Sep 29 Friday
HCOA Presents: Quarteto Nuevo Live at the Christian Community Church October 11th at 7:30pmHear a multitude of influences from around the world firmly rooted in the American jazz tradition! The ensembles razor-sharp precision is enhanced by jazzy interludes, lightly rumbling percussion motifs and mesmerizing rhythms.
Tickets are $25 for general admission $20 for HCOA members or $10 for youth
Get your tickets online, via phone at (907)235-4288, in person at the HCOA office or at the door!
Cottonwood Horse Park offers free horse manure for gardens through the summer. For information call Mellon @ (907) 299-2519
If you have ever wanted to learn to skate, now is the time! Hockey 101 For Adults is happening again this year from October 2 - 22nd and registration is happening now. This is a great way to learn to skate at your own pace in a relaxed, supportive and fun environment! 9 coached sessions for $150. Gear is available for rental. Sign up at Kevinbellarena.org. Contact Ingrid for details ieharrald@alaska.edu.
Youth and Adult Hockey Registration has started! You can register online at www.kevinbellarena.org.Call 235-2647 with questions.
Kachemak Bay Research Reserve invites you to join us for our September 2023 public Discovery Lab, MARINE MAMMALS BONE LAB! Join us to learn about marine mammal adaptations and current local research. There will be interactive activities! We hope you join us to celebrate the wonderous world of marine mammals! This event is fun for all ages and families. For more information on the September 29th and 30th event, contact Ingrid at ieharrald@alaska.gov or 299-4370.
meetings are every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 6:30 pm in person and also online via Zoom. For more information, visit aahomer.org
Join the Kenai Peninsula Orchestra for a combination of chamber and orchestral works, and your chance to direct the orchestra when we put the conductor's baton up for auction! Works by Brahms, Ravel, Offenbach, Mendelssohn, and more.
A magical storm brings a ship carrying royal passengers to shore in an unknown land where an exiled duke has made a home. Join Prospero, Caliban, and a magical cast for Pier One Theatre's production of Willliam Shakespeare's The Tempest, directed by Maynard Smith. The Tempest premieres at Homer High School's Mariner Theater on Friday, October 6 at 7 p.m. and runs Friday and Saturday nights through October 14 with one Sunday matinee on Sunday, October 8. Tickets are $20 each, $10 for youth, discounts are available. For more information visit pieronetheatre.org. or call (907) 226-2287.
Sep 30 Saturday
Saturday – August 19, 2023 – Crane Count—First Day: Citizen Scientists needed for special Sandhill Crane population survey in the Homer area (Anchor Point South). Kachemak Crane Watch would like to know of specific crane sightings on August 19th, August 26th and final count day September 2nd. Please report the number of adults, colts, or banded cranes seen by location, time, and day, and your name and contact information for the final count day to reports@cranewatch.org or by calling 907-235-6262. For more information, contact Nina Faust at 235-6262.
Saturday – August 26, 2023 – Crane Count – Second Day: Citizen Scientists needed for special Sandhill Crane population survey in the Homer area (Anchor Point South). Kachemak Crane Watch would like to know of specific crane sightings on August 26th and final count day of September 2nd. Please report the number of adults, colts, or banded cranes seen by location, time, and day, and your name and contact information for the final count day to reports@cranewatch.org or by calling 907-235-6262. For more information, contact Nina Faust at 235-6262.
Saturday – September 2, 2023 – Crane Count – Final Day: Citizen Scientists needed for special Sandhill Crane population survey in the Homer area (Anchor Point South). Please report the number of adults, colts, or banded cranes seen by location, time, and day, and your name and contact information for the final count day to reports@cranewatch.org or by calling 907-235-6262. For more information, contact Nina Faust at 235-6262.