established in 1968
Join us at the Pratt for Diving Deep into Discussions “3D” film series on Tuesday evenings at 7 pm! Films relevant to the Kachemak Bay region will be featured and participants are invited to discuss the topics together with our Director of Lifelong Learning Experiences. Film: "Alaskan Nets - One Town, One Dream" When: Tues. […]
Pratt Museum & Park campus enhancement planning project Join us at the Pratt this Wednesday, March 29 to contribute your thoughts about potential enhancements to our 10-acre outdoor campus. Together with a grant from the Economic Development Administration, we have the opportunity to explore options to make ADA accessible improvements to portions of our trail system, to create an outdoor […]
Join us at the Pratt for a Compelling Community Conversation to explore some of the ways that we, and other Alaskans, recognize our cultural heritage and carry it forward. Participants will be asked several open-ended questions about cultural heritage, and reflect on the responses of others in a respectful environment facilitated by our Director of […]
Explore the variety of wild edible plants available in the Kachemak Bay area in spring, plus tips for preparing and preserving your harvest.
Join us for a free opening reception of the Pratt Museum's summer 2023 special exhibit: "In a Time of Change: Boreal Forest Stories." Thursday, May 25 from 4-6 pm
Learn field sketching and recording techniques that will strengthen your observation and appreciation of the natural world.
Learn field sketching and recording techniques that will strengthen your observation and appreciation of the natural world.
Pick from a variety of wild plants and homestead favorites for your garden, like rhubarb, Swedish black currants, forget-me-nots, arnica, and more at the annual Plant Sale at the Pratt!
You're invited to meander throughout the museum's gardens and 10-acre forested campus with a guide from our garden crew for opportunities to view wildlife, listening to songbirds, and discuss the ethnobotanical and historical uses of plants that live in the Kachemak Bay region.
Learn field sketching and recording techniques that will strengthen your observation and appreciation of the natural world.