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Events & Festivals in Homer, Alaska

FEBRUARY

February Events Calendar

 

 

All MONTH:

• Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies is offering their snowshoe loan program.
• Art Shop Gallery is taking advantage of the beautiful winter and closing for painting and repairs for the entire month of February.  You may still shop their website at www.artshopgallery.com
• The Pratt Museum
• Special Exhibit of  The Big One:  Earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest
• Winter Wednesdays are free admission
• Bunnell Street Arts Center
• Special Exhibit of Klass & Soos:  A contemporary book of Saints:  Icons – Altars – Reliquaries (February 5 – March 3)
• Bisque-fired plates ready for painting.  Thanks to the efforts of Ahna Iredale this collaboration of potters, painters and community members has helped Bunnell sustain the arts in this community since 1991.

 

 

Mo1      Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 2010

                        Project Design & Evaluation Workshop (Vis. Ctr. Closed)

Tu2      Marmot Day in Alaska

In Alaska, February 2 is observed as Marmot Day rather than Groundhog Day because few groundhogs exist in the state. The holiday was created by a bill passed by the Alaska Legislature in 2009 and signed by Governor Sarah Palin.

Tu2      Homer Chamber of Commerce

                        Chamber Luncheon 12:00-1:30 at Best Western Bidarki,

                        Presenter, Mark Hamilton, president of the University of Alaska, will speak on current and future plans for the University, including our Kachemak Bay Campus.  $12 for members, $14 for non-members.  Contact 235-7740

Tu2      Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 2010

                        Project Design & Evaluation Workshop

Tu2      Pratt Museum   

The Big One: Earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest, special exhibit, 235-8635.

Opening reception today, February 2.

Tu2      Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Preschool - Grade 1

Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Tu2      Bunnell Street Arts Center

Life Drawing Group 6:30-9:00 pm. $7, participants must be current members of the gallery at the $30 individual level or higher.  Call Gaye Wolfe 235-7696.  Bring your own supplies.  Models are needed.

Tu2      HHS Sports

            TBA      Ice Hockey in Juneau

Basketball vs Kenai Central

3:30      Boys C-team

5:00      Boys JV,

6:45      Boys Varsity    

We3     Alaska Islands & Ocean 

Discovery Lab: What’s New in the Bay: Updates on Local Research.  The Research Reserve’s Discovery Labs are free and for all ages.  For more information, call Carmen Field. 226-4659.

We3     Pratt Museum   

Winter Wednesday’s are FREE ADMISSION  Noon to 5pm, 235-8635

Th4      Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Grades 2-6

Th4      Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 

Public Meeting on Cook Inlet Beluga Whale Critical Habitat Designation

 6-9pm in the auditorium.

Th4      Location TBA   

Annual Community Awards Mixer  Celebrating the best of Homer citizens and businesses and the kick-off event for the 54^th Annual Homer

Th4       Inner Nature Chriopractic

            Family Physician with Essential Oils 6-8 PM

            Free event to learn about doTERRA certified pure therapeutic Grade essential oils Call 235-9300 for more info.

Th 4     HHS Sports

            TBA      Ice Hockey at the SportsCenter Feb 4, 5,6 & 7

Basketball @ Grace Tourney

3:00      Girls JV

6:00      Boys JV

Fr  5 HHS Sports

            TBA      Ice Hockey at the SportsCenter Feb 4, 5,6 & 7

Basketball @ Grace Tourney

3:00      Girls JV

6:00      Boys JV

Basketball vs. Kenai Central

6:00      Girls Varsity

7:45      Boys Varsity

Fr5       Bunnel Street Arts Center

                        Film Night with Wendy Erd

                        7:45 Homer community based video facilitator, Wendy Erd will share how a video project in Yunnan and Vietnam germinated in the most wonderful way.  “The seed was a film I had worked on together with people from Port Graham about their Aluutiq language.  I shared their story at a community Doc Film Festival in Kunming and it rippled out to become this project,” she says.

                        KN Goodrich, “Seen from the Maze”  Anchorage based mixed media artist, KN Goodrich’s exhibit consist of 18 mixed media acrylic paintings on form and joined paper.  Opening 5-7 pm

Fr5       Ptarmigan Arts

First Friday Reception “Perceptions of Time

5-7pm, 235-8635

Fr5       Pratt Museum   

Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Fr5       Homer Council on the Arts

Art for Kids with Lynn Naden:  Drawing, Painting and Sculpture

k-6^th grades,  Class limit to 12 students, Registration Deadline February 5

FMI Call Lynn Naden 235-5966 to register call HCOA 235-4288

Fr5       Kachemak Bay Campus features

Foreign Film Friday’s at 7pm. 235-7743 for film titles.

Winter Carnival

Fr5       Kachemak Bay Campus features

Foreign Film Friday’s at 7pm. 235-7743 for film titles.

Fr5       Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

Fr5       HHS Sports

                        TBA      Ice Hockey at the SportsCenter Feb 4, 5,6 & 7

                        XC skiing Besh Cup #5 at Fairbanks

Sa6      Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 

First Saturdays’ Bird Hike

11-12 noon

                        The Kachemak Bay Birders, in association with Alaska maritime National Wildlife Refuge is glad to sponsor free bird watching trips on the first Saturday of each month.  Everyone is welcome to attend.

Sa6      Bunnell Street Arts Gallery 

Plate Painting Workshops 12-4

The 17^th annual plate project kicks off in February.  All artists, community members and art students welcome.  

Sa6      Kids in Nature & Trustworthy Hardware’s

February Ice Fishing Derby Kick-off

On Sport Lake in Soldotna, Noon – 3 pm

Directions: Mile 94.3 Sterling Hwy. North on Kenai Spur Hwy. 2.5 miles to Sport Lake Road. Right on Sport Lake Rd. 1.0 mile to Moser Road. Right on Moser Rd. 0.2 mile to public access on left with small parking area and sandy boat.

Sa6      HHS Sports

Basketball

9:00AM Boys C Team at home

11:00    Girls JV Away Grace Tourney

12:30    Boys JV Away Grace Tourney

Basketball vs. Kenai Central

6:00      Girls Varsity

7:45      Boys Varsity

Sa6      Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

Sa6      Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Ski Waxing Clinic

7:00 pm Captain’s Coffee

Su7      HHS Sports  

                        XC skiing Besh Cup #5 at Fairbanks

Su7      Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Kachemak Ski for Women and Haven House at Lookout Mountain Trails

Su7      Homer Theatre hosts

The Metropolitan Opera ~ Der Rosenkavalier

Strauss’s comic masterpiece of love and intrigue in the 18^th century Vienna

Tickets $15, Senior & Military $10, Children & Students $5 Concession serving lunch specials $8

Subscription to all five operas $60

Su7      South Peninsula Haven House sponsors

Kachemak Ski for Women and Haven House. 

Costumes are encouraged with prizes for a variety of categories.

Contact: Kris Holderied, 399-4413

Tu9      Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 2010

                        KBay Birders Monthly Meeting 4:00-5:00

Tu9      Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Preschool – Grade 1

                        Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Tu9      Bunnell Street Arts Center

Life Drawing Group 6:30-9:00 pm. $7, participants must be current members of the gallery at the $30 individual level or higher.  Call Gaye Wolfe 235-7696.  Bring your own supplies.  Models are needed.

We10   Pratt Museum   

Winter Wednesday’s are FREE ADMISSION  Noon to 5pm, 235-8635

Th11     Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Grades 2-6

Th11     Homer News

                        Open House in honor of Rosemary Firzpatrick  Rosemary Fitzpatrick has done Kachemak Gardens for years and you are invited to show her your appreciation from 2-4 today.  Very informal. 

Th11     Upstairs Boutique

                        Annual Winter Carnival Balloon Party from 10 am – 6 pm

Fun, Priezes & great savings.  Join in the excitement and pop a balloon.  Everyone’s a winner!

Fr12     Fireweed Gallery           

Art Opening Kachemak Bay Watercolor Society has their ongoing display at the gallery presenting miniature watercolor originals, opening today.

Fr12     Pratt Museum   

Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Fr12-14   Homer Chamber of Commerce

Annual Homer Winter Carnival  “Snow Matter What!”

Join us for a weekend of winter fun for the entire family including a Parade at noon on Saturday.

 Be a parade participant!   Entrée is free.  Great prizes are sponsored by AT&T. 

View the Winter Carnival Weekend Calendar at www.homeralaska.org.  Click on the snowman. Call 235-7740 to register for the Parade. 

 

 

Fr12     Upstairs Boutique

                        Annual Winter Carnival Balloon Party from 10 am – 6 pm

Fun, Priezes & great savings.  Join in the excitement and pop a balloon.  Everyone’s a winner!

Fr12-14 Homer Ice Rink

Annual Winter Carnival Girls Hockey Jamboree  Friday through Sunday.  Call 235-8ICE for game schedule.

Fr12-22  Take a Friend Snowmobiling Week. 

Visit snowmobile.org to fill out the registration form to enter in a drawing for a $250 gift certificate!

Fr12     Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

Sa13   Homer Elks Club           

Annual Winter Carnival  Bazaar

11-5pm downstairs in the Elks Club.  Elks in cooperation with Driftwood Inn RV & Charters sponsor the annual event.  For information call 235-8019.\

Sa13    Upstairs Boutique

                        Annual Winter Carnival Balloon Party from 10 am – 6 pm

Fun, Priezes & great savings.  Join in the excitement and pop a balloon.  Everyone’s a winner!

Sa13    Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

Sa13    Homer Chamber of Commerce

hosts the Winter Carnival Parade.  Parade runs from the high school to Woodside Road at the West end of Pioneer. Judge’s stand is located at Bay Realty.  Parade participants meet at the high school at 11 am.  Parade begins at noon.  Entry forms available at the Homer Chamber or online at www.HomerAlaska.org.  $850 in prizes to be given away.  Prizes sponsored by AT&T.  Carnival Poster sponsored by Alaska USA. 

Sa13    Homer Friendship Center

3935 Svddlund Street, Free Hot Chocolate and donuts following the parade.  Free and open to the public!

Sa13    Otter Room at Best Western Bidarka

Watm your toes up by the fire

Join us right after the parade for $2 Sloppy Joes & hot apple cider

Sa13  Timeless Toys

Join us for free cookie decorating from 1p-4p.  For info call 235-1359.  Located at 3657 Main St.

Sa13  Beluga Lake

Enjoy watching the Ice Racers racing on the lake for fun – “Not for Points” racing begins around 1pm today

Sa13  Home Brew Contest at the Best Western Bidarka

Join us downstairs for this annual competition $10 cover 2-6 pm

Sa13    Bunnell Street Arts Center

                        *Valentines For Jazz Lovers

                        7:30 pm And a live auction of tickets to the musical “Chicago” with round trip air travel & hotel for two.

                        All inclusive tickets $35 general, $30 members.  20% discount for tickets purchased by Friday Feb 5. 

                        Fabulous jazz trio featuring piano/vocals, bass & horn in the intimate acoustic ambiance of Bunnell Street Arts Center.  Enjoy Maura’s lush appetizers, fine beverages and chocolates by Kim and Gordon Terpening.  Alaskan Jazz diva, Melissa Bledsoe Fischer is a pianist/vocalist with four CDs to her name.  She can take a jazz standard or a common blues tune and make it all her own. Anchorage Press readers voted her “Anchorage’s Best Singer” in 2005 and “Best Solo Act” in 2009.

*Plate Painting Workshops 12-4

The 17^th annual plate project kicks off in February.  All artists, community members and art students welcome.  

SA13    Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

                        Homer High School Dinner / Auction 7 pm, held at “The Barn”.  SOLD OUT

                        Visit www.KachemakNordicSkiClub.org for more information.

SA13    Kevin Bell Ice Arena

                        Special thanks to NOMAR, a historic homer landmark and thriving business for over 30 years; NOMAR is sponsoring free ice skating from 2 pm to 4 pm in honor of the winter carnival!  THANKS NOMAR!

Sa 13    Paul Banks Elementary

                        Bring the family for games & prizes from 1-4 for the Annual Paul Banks Carnival

Sa13    Duggan’s Waterfront Pub

                        Karaoke with Dax & Beach Party

Sa13    Down East Saloon

                        Annual Mardi Gras Ball with Ray-Jen Cajun” Traditional & Modern Louisiana Cajun and Zydeco dance music.

Su14  Beluga Lake

*Enjoy watching the Ice Racers racing on the lake for Points!  Practice runs at 11 AM, races begin at noon.  Two classes are stock and modified race cars.  Featuring the main event races, pitman races, powder puff races and two kid races.  Open to the public.  “Not for Points” racing begins around 1 pm.

*Also today on the lake, 120 Snow machine races for kids  12 PM Required registration and safety orientation.  Races begin at 1 pm.  Sponsored by Snomads.  Call Mickey 399-4923

Su14    Wynn Nature Center

“Wynn”ter Snowshoe Games  1.5 East Skyline Drive. 1-3 PM

Snowshoe races, croquet, games for all ages and ability.  Capped with a rousing snowshoe softball game pitting Cheechakos against Pioneers.

Su14    Kachemac Nordic Ski Club’s

Wine and Cheese & Wooden Ski Tour, noon to 4pm. 

This self guided tour of the Baycrest Ski trails starts at the Rogers Loop trailhead, follow the signs.

Everyone using wooden skies, wearing vintage clothing, wool, handmade mittens, hats, scarves, etc will be entered to win one of many door prizes at the second stop.  You must be present to win.  The drawing will be around 3:30.  Adult KNSC members are $25.  Youth (ages 11-20) are $10.  Non-members are $30.  Pay and get your hand stamped at the first stop.  Complimentary wine, non-alcoholic beverages, crackers and a fine selection of cheese will be offered.  ID’s are required so bring proof of age.

Dan Del Missier, 235-7542 or visit www.kachemaknordicskiclub.org  for additional information.

Mo15    Alaska Small Business Development Center

                        Create a business Plan 1-4 pm in conference room

Tu 16    Kachemak Bay Campus

                        For the Rights of All:  Ending Jim Crow in Alaska

                         The unprecedented story of passage of Alaska’s groundbreaking law, the Ainti-discrimination Act of 1945 featuring Elizabeth Peratrovich, a Tlingit woman who with other Alaska Natives overcame prejudice and bigotry through non-violent social change to win justice for all Alaskans.  This new PBS nationally-aired docu-drama, with Alaskan actors, re-enacts this untold and inspiring story.  Discussion to follow.  7 pm. 

Tu16     HHS Sports

Basketball

3:00      Girls JV Away Soldotna (bus 122 departs at 12:30)

4:30      Boys JV Away Soldotna (bus 122 departs at 12:30)

6:00      Girls Varsity Soldotna (bus 122 departs at 12:30)

7:45      Boys Varsity Soldotna (bus 122 departs at 12:30)

Tu16     Bunnell Street Arts Center

Life Drawing Group 6:30-9:00 pm. $7, participants must be current members of the gallery at the $30 individual level or higher.  Call Gaye Wolfe 235-7696.  Bring your own supplies.  Models are needed.

Tu16     Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Preschool – Grade 1

Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Tu16     Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 

Exxon-Valdez Trustee Council:  NEPA Public Meeting

 6-8pm in the auditorium.

Members of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council will present a proposal narrowing and refining the scope of restoration projects to five categories.

We17   HHS Sports

Basketball

3:30      Girls JV Home Port Lions

We17   Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center   

KBRR Community Council Meeting, 12:00-4:00 pm in the Seminar Room

Hear the climate science speakers before the evening’s panel event at the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve’s Community Council Meeting.  All events free & open to the public. Contact Megan at 226-4653 for info.

Panel on Local Climate Change, 6:00-9:00 pm in the Auditorium  226-4659.

“Climate Change: What does it mean for us on the Kenai Peninsula?” An opportunity to see what the local community is doing about climate change [6-7pm community booths] and to hear from experts in the fields of climate science, economics, politics, and adaptation [7-9 pm panel on climate change]. 

We17  Social Security Representative will be in Homer

@Friendship Center 9-1

Dates subject to change

Homer Senior Center has Social Security Cd’s on Online Retirement Planning for use.  If you would like to borrow one please contact the HSC office at 235-7655

We17-21  Kenai Peninsula Quilting Guild Retreat

We are expecting 60 quilters from all over the Kenai Peninsula for this event held at Land’s end. 

We17   Bunnell Street Arts Gallery 

CaFE Training, 3:00-5:00

Bunnell hosts a workshop to familiarize artists with WESTAF’s.  Call for entries.  Website www.CaFE.org

We17   Pratt Museum   

Winter Wednesday’s are FREE ADMISSION  Noon to 5pm, 235-8635

Th18     Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Grades 2-6

Th18     Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center   

Kachemak Bay Conservation Society, 7:00-9:00 pm in the Auditorium

Fr19     Pratt Museum   

Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Fr19     HHS Sports

Basketball

TBA      Girls JV Away Palmer

TBA      Boys JV Away Palmer

TBA      Girls Varsity Away Palmer

TBA      Boys Varsity Away Palmer

TBA      XC Skiing Away Wasilla

 

Fr19     Homer Council on the Arts         

Five Women/ Five Plays playing February 19, 20, 25 & 26 at 8 pm, Feb 21 at 3 pm. 

Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Four Portraits of Mothers by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Painting a Room by Dano Madden – Marla McPherson

Shoe Story by Arlitia Jones – Elizabeth Neumann

Old Tent, Summer Shower by Mary Langham – Kate Rich

Tickets available at the Homer Bookstore and HCOA for $12          Brought to you by the women of “DramaSlam”!

Fr19     Kachemak Bay Campus features

Foreign Film Friday’s at 7pm. 235-7743 for film titles.

Fr19-21             Land's End Resort         

Kenai Peninsula Quilters Guild. Contact Sue Magyar at 907-2243976 for information.

Fr19     Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

 

Sa20    HHS Sports

TBA      XC Skiing Away Wasilla

                        Basketball

10:00    Boys C-team Away Colony

11:30    Girls JV Away Colony

11:45    Boys JV Away Colony

1:30      Girls Varsity Away Colony

3:00      Boys Varsity Away Colony

 

 

Sa20    Homer Council on the Arts         

Five Women/ Five Plays playing February 19, 20, 25 & 26 at 8 pm, Feb 21 at 3 pm. 

Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Four Portraits of Mothers by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Painting a Room by Dano Madden – Marla McPherson

Shoe Story by Arlitia Jones – Elizabeth Neumann

Old Tent, Summer Shower by Mary Langham – Kate Rich

Tickets available at the Homer Bookstore and HCOA for $12          Brought to you by the women of “DramaSlam”!

Sa20    Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

Su21    Homer Council on the Arts         

Five Women/ Five Plays playing February 19, 20, 25 & 26 at 8 pm, Feb 21 at 3 pm. 

Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Four Portraits of Mothers by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Painting a Room by Dano Madden – Marla McPherson

Shoe Story by Arlitia Jones – Elizabeth Neumann

Old Tent, Summer Shower by Mary Langham – Kate Rich

Tickets available at the Homer Bookstore and HCOA for $12          Brought to you by the women of “DramaSlam”!

Su21    Homer Theatre hosts

The Metropolitan Opera ~ Aida

Story of three people – a famous opera singer, a free thinking painter and a sadistic chief of police caught in a net of love and politics.

Tickets $15, Senior & Military $10, Children & Students $5 Concession serving lunch specials $8

Subscription to all five operas $60

Mo22    Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center   

KBay Birders Monthly Meeting, 5:00-6:00 pm in the Seminar Room

Mo22    Homer Council on the Arts

                        Art for Kids with Lynn Naden:  Drawing, Painting and Sculpture

                        k-2^nd grade 2/22&24,  3/1,3/3, 3/8, 3/10 (3:30-5:00)

Class limit to 12 students, Registration Deadline 2/5

FMI Call Lynn Naden 235-5966 to register call HCOA 235-4288

Tu23     Homer Council on the Arts

                        Art for Kids with Lynn Naden:  Drawing, Painting and Sculpture

                        3^rd -4^th grade 2/23&25,  3/2,3/4, 3/9, 3/11 (3:30-5:00)

Class limit to 12 students, Registration Deadline 2/5

FMI Call Lynn Naden 235-5966 to register call HCOA 235-4288

Tu23     Bunnell Street Arts Center

Life Drawing Group 6:30-9:00 pm. $7, participants must be current members of the gallery at the $30 individual level or higher.  Call Gaye Wolfe 235-7696.  Bring your own supplies.  Models are needed.

Tu23     Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Preschool – Grade 1

Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Tu23 Alaska’s Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 2010

Intro To Coastal GIS

We24 Alaska’s Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 2010

Intro To Coastal GIS

We24   Pratt Museum   

Winter Wednesday’s are FREE ADMISSION  Noon to 5pm, 235-8635

We24  Homer Council on the Arts

            Harp for the Soul with Julie Ann Smith at HCOA. 

7:00 PM, $15 for members, $18 for non-members

JulieAnn Smith will present a mixed palette of music styles at the first HCOA recital.  

Contact:  HCOA for info 235-4288, hoca@homerart.org

Th25     Homer Council on the Arts         

Five Women/ Five Plays playing February 19, 20, 25 & 26 at 8 pm, Feb 21 at 3 pm. 

Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Four Portraits of Mothers by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Painting a Room by Dano Madden – Marla McPherson

Shoe Story by Arlitia Jones – Elizabeth Neumann

Old Tent, Summer Shower by Mary Langham – Kate Rich

Tickets available at the Homer Bookstore and HCOA for $12          Brought to you by the women of “DramaSlam”!

Th25 Alaska’s Islands & Ocean Visitor Center 2010

Intro To Coastal GIS

            Connecting children with nature in Homer;  Semi-annual gathering in the auditorium 9 am – 12 pm.

Th25     Alaska Small Business Development Center

                        Business Start Up Seminar 10-12 in conference room

Th25     Center For Alaskan Coastal Studies

                        Chamber Mixer 5:00-7:00  Center for Alaskan Coastal studies will provide food & beverages, fun and activities and a look a their new interactive website. 

Location 708 Smoky Bay Way.  Contact 235-7740

Th25     Pratt Museum   

Forest Explorers  3:30, 235-8635 Grades 2-6

Fr26     Pratt Museum   

Feed the Fish   4:00, 235-8635

Fr26     Homer Council on the Arts         

Five Women/ Five Plays playing February 19, 20, 25 & 26 at 8 pm, Feb 21 at 3 pm. 

Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Four Portraits of Mothers by Arnold Wesker – Nancy Chastain

Painting a Room by Dano Madden – Marla McPherson

Shoe Story by Arlitia Jones – Elizabeth Neumann

Old Tent, Summer Shower by Mary Langham – Kate Rich

Tickets available at the Homer Bookstore and HCOA for $12          Brought to you by the women of “DramaSlam”!

Fr26     Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

26-27    Bunnell Street Arts Gallery 

Under :30, Performance Art, 7:30

Out North’s 16-year tradition of quirky one-person performances by local artists with a running time of under ½ hour each. 

Admission $12 advance, $16 at the door 

Sa27    Bunnell Street Arts Gallery 

Plate Painting Workshops 12-4

The 17^th annual plate project kicks off in February.  All artists, community members and art students welcome.  

Sa27    Homer Council on the Arts

                        Art for Kids with Lynn Naden:  Drawing, Painting and Sculpture

                        5^rd -6^th grade 2/27,  3/6&13 (12:00-4:00) $80 for members, $85 non-members. 

Class limit to 12 students, Registration Deadline 2/5

FMI Call Lynn Naden 235-5966 to register call HCOA 235-4288

Sa27    Kachemak Nordic Ski Club

Homer Ski Relays

Fridays and Saturdays 235-6018

Sa27-Su28 Anchor Point Chamber of Commerce sponsors the

Anchor Point Snow Rondi  Nordic events, parade, auction, spaghetti dinner, bingo, pool tournament, youth dog sled races, pancake breakfast, youth snow machine events, costume ball, snowshoe softball, dog show, youth ice bowling and coin hunt along with many other activities and events. Contact the Anchor Point Chamber of Commerce at 235-2600 for additional information.

Su28    Homer Theatre hosts

The Metropolitan Opera ~ Les Contes d’Hoffmann

Offenbach’s fictionalized take on the life and love of the German romantic writer, ETA Hoffman, is a fascinating psychological journey.

Tickets $15, Senior & Military $10, Children & Students $5 Concession serving lunch specials $8

Subscription to all five operas $60

 

 

List Your Event!

To list your local event on the HCOC Calendar, please call the Chamber at 235-7740 or email us at viscenter@homeralaska.org.

Activities are updated as new events come in. Please call the Homer Chamber of Commerce for updates at 235-7740 or email us at viscenter@homeralaska.org.