Apr 25 Thursday
Join us Friday, April 26, beginning at noon, when Professor Debbie Tobin’s Conservation Ecology undergraduate students will give 10-15 minute oral presentations on their scientific research this semester, and offer posters highlighting field study and survey trips across the Peninsula. This is an opportunity for students to field questions about their work, and for the public to learn about trends in conservation ecology in our local area. This event is free and open to the public and takes place in Kachemak Bay Campus's Pioneer Hall. For more information call (907) 235-1674.
Seward's He Will Provide Food Pantry is open every Thursday from 3pm to 6pm. He Will Provide is located at 238 5th Ave in the basement of the City Annex building. The entrance is in the back. This is an emergency assistance food pantry.He Will Provide will be open Tuesday, November 21st from 3 to 6. He Will Provide will not be open on Thursday the 23rd. Happy Thanksgiving!
Grow Berries Like a Pro. Are you a new gardener wanting to grow your own berries? Tim Alzheimer and Matt Iverson, with 20+ years of berry growing experience between them, will cover both the big picture topics (site assessment, soil needs, pests from moose & birds to hares & porcupines) as well as the specifics of several different berries: black currants, red currants, gooseberries, honeyberries, and more. Monday and Tuesday, April 29 & 30, 6-7:30 pm at Kachemak Bay Campus. Only $35. To register visit https://kpc.alaska.edu/communitycourses or call (907) 235-1674.
Apr 26 Friday
Create one-of-a-kind touch fired enamel earrings with Alaska jewelry artist Ashley Lohr of The Rosie Finn
There are two workshops happening Saturday, May 4th from 2-5 pm and Sunday, May 5th from 1-4pm in the HCOA Basement
All materials will be provided and you will walk out with your own handcrafted enamel earrings!
Open to participants age 16+
No experience needed. All skill levels welcome.
Please wear closed toed shoes!
Join Sharlene Cline and Marilyn Parrett on Saturday, April 27th from 6:00-8:00pm at Homer Council on the Arts, for a Syrah Wine Tasting. Sip on a flight of 3 Syrah wines accompanied by appetizers and a dessert silent auction.
This fundraiser for HCOA is $40 per person with limited seating available so make your reservation now!Tickets can be purchased online at homerart.org or from the HCOA office during regular gallery hours.
*Must be 21 years or older to attend (born on or before 4/27/03). Please bring picture ID to the event.
Community wide swing dance, all ages, all levels, no partner needed. $5 entry
This is an Open Gym time for 7th-12th graders to hang out, play games, listen & dance to music, and eat some pizza & snacks, in a safe, supervised, indoor, drug-free environment. Once we're able to bring roller skating back, this will be an activity available for our teens too!Please bring clean, indoor shoes to change into in the entry area.*If your teen has never been to the SPARC, please go to sparchomer.org/schedule/ to register them & sign the liability waiver*
Apr 27 Saturday
The Annual Recycling Event in Homer will take place on April 27th at Spenard Builders Supply on Lake Street in Homer!
Recycle your electronic waste!
$15 Suggested Donation for TVs and MonitorsAll items accepted regardless of ability to pay.
Contact 907-235-4068 ext. 22 or recycle@inletkeeper.org to volunteer or schedule an appointment for a business, school, tribe, nonprofit, or government agency.
Hosted by Homer Little League, this is a chance for youth baseball & softball players (~10 yo & up w/ parents permission & signing of liability waiver) to practice their skills inside this winter/spring. Adult/coach is present for each class.