By Shannon Reid For the Homer News The iconic red building of the Pier One Theatre can’t be missed on…
Confucius once said that if you do what you love then you never have to work a day in your…
Jo Going’s solo exhibit, “Reliquary,” opens June 27 at the Pratt Museum. In her show, Going said she asks the…
Local film maker Michael Walsh convenes local and visiting movie makers for a screening of recent work 8 p.m. Friday…
White Eagle Medicine Woman conducts a Grandmother Drum “prayerformance” from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Homer United Methodist Church….
A colorful collection of local and international talent is flooding into Seldovia for the 14th annual Seldovia Arts Council’s Summer…
For her keynote address at the start of this year’s Kachemak Bay Writers’ Conference, writer Alice Sebold titled her talk,…
Poet, essayist and writing teacher Holly Hughes offers a workshop and writer’s retreat, “The Pen & The Bell: Mindful Writing…
The Friends of the Homer Public Library has started its first Little Free Library at the Fritz Creek General Store….
The 14th annual Seldovia Summer Solstice Music Festival is held June 19-22 in Seldovia. The four-day event starts with a…
Explore traditional and contemporary music styles, instruments, and fine arts in a fun environment for the Homer Council on the…
Homer artist Peter Lind has been awarded a research grant to study Alaska Native art work at the Bill Holm…
The Kachemak Bay Writers’ Conference annual Festival of Readings, with readings by 15 poets, novelists and essayists, is June 14-16….
