• VISIT
    • Hours & Admission
    • Explore the Site
    • School & Group Tours
    • Events
      • Kids Programs
      • Tours
      • Workshops
    • Calendar
  • ABOUT
    • History & Mission
    • Staff + Board of Directors
    • Meeting Minutes & Agenda
    • Partners
      • Patrons of the Pratt Society (POPS)
    • What’s New?
      • Newsletter
      • Press Releases
      • Annual Report 2023
  • EXHIBITS
    • Current Exhibits
      • Main Gallery: Current Special Exhibit
      • Kachemak Bay: An Exploration of People & Place
      • Marine Gallery
      • Historic Harrington Homestead Cabin
    • Upcoming Exhibits
    • Past Exhibits
    • Proposals & Opportunities
  • COLLECTIONS
  • GET INVOLVED
    • Donate
    • Membership
    • Join our Team!
      • Employment
      • Volunteer
      • Internships
    • Patrons of the Pratt Society (POPS)
    • Thank You Donors
  • PRESS RELEASES
  • STORE
    • shop online

PRATT MUSEUM

established in 1968

  • ROOF SYSTEM REPLACEMENT CAMPAIGN
    • GET INVOLVED
    • FAQs
    • GIFT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Postcards from Unprecedented Times: Ongoing Project

August 14, 2020 By Vega Pratt

What stories will we tell about our present moment?

At the Pratt Museum, we are committed to collecting and sharing the stories of Kachemak Bay, from both the past and present. This year, we have faced dramatic changes to our way of life, and undoubtedly our world will continue to shift. We want to document this present moment with your voices. Postcards from Unprecedented Times is our way of helping our community preserve those stories and voices.

We started off this project with a First Friday craft night on August 7, but this is an ongoing opportunity to participate. We will be developing an online display of these postcards and letters in the coming weeks, so check back soon to see how others have experienced these unprecedented times!

How it works:

1: Write a letter You can use one of our postcard templates (available at the Museum!) or make something new. Fill it with words, stories, drawings — whatever you want to say about your experience in this moment.

2: Deliver it to the Pratt You can drop it off at the special mailbox in our Community Gallery  (look for the bright blue board in the Greetings from the Past: History in Postcards exhibit) or mail it to 3779 Bartlett St, Homer, AK 99603.

3: Become part of the archives! When we receive your letter, we’ll scan it into our digital archives — it will become part of the historical collection reflecting this moment. Check our website for updates as we develop an online catalog of these letters.

 

Filed Under: At the Pratt, General News

Don’t forget to Pick.Click.Give.!

April 7, 2020 By Vega Pratt

The deadline for PFD filing is March 31. Did you know that over 30,000 Alaskans donate funds and create positive change through the Pick.Click.Give. option every year? The Pratt Museum is a non-profit enrolled in this awesome program. Please consider us as you file for your 2020 PFD!

If you give, and your neighbor does, and another, it will add up quickly! When you make a donation from your PFD through Pick.Click.Give., you can make an impact by sharing just a little with a cause you care about. The Pratt Museum has been part of the Pick.Click.Give. program since it began in 2009. Donors may give part of their permanent fund dividend to the Pratt through the Pick.Click.Give. website, and help support the Museum’s educational programs!

The filing deadline for your Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) application is March 31, 2020. If you have already filed for your PFD, and would like to make a change to your Pick.Click.Give. donations, you may do so until August 31, 2020.

Filed Under: At the Pratt

Museum from Home!

April 7, 2020 By Vega Pratt

Looking for ways to engage with the Museum from the comfort of your own home?

  • Check out our online collections, such at the new Cartography Catalog
  • Make your own Mark on Map History by making your own annotated map for the Pratt Collections
  • Listen and Create! Interact with our special exhibit, DENALI: Artists Respond, and create your own artwork in response to music
  • Visit our Facebook and Instagram pages and share your knowledge of local history when we post #ThrowbackThursday images and other cool content!
  • Explore more ways to support the Pratt’s awesome programs

Keep checking with us here and on social media for more ways to have museum adventures!

Filed Under: At the Pratt, General News

PRATT MUSEUM CLOSED THROUGH TUESDAY, MARCH 30

March 16, 2020 By Vega Pratt

To support public efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, the Pratt Museum is closed effective Monday, March 16, through Monday, March 30.

As an organization founded by and for community, our highest priority is to protect and support community. We thank our friends, partners, visitors, members, staff and volunteers for your support as we all we all do our part to help ensure a safe and healthy environment.

We will continue to monitor this situation and to act in accordance with the recommendations of health officials and local, state and federal authorities. We will announce any changes via our regular communication channels including our website and social media.

In Homer, more information on COVID-19 may be found through the City of Homer.

More information on COVID-19 may also be found through the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Alaska Department of Health and social Services.

Filed Under: At the Pratt, General News

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • …
  • 9
  • Next Page »
  • View Pratt-Museum-63635892587’s profile on Facebook
  • View prattmuseum’s profile on Instagram
PRATT MUSEUM
3779 Bartlett Street Homer, AK 99603
907-235-8635 phone | 907-235-2764 fax


Copyright © 2025 The Homer Society of Natural History, Inc. dba Pratt Museum
ADMIN LOGIN

Copyright © 2025 · Dynamik-Gen on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in