Bundle up Homer, it’s c-c-cold out there! Don’t let that stop you from getting out and taking part in some great activities and events coming up soon, like discounted admission for SNAP recipients at the Pratt Museum or the Homer Foundation’s annual meeting! For details, check out these Best Bets.

BEST DISCOUNTED MUSEUM RATE BET: The Pratt Museum will be waiving their usual $5 discounted admission for families using SNAP or WIC benefits during the government shutdown. In conjunction with the Museums for All initiative, families who present their SNAP card will receive free admission to the Pratt Museum for up to four family members until SNAP benefits are fully restored. Through Museums for All, those receiving food assistance through SNAP can gain free or reduced admission to more than 1,300 museums throughout the U.S. Learn more at museums4all.org. Pratt Museum, 3779 Bartlett Street.

BEST HOMER FOUNDATION ANNUAL MEETING BET: The public is invited to the Homer Foundation’s annual meeting on Thursday, Nov. 13 from 5-7 p.m. at Kachemak Bay Campus! The Foundation will kick things off with a look back at the year, then give you the chance to visit breakout tables hosted by board members to learn more about our funds and programs – before wrapping up with live music. Event highlights include a year-in-review of the Foundation’s impact, breakout tables to explore specific areas of the Foundation’s work from Grants and Scholarships to Legacy Giving, a special classical guitar performance by Dr. Bill White and a presentation of the People’s Choice Award, where two $1,000 grants will be awarded to local nonprofit organizations. Light appetizers and sweet treats will be provided. Free and open to the public – all are welcome! Community members are asked to RSVP if you plan to attend. RSVP and vote for your choice of nonprofit to receive a $1,000 through the Google form located on the event Facebook page. Kachemak Bay Campus, 533 E. Pioneer Ave.

BEST COMMUNITY CHORUS BET: Join Bunnell Street Arts Center Artist in Resident Grace Leckey for a community chorus workshop on Friday, Nov. 14 from 6-7:15 p.m. On Wednesday, Nov. 19 from 6-7:30 p.m., participants will be taught a revised choral composition and various choral recording techniques. Learn more and register for the workshops at bunnellarts.org. 106 W. Bunnell Ave.

BEST WELLNESS WEDNESDAY BET: Join South Peninsula Hospital for weekly Wellness Wednesdays at Kachemak Bay Campus from 5:30-7:30 p.m.! On Nov. 19, Heather Moon, APRN, from Seaworthy Functional Medicine, will guide attendees through the essentials of bone health. Drawing on her experience in primary care and functional medicine, Heather will share practical strategies for prevention, strength and longevity. This community presentation will highlight how small, everyday choices can make a lasting impact on your bone health and overall well-being. After, enjoy an hour of Vinyasa Flow yoga led by Maggie Kao. As always, free soup and bread will be provided, and all are welcome! Kachemak Bay Campus, 533 E. Pioneer Ave.

BEST GET A LOCALLY GROWN CHRISTMAS TREE BET: Homer Council on the Arts is hosting a Christmas tree fundraiser! Get locally grown spruce trees for your Christmas celebrations this year. Trees will be sold for $10 per foot, minimum 5 feet tall and maximum 12 feet tall. Also available are pine boughs for $2 each and spruce boughs for $1.50 each. All proceeds will support HCOA Youth Scholarships. Pick-up dates are Saturday, Dec. 13 (must be ordered by Dec. 9) and Saturday, Dec. 20 (must be ordered by Dec. 16). Learn more at homerart.org/event/christmas-tree-fundraiser/. 355 W. Pioneer Ave.