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Youth performers create ‘beautiful form’
With the cancellation this year of the annual Jubilee performing arts show in February, a new youth program…
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Gordon writes sprawling book of life in Alaska
In his 76 years of rough-and-tumble living, Halibut Cove writer Mike Gordon has come to be known as…
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Ground broken for Storyknife Writers Retreat
Under sunny skies and in a crisp westerly breeze, supporters of the Storyknife Writers Retreat last Saturday attended…
Community
First Friday: Local artists featured
May kicks off Homer’s summer arts season with a wide variety of shows, including a pop-up by Flex…
Community
‘Choir for Peace’ will be community art, music event
In the spirit of Homer performances of Mozart’s “Requiem,” sung in 2001 and 2002 to honor the victims…
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Visiting artist uses paper to find ‘the essence of Homer’
Alicia Kelly, a paper artist from Lawrence, Kansas, has spent the month of April in Homer as Bunnell…
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KP Brass Band celebrates 1-year anniversary with May the Fourth Be With You gig
One of Homer’s newest musical groups, the KP (Kenai Peninsula) Brass Band, celebrates its first year of performance…
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Locals shine in ‘Star Truck — The Musical’
“Star Truck—the Musical” is set to take off into a spacious, harmonious, homonym-laden comic atmosphere (throw some hominy…
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‘Knocking on Heaven’s Door’ exhibit honors art and life of John Fenske
Before former Homer City Council member — and, really, Renaissance man — John Fenske died Jan. 30, 2019,…
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Retrospective shows feature Fenske, Timmreck
April’s First Friday exhibits feature two retrospective shows by artists who recently died.
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Mavis Muller: spinning art into action
“Artist activist” was how the late author and wilderness defender Edward Abbey once described Mavis Muller. It’s a…