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May 2021
“The History of Kachemak Bay in 100 Objects,”
Writers, poets, artists, jewelers, creators, scientists, dreamers, and everyone in between - join us in sharing our Collection here at the Pratt with the world through your perspective. We are in the process of creating a book based upon objects within our Collection, "The History of Kachemak Bay in 100 Objects." Each writer commits to writing 250 words maximum about one object of their choice from the Pratt Museum collection. Your pieces will be published first in the Pratt newsletter…
Find out more »September 2021
Homer Drawdown Peatland Project
Homer Drawdown: Peatland Project is a community-wide collaboration to protect and restore peatlands. Peatlands are special wetlands that store a lot of carbon and play critical roles in our local ecosystems, cultures, and economies. The Pratt Museum & Park is delighted to collaborate with Homer Drawdown and Bunnell Street Arts Center to present art programs that elevate the importance of peatlands for planetary sustainability. Art for Peat includes a residency, an exhibit, and a mural opportunity. Art for Peat Artist…
Find out more »Lives Well Lived: Virtual Film Screening and Live Q&A
Join us for a screening of Lives Well Lived followed by a live Q&A with the filmmaker, Sky Bergman, in the comfort of your home!
Find out more »October 2021
First Fridays at the Pratt
Join us May through October for First Fridays at The Pratt from 4 - 6 PM. Enjoy the live music outside, weather permitting. Refreshments and light snacks provided. Explore the museum for free and get a first glance at our most current special exhibit.
Find out more »December 2021
2021 Pratt Museum Quilt Raffle: A Stunningly Beautiful Celebration of Homer’s Creative Spirit and Natural History
For over 40 years, the Kachemak Bay Quilters have produced handmade quilts for the Pratt Museum, drawing on the artistic strength of local quilters and maintaining a vital community tradition. Each year the quilters pick a theme that celebrates the region's natural history, history, and each other, creating one special quilt to be raffled in support of the museum's operations. Using the simplest of tools - a needle and thread in hand, and beautiful fabric - together they create a…
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