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The Pratt Museum and Park is hosting an exhibit in collaboration with the World Arts Festival in Homer, AK. The exhibit is opening September 2 at our First Friday in the downstairs gallery. The exhibit is entitled Universal Connections: Bringing Us Together and is a mix of photographs from around the world curated by Sarah Borgen. It is a collaborative exhibit showcasing artwork from local artists.
Lawn games, food, and free admission. Friday, September 2, 4-6 pm. Come see our special exhibit Protection: Adaptation and Resistance Protection: Adaptation and Resistance explores how a new cohort of Alaska Indigenous artists embrace customary artforms and modern technology to create innovative new platforms for sharing, storytelling; reconnecting with ancestral knowledge; and strengthening relationships to land and […]
Botanical Garden, Homestead Garden and Forest Trails Tours: Thursdays and Saturdays at 11am and 4pm.
Departing from the Salty Dawg Saloon on the Homer Spit, join Pratt Museum Board Member, Linda Rowell, for this walking tour along the historic Homer Harbor Docks. Learn about the boats, fishing, and some of the characters that shaped Homer’s vibrant maritime history.
Botanical Garden, Homestead Garden and Forest Trails Tours: Thursdays and Saturdays at 11am and 4pm.
This intimate fundraiser is limited to 30 audience members. It includes the magical and seductive violin music of Italy's Luca Ciarla from Italy, and vibrant quirky jazz piano melodies of New York born Jeffrey Lee Mills now residing in France. Meeting the musicians is part of this event. In addition to the extraordinary entertainment of […]
This exhibition honors salmon as a resource that has nourished our communities physically and spiritually for thousands of years.
Coastal Alaska serves as feeding grounds for a population of 10,000 humpback whales that breed in Hawaii during the winter. Did you know these amazing marine mammals are facing current and future ecological challenges? Dr. Sharpe and Mr. O’Brien have worked together for the past decade, investigating the North Pacific population of humpback whales
he second event in the series "Connecting Cultures Across the Pacific" will be presented on Thursday, November 3rd at the Pratt Museum and Park. The presentation will be given by by Olga Von Ziegesar and Shelley Gill from Winged Whale Research group.
Come join us for our November First Friday featuring the exhibit in the community gallery, Salmon Culture: Kachemak Bay Connections.