Nov 13 Friday
Would you like to unlock the photography features on your mobile phone? Learn the ins and outs of smartphone photography with expert photographer Taz Tally in a class that features both a skills workshop and a walking field trip. The skills workshop unlocks editing tools to help you enhance your images, and compositional tools such as asymmetry, shooting for simplicity, eye lines, and point of view, which you will put into practice the next day. The class takes place on Friday, November 13, at 5:30 pm and the field trip begins at 9 am on Saturday, November 14. The cost is $98, and registration is available at kpc.alaska.edu/communitycourses or call (907) 235-1674.
Nov 14 Saturday
Thread and Stillness, Saturdays, November 7 & 14, 1-4 pm. Register online by donation ($5-$15 sliding scale), or call 907-235-2662 to register directly. Limit 15 participants.
Maske Maiden (Sylvia Schieber) is Artist in Residence at Bunnell Arts from November 3- 29, 2026.
Introduces embroidery as a meditative and exploratory practice. Through simple stitching exercises, participants will engage with repetition, rhythm, and attention. Instruction will be intentionally minimal and open-ended, allowing each person to find their own pace and relationship with the material. Silence and reflection are integrated into the sessions, creating a shared yet introspective environment.
Nov 17 Tuesday
Come play duplicate bridge with local bridge players. This is an ACBL event. All are welcome. Call or email for more information.
Nov 18 Wednesday
Curious about GLP-1 medications? Join Heather Moon, NP at Seaworthy Functional Medicine for an informative conversation about how GLP-1s work, who they may benefit, and what to know before considering them.
After, we’ll have an hour of "Yoga-ish: Mindful Movement for Real Life" with Stephanie Dickerson.
As always, free soup and bread will be provided, and all are welcome!
Nov 21 Saturday
Maske Maiden (Sylvia Schieber) is Artist in Residence at Bunnell Arts from November 3- 29, 2026. Her accompanying exhibit opens on Friday, November 6 from 5-7pm with an artist talk at 6pm, alongside artist Rae Diamond. While in residence, she will offer workshops on meditative embroidery and mask-making.
Maske Construction and Storytelling, Saturdays, November 21 & 28, 1-4 pm. Register online, $30 - $50 sliding scale. Limit 10 participants.
Expands stitched explorations into sculptural and narrative forms. Participants will transform their textile elements into masks using fiber, found materials, and personal symbolism. Throughout the program, teaching will be responsive rather than prescriptive, prioritizing experimentation and process over a predetermined outcome. Participants will be encouraged to follow their own ideas, learn through trial and error, and approach making as a space for reflection, play, and discovery
Nov 24 Tuesday
Nov 28 Saturday
Dec 01 Tuesday
Dec 02 Wednesday
This is a safe and welcoming space to share experiences, learn from one another, and find encouragement along the journey. All are welcome: current & past patients, caregivers, family, and friends.
This series is hosted in partnership with Central Peninsula Hospital.
Please contact facilitator Kelly Marre with questions at kmarre@cpgh.org or call 907-235-0285.
Dec 08 Tuesday