The Pratt Museum’s latest exhibit, cARTography, makes a typeface play, emphasizing “art” in the word. That also pays respect to…
On a cloudy Sunday last month, artist Ann-Margret Wimmerstedt brought together six student artists with one mission. Feel the burn….
Writer, photographer shares stories of Jordan Writer, photographer and adventure traveler Christina Whiting presents “Meandering the Middle East: A small…
Brace yourselves: the school year is coming. Gone are the mornings when a Homerite can drive through town on the…
As idyllic as our little corner of the world can be, sometimes one finds oneself in need of a vacation….
We are now deep into the growing season and the vegetable harvest is well underway. All of the Romanesque cauliflower…
Homer’s Pier One Theatre has always been a home-grown operation, with locals lending a hand for everything from directing to…
Karla Freeman memorial show opens at KBC Longtime Homer artist, painter and Kachemak Bay College teacher, Karla Freeman, will have…
Hikers walking Alaska’s many trails know to take water, food, extra clothing, a First Aid kit, and, in the event…
Salmonfest isn’t about the fish. Sure, the anadromous fish is ubiquitous throughout the Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds in Ninilchik, where the…
The other day the Betster dared to attempt a left turn on Ocean Drive at mid-day. Holy Gridlock! What happened…
Since 1990, Pittsburgh, Pa., band Rusted Root has been shaking up the music scene like a magnitude-9 earthquake in a…
Classical concert is next week The Coastal Trio performs a classical concert at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 10 at Bunnell Street…