Community Calendar

Homer Council on the Arts invites Kenai Peninsula residents of all ages to enter the 24th Kenai Peninsula Writers' Contest. Categories include poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. Winning entries in each category and age group will receive prices of cash, Homer Bucks, or local gift certificates. Find out more and enter the contest at homerart.org

Musicians are invited to perform as solo or group acts for the upcoming Nutcracker Faire on December 4th and 5th. If you are interested or would like more information, please call Carol Comfort at 907-399-7001 or email her at comfortmusicstudio@gmail.com.

KBC regrets to announce that the December 1st tree lighting has been cancelled for this year due to pending weather and logistical considerations. The college looks forward to planning for next winter.

Hands-on basic troubleshooting and theory of direct current systems on vessels: includes safety, battery types, and wiring. Takes place in person on Kachemak Bay Campus, December 6-10, 6-9 pm. $175. To register visit https://kbcnoncredit.asapconnected.com/ or call Jill Burnham @ (907) 235-1674.

Join us for the 13th Annual Polar Plunge to support Special Olympics Alaska! Take the plunge virtually any time between now and December 30, 2021. Register online, raise pledges, and then plunge at home by pouring a bucket of ice water over your head, jumping into a kiddie pool - get creative! Take a video or photo of your virtual plunge and post on social media – tagging Special Olympics Alaska and use #PolarPlungeAlaska All participants must raise a minimum of $125 in order to take the plunge and will receive a commemorative Special Olympics Alaska 13th Annual Polar Plunge Towel! Fundraisers who raise $500 or more will receive our 13th Annual Polar Plunge Hoodie! More incentives for highest fundraiser and fundraising team can be found on our site at https://specialolympicsalaska.org/events/polar-plunge/ All funds raised go to Special Olympics Alaska to provide over 2,500 Special Olympics Alaska athletes with year-round sports training and competition in Olympic-type sports.

Homer Council on the Arts invites Kenai Peninsula residents of all ages to enter the 24th Kenai Peninsula Writers' Contest. Categories include poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. Winning entries in each category and age group will receive prices of cash, Homer Bucks, or local gift certificates. Find out more and enter the contest at homerart.org

Musicians are invited to perform as solo or group acts for the upcoming Nutcracker Faire on December 4th and 5th. If you are interested or would like more information, please call Carol Comfort at 907-399-7001 or email her at comfortmusicstudio@gmail.com.

KBC regrets to announce that the December 1st tree lighting has been cancelled for this year due to pending weather and logistical considerations. The college looks forward to planning for next winter.

Plantman is hosting One Love Refuge weekly fellowship meetings Tuesday at 6pm. There will be free soup, drumming, prayer, and fellowship. One Love Refuge is a non-profit ministry for everyone. 528 E Pioneer Ave 299-1868

Hands-on basic troubleshooting and theory of direct current systems on vessels: includes safety, battery types, and wiring. Takes place in person on Kachemak Bay Campus, December 6-10, 6-9 pm. $175. To register visit https://kbcnoncredit.asapconnected.com/ or call Jill Burnham @ (907) 235-1674.