Student presents fishing stories, researchUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks anthropology student Emilie Springer presents “Community Voices: Tales of Fish and Men…
By coincidence, common themes sometimes happen at new shows opening at Homer galleries. This month, that theme is explorations in…
It’s been almost 17 years since lower Kenai Peninsula residents spoke in informal sessions for the Alaska Communities of Memory…
Bunnell receives Allen Foundation grantFor the third year in a row, Bunnell Street Arts Center has been awarded a $10,000…
On a return visit to Homer, the U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific’s “Top Cover” is set to bring…
Lions, tigers and horses? Oh my! Last month’s opera, “Aida” is supposed to have animals from the region, elephants, giraffes,…
It began and ended with a murder of crows.Wait — I don’t mean “murder” as in killing crows, but “murder”…
Bunnell receives Allen Foundation grantFor the third year in a row, Bunnell Street Arts Center has been awarded a $10,000…
Sunshine, slush, ice, rain, snow … you name it, the 2013 Homer Winter Carnival had a little of everything. It…
Notice the red color on this page? The words “love” and “Valentine’s Day”? Consider this fair warning that today might…
National publishers have recently published two new books by Homer authors. Beacon Press of Boston published last month scientist, poet…
HCOA holds Quixotic fundraiserThe Homer Council on the Arts holds a fundraiser at 7 p.m. today at the Homer Theatre…
The title of the Pratt Museum’s new exhibit tells it all: “Encounters: Whales in Our Waters.”And by “encounter,” does the…
