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Kachemak Crane Watch: Protecting Lesser Sandhill Cranes in Homer, Alaska
Observing the Lesser Sandhill Cranes in their natural habitat is a unique experience and a great way to see Homer, Alaska. The cranes migrate to Homer, Alaska, in early May, spend the summer, and leave in September.
Winter King Kolsch: Official Brew of Homer's 30th Winter King Salmon Tournament
Grace Ridge Brewing Co., a family-based craft beer brewery in Homer, Alaska, will soon release the official beer of Homer's 30th Anniversary Winter King Salmon Tournament. Winter King Kolsch, a unique German-style beer, is about to debut. Crafted with care and precision, it offers a smooth, crisp taste that will delight your palate. The beer's distinct flavor comes from Chinook hops from the picturesque Willamette Valley in Washington.
$75,000 Gold Certificate: Grand Prize for Homer Chamber of Commerce 2024 Raffle
Homer, Alaska's no-good, slippery founder, Homer Pennock, has returned to redeem himself!. Exciting news is swirling around Homer, Alaska – Homer Pennock, the slippery founder of our town, has returned, and this time, he's brought something truly special: gold worth a staggering $75,000!
Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival: A Birdwatcher's Paradise
The Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival is scheduled for May 8 - 12, 2024. Kachemak Bay in Homer, Alaska, is like a cozy pit stop for migratory shorebirds. This bay is a hotspot for our feathered friends. It provides plenty of food to refuel them on their long journeys. Its unique ecology is recognized all over the world.
Homer Public Library Hosting Virtual Talk with National Award-Winning Author Jason Mott
The Homer Public Library is set to host a virtual talk with Jason Mott, a bestselling author. Mott will talk about his latest novel, 'Hell of a Book.' This novel explores themes of racism, police violence, and the societal impact on Black Americans. It tells the story of a Black author on a book tour, and intertwines the tales of Soot, a young Black boy, and The Kid, a character who may be imaginary.
Community Invited to 'Cold Millions Onstage' at Beluga Lake Lodge: A NEA Big Read Event
The NEA Big Read event, 'Cold Millions Onstage,' will be held at Beluga Lake Lodge. It will showcase original performances such as historical speeches and songs from labor movements. These performances, related to the Big Read book, will be directed by Kathleen Gustafson and Musical Director Tyler Munns, with community members participating.
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