Community Calendar

Dahlias, Dahlias, Dahlias - Friends Amber Katzenberger and Dawn Merritt (of Genevieve’s Flowers) from the Soldotna and Kenai area, will be presenting their local knowledge on growing Dahlia flowers in Alaska to the Homer Garden Club March 15, 2026.
Join us to learn more about buying the plants or tubers and growing, propagating and storing them for the winter.
These spectacular flowers and the photos presented will inspire you with their show stopping beauty.

Join KBFPC Teen Health for a very special edition of our monthly parent meetup: Birds, Bees and Beyond! This month we’ll dive into a new workbook on body literacy for ages 7-12, “My One-Of-A-Kind Body: The Ultimate Guide for Caring for Me!” by Dr. Whitney Casares. We’ll learn how to use this tool to teach your kid about their amazing body. First 10 attendees receive a free copy!

As always this event is FREE and dinner is provided!

every Tuesday in March | 10:30am | no cost | age 3-10
Storytime is a weekly event! Join us to read a story with a Pratt Museum Staff member, tour the galleries, and participate in an activity or craft.
Questions? CONTACT the Museum’s Education Staff – education@prattmuseum.org

A FREE offering from the KBFPC Teen Health team! Once a week Life Lab after school for 5th & 6th grade empowers students with information about their changing bodies. Utilizing the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District-approved curriculum “The Great Body Shop” students will participate in activities, art projects, and discussions about puberty, emotions, and more! Drop ins welcome, learn more and sign up at: https://kbfpc-teenhealth.org/life-lab/

Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic Presents a FREE community viewing of "The (M) Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause" This film explores the hidden impact of menopause on women's lives. With evidence-based information, the film empowers women to make informed health decisions and aims to remove the stigma surrounding menopause and aging.

Directed by Coby Atlas and produced by Tamsen Fadal, Joanne Lamarca Mathisen, and Denise Pines.

Following the film attendees are invited to participate in a Q&A with KBFPC Providers to dive further into the film and all things menopause.

Admission is free, tickets can be reserved at: https://porcupinetheater.com/

Movie starts at 6:00 PM

Join us for a night of connection, visibility, and support around an overlooked shared experience!

Join us at the Museum to hear all about the upcoming Community Environmental Land Art Installation in Homer on the Pratt Museum’s Trails. Who is the lead artist? Rebecca Carlton, a fact engendered transdisciplinary environmental and social sculpture artist and a resident of Door County, Wisconsin. You can see her work here.

Thursday, March 19 | 6:00PM

QUESTIONS? Contact Sharlene Cline at 907-299-7664 or clinehomer@gmail.com.

You can also visit https://climateartists.net/sacredness-of-place/ to learn more!

A FREE one day workshop for teens to gain foundational, age-appropriate healthy relationships! Sessions will use the district-approved curriculum. Participants will receive a gift card to a local business. Lunch and snacks provided.

Learn more and sign up here: https://kbfpc-teenhealth.org/saturday-healthy-relationships-workshops/

every Tuesday in March | 10:30am | no cost | age 3-10
Storytime is a weekly event! Join us to read a story with a Pratt Museum Staff member, tour the galleries, and participate in an activity or craft.
Questions? CONTACT the Museum’s Education Staff – education@prattmuseum.org

A FREE offering from the KBFPC Teen Health team! Once a week Life Lab after school for 5th & 6th grade empowers students with information about their changing bodies. Utilizing the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District-approved curriculum “The Great Body Shop” students will participate in activities, art projects, and discussions about puberty, emotions, and more! Drop ins welcome, learn more and sign up at: https://kbfpc-teenhealth.org/life-lab/

Join Haven House Prevention Coordinators Jessie Felice and Marcee Grey for an interactive community training on Green Dot, the nationally-recognized bystander intervention program that empowers everyday people to help prevent power-based violence (including domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking). Participants will learn practical, real-life strategies for safely stepping in when they notice concerning behavior, using the Green Dot “3 D’s”: Direct, Distract, and Delegate. This training focuses on building confidence and community norms that support safety, respect, and accountability—because no one has to do everything, but everyone can do something.

After, we’ll have an hour of partner yoga led by Joolee Aurond. As always, free soup and bread will be provided, and all are welcome!