Homer man shares his passion for turning wood into functional and beautiful works of art
Seth Kantner’s “Swallowed by the Great Land” shows a reverence for his community
The double feature, despite or perhaps because of how silly it is, totally worked
Triumvirate Theatre Youth Camp to stage “Aristocats”
In preparation of Nolan’s latest cinematic feat, “Oppenheimer,” some friends and I have been rewatching past films
Connie Brannock’s Tiny House of Funk and Wasabi Black bring energy to Soldotna stage
I don’t know much about basketball. I know less about Nike, and, to me, Jordan is mostly just the guy from “Space Jam.”
On Wednesdays and Thursdays, an animated children’s film and a “Harry Potter” film will be played at 10 a.m.
Connie Brannock’s Tiny House of Funk seeks to “extend joy through music” at Soldotna Creek Park
“The Wanderer: An Alaska Wolf’s Final Journey,” is the latest book from Alaska writer and photographer Tom Walker
In ‘The Lion King,’ a familiar story sets the stage for local actors to seek new challenges
It’s unlike anything else in theaters. It shouldn’t be missed.
‘A Thousand Cabbages and other poems’ sweeps across time and distance in Mullen’s second outing
“Binded,” a new poetry anthology by Alaska author, confronts nonbinary, rural existence
Salmonfest headliners include Old Crow Medicine Show, Sierra Ferrell, Leftover Salmon, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Jackie Venson, The Burroughs and the High Hawks
The series kicks off June 7 at 6 p.m.
“The Little Mermaid” is in many ways indistinguishable from the version that debuted in 1989
Richard Proenneke first visited Twin Lakes, located in the park on the west side of Cook Inlet, in 1962
The event will be held at Kachemak Bay Campus with readings at other venues in Homer
The end-of-year showcase will include a vendor fair with a “block party” feel
