Community Calendar

The Anchor Point Food Pantry Food Line is open on Fridays from 4-6pm with a food line and a meal.
We provide a weekly food line and meals, monthly TEFAP commodities, holiday food boxes, summer produce, hungry kids' weekend meal packs and a kids' summer lunch bag program.
When hunger weighs heavily, it’s hard to focus, hard to thrive, and hard to stay well. At the Anchor Point Food Pantry, we meet that need with empathy, respect, and cheerful hearts—because no one should have to face hunger alone.
Phone: 907-299-8437 - email: apfp.266@gmail.com // If you consider donating, thank you! This helps!

Annual Plant Sale - Members Only Presale

Friday, May 29 | 4-6pm | Pratt Museum Parking Lot

Must be a Pratt Museum or Pratt Museum Botanical Garden Member to shop - become a member at the sale to receive extra swag!

Stop by to shop native plants and other lovely perennials at the Pratt Museum. We will also have a generous selection of several iconic Pratt plants, including rhubarb and black currants from the Homestead Garden. The Garden Crew will be at the sale to answer any and all questions about where these native plants will thrive in your gardens and how to care for them. The sale benefits the Pratt’s Botanical Garden improvements and programming. Just like last year, the Plant Sale will be on the same day as the Homer Garden Club’s Plant Sale. Shop at both and stock up for expanding your gardens!

NEW this year is our members-only presale Friday evening from 4-6pm. If you’re not a member, don’t worry, we’ll have friendly board members ready to help you join!

Not sure Museum membership is right for you? Consider our NEW Pratt Museum Botanical Garden Membership instead! 

Must be a Pratt Museum or Pratt Museum Botanical Garden Member to shop - become a member at the sale to receive extra swag! If you’re not a member, don’t worry, we’ll have friendly board members ready to help you join!

This is our third annual fundraiser sale at the Yellow House and new this year is our members-only presale Friday evening from 4-6pm.

Our fundraiser sale this year features books, art, houseplants and curiosities - you will not want to miss this opportunity to explore our huge collections of rare Alaskan books, original art by R.W. Toby Tyler (and other artists), or grab goodies at our bake sale.

Have some quality books, art, houseplants, curiosities or pre-packaged/labeled bake sale items you’d like to donate to the sale in support of the Pratt? We would love that! Please contact prattboard@prattmuseum.org or stop by the Admission Desk to learn more. NOT ACCEPTED: clothing, housewares, electronics, or tires.

Bunnell Street Arts Center invites you to celebrate the 32nd Annual Plate Project on May 29th from 5-7pm at Bunnell Street Arts Center. Select a commemorative art plate in thanks for your annual donation in support of Bunnell’s mission and programs.

Art plates are competitively selected by new and renewing members in thanks for donations starting at $125. Make your donation today to select your art plate early.

$1,000+ Select your annual plate anytime!
$500+ Benefactor e-peek and selection on May 15, 2026
$250+ Enthusiast selection on May 22, 2026
$125+ (or $10/mo) Friend selection on May 29th, 2026

Or give monthly! Recurring membership is a meaningful way to support the Mission and programs of Bunnell. Donate at $10/mo and choose a plate on May 29th.

Consider “Gifting a Plate” at $125 level (or higher) to someone who values the arts. In addition to a plate, your Giftee will receive monthly Visual Art Exhibition cards, and donor perks and recognition. Contact Brianna@Bunnellarts.org

Homer Steps Up is a FREE annual community walking challenge for the Southern Kenai Peninsula. Every May, track your daily walks with your smartphone, wearable fitness tracker, or pedometer to win prizes and incorporate more movement into your routine.

Every Wednesday, we're giving $50 in Homer Bucks to 10 walkers who averaged 7,500+ daily steps. Then, the 3 teams with the highest average daily steps over the four weeks will receive $100-500 to donate to their Homer organization of choice.

Find more info and a link to sign up at HomerStepsUp.com!

Saturday May 30 support breast cancer screening, treatment, and research in Alaska with a fun run event! KBFPC is sponsoring a virtual team in Homer for the annual Alaska Run for Women, which raises funds for and awareness of breast cancer and women’s health.

Register to walk, run, bike, roll, or stroll with us for 1 mile or 5 miles on Saturday 5/30. We encourage everyone to wear pink for breast cancer awareness!

Register for the event here: https://www.akrfwregistration.org/ and select the "Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic" team
Where: Homer Fishing Hole
Check In: 9:30am
Start: 10:00am
Route: Along the Spit trail. We'll start at the fishing hole and head north 2.5 miles (roughly to Mariner Park) and then we'll turn around and run back to the fishing hole.
Parking: Fishing Hole parking lot
Wear Pink!

BONUS: your steps will count toward HOMER STEPS UP!

Find something special at this community fundraiser sale and support our mission in the process. All proceeds benefit the Pratt Museum. If you’d like to donate an item, contact Whitney at wharness@prattmuseum.org.

Are you a Museum Member? Stop by the Sale early during the Members Only Hour on Fri. May 29 from 4-6pm.

This event will be held at the same time as our Annual Pratt Museum Plant Sale, so stop by both! They'll be just steps away from each other.

PRATT Museum Fundraiser Sale at the Yellow House
Saturday, May 30 | 10am - 2pm | at the Yellow House next to the Museum

Stop by to shop native plants and other lovely perennials at the Pratt Museum. We will also have a generous selection of several iconic Pratt plants, including rhubarb and black currants from the Homestead Garden. The Garden Crew will be at the sale to answer any and all questions about where these native plants will thrive in your gardens and how to care for them. The sale benefits the Pratt’s Botanical Garden improvements and programming.

Are you a Museum Member? Shop the Plant Sale early during the Members Only Hour on Fri. May 29 from 4-6pm.

Just like last year, the Plant Sale will be on the same day as the Homer Garden Club’s Plant Sale. Shop at both and stock up for expanding your gardens!

Be sure to check out the Pratt Museum Fundraiser Yard Sale at the Yellow House that will be happening at the same time, just steps away.

Annual Pratt Plant Sale

Saturday, May 30 | 10am to 2pm

Homer, Alaska – Homer painter Oceans Wills exhibits “What Color Blue” at Bunnell Street Arts Center May 1 – June 2, 2026. The exhibit opens on First Friday, May 1, from 5-7pm with an artist talk at 6pm.

Artist Statement

This body of work takes place locally in the landscapes of the Kachemak Bay area, among the plants and animals we share space with. It contains many of the ideas and themes I continue to explore in my art: Relationships to nature, community, and self, appreciation of the ordinary and the beauty found anywhere, acknowledgment of anxieties, sorrows, and unknowns, expressions of holding and being held. Also included is playfulness and curiosity as I followed what most excited me creatively. I let myself embrace eclectic concepts and imagery with trust that the work would fit together through pattern, color, and possibility of evocation. I often approach painting like collage, pulling observational and imagined images together with the question of how they relate. This exhibit offers a question that comes to mind almost daily–what color blue–on horizon, on cloud bottom, on coffee mug, water jug, on the palette. Blue is open to interpretation, an invitation to notice.

Biography:

Oceana has long been inspired by the ocean and spent many summers on it as a deckhand in the commercial salmon fisheries. Her earlier work centers women in the fishing industry and imagines mermaid life parallel to life on land. She spends summer on land these days and her art is inspired by the animals, rocks, plants, people, and landscapes of her hometown, Homer. Oceana’s primary medium is gouache paint on clay board panels (a smooth archival surface) or on paper. She also works in acrylic, pen, and embroidery and is learning how to sew.

Corrina Pariyar, XOCO, is an abstract expressionist, a misfit explorer of the multi-media, collage. She is a spiritual abolitionist, a writer exploring both mother and widow hoods. She is drawn towards the deities, death, & dreams, truth and love. Come see her show "the Misfit" on display in the HCOA Gallery through May 30th.

Learn more at https://homerart.org/event/corinna-pariyar/