haven House
Training continues Mondays and Wednesdays until Oct. 19. Call 235-7712.
Karaoke
10 p.m., Duggan’s Waterfront Pub
HHS Girls Volleyball at Homer
vs. Nikiski 5 p.m.
Candidates Forum
Noon, Best Western Bidarka Inn
The Legislative Committee of the Homer Chamber of Commerce will host a forum for candidates for Homer City Council. The forum is free, and lunch is available for $10 for chamber members and $12 for nonmembers.
Grand Opening Event
1:30 p.m., Chugachmiut Head Start Center, Nanwalek
Trails Committee
5 p.m., Homer City Hall, Cowles Council Chambers
Homer Animal Friends
5:30 p.m., Homer Animal Shelter
KBBI board meeting
6 p.m., KBBI, Kachemak Way
Free Seminar
7 p.m., The Friendship Center, Homer Senior Center
Second in a series of fall forums, “Bringing Physical Comfort to the Dying,” will be presented by Cathy Stingley a certified HANDLE practitioner.
Techno Tuesdays with D.J. Hyper Thred
10 p.m., Alibi
Stained Glass Fall Leaf
10 a.m., Morning Star Studio
Decorative Smoldering
6 p.m., Morning Star Studio
Volunteer Fair
4-7 p.m., Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center
Find out about volunteer opportunities at the Pratt Museum, Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies, Friends of the Homer Library, Homer Chamber of Commerce, visitor center and other nonprofit agencies. Refreshments will be served.
Tree Steward course
5:45-9 p.m., Homer High School
The course is held Wednesday and Sept. 8, 10, 15 and 17. Contact the Alaska Community Forestry Program at (907) 269-8465 or Homer Community School at 235-6090.
Friends of the Homer Library
6:30 p.m., general meeting, Homer Public Library.
Kachemak Bay State Park Citizen’s Advisory Board
7 p.m., Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center
Cutthroat
7 p.m., Beluga Lake Lodge
Karaoke with Dax ‘n’ Max
10 p.m., Alibi
Fish feeding
4 p.m. Tuesday and Friday, Pratt Museum
“Ocean Home”
Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center
A documentary project of the Alaska Marine Conservation Council that features portraits of coastal Alaska; on exhibit through summer.
Scott Dickerson photography exhibit
Cosmic Kitchen
Rotated throughout spring and summer.
Arts and Information exhibits
Pratt Museum
Exhibits include Aquatic Influences, with art from Fran Reed, Susan Kingsley and Asia Freeman, and Facing the Elements, which runs through Sept. 30.
BIZ-IDEA contest entry deadline
Sept. 15, Homer Public Library
Jin Shin Jyutsu physio-philosophy workshop
Sept. 17-19, 24-15
Ancient art of harmonizing life energy in the body, taught by Carlos Gutterres. For information, call 235-2943 or 235-6065.
Homer Bed and Breakfast Association
10:30 am.-noon, Sept. 17, Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center
Square and Line Dancing
Sept. 16, Homer Senior Center
Hurricane Katrina Benefit
Sept. 16, Homestead Restaurant
This event will include the regular menu and Cajun specials. All proceeds from food will be donated to the Red Cross to a special hurricane relief fund.
Hurricane Katrina Benefit—Spaghetti Feed
Sept. 18, 2 p.m., The Alibi
Nick Kostas prepares food, with live music. Proceeds benefit disaster relief for Katrina victims.
Live Music
Sept. 18, 2 p.m., Bunnell Street Gallery
Radoslav Lorkovic plays piano and accordian, and Andy White plays guitar.
Around the World with a Pencil and Pen
Sept. 21, Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center
Toby Tyler presents a talk on his art. The the quilt raffle winner will be drawn.
NICK Jans Slideshow and presentation
Sept. 27, Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor CenterThursday, Sept. 8
Friday, Sept. 9
Saturday, Sept. 10
Sunday, Sept. 11
Monday, Sept. 12
Tuesday, Sept. 13
Wednesday, Sept. 14
Ongoing
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