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ALASKA WORLD ARTS FESTIVAL
HOMER, ALASKA
September 6—19, 2019
A 2-Week Celebration of Worldwide Arts
100 Events in 50 Venues AlaskaWorldArts.org
ALASKA WORLD
ARTS FESTIVAL
PRESENTS
IN HOMER, ALASKA
JAZZ IN JULY
July 22 @ 8pm
Alice’s Champagne Palace
A FUNDRAISING EVENT FOR THE ALASKA WORLD ARTS FESTIVAL
FEATURING
THE NORTH ATLANTIC
JAZZ ALLIANCE
with Marshall Hawkins, Paul Kreibich,
Markus Berger, Jan von Klewitz,
James Linahon
...who have worked in the company of
Miles Davis, Ray Charles, Woody Herman,
Anita O’Day, Herbie Hancock, Joe Pass,
Rosemary Clooney, Frank Sinatra,
Bill Evans and Carmen McRae
Buy Tickets Online
$35 Advance / $40 At Door
AlaskaWorldArts.org
Welcome to Homer
A Stunning Backdrop for the Alaska World Arts Festival
Art is our greatest means of expression and helps us to understand each other’s
history, traditions and values. It honors the differences between cultures, and
at the same time allows us to put aside our differences to learn from each
other, work together creatively, and share our dreams. Art is a potentially
metamorphosing treasure and an asset to all of humanity that brings us
together as a world community. Welcome to Homer, where we all speak the
common language of arts.
SALLY OBERSTEIN, DIRECTOR/PRODUCER
THE ALASKA WORLD ARTS FESTIVAL
Welcome to Homer, Alaska, USA, world- Celebrate the inaugural Alaska World
famous for peonies, fishing, and the Arts Festival with us in Homer—
arts—recognized by Coastal Living Alaska’s Cosmic Hamlet by the Sea. We
Magazine as one of America’s happiest have a diverse economy of mariners,
seaside towns. I’m proud to be tradespeople, and artists, supporting
associated with a place of unsurpassed a small and growing community. We
beauty and so many talented and civic- invite you to enjoy the arts, fine dining,
minded residents. Whether you’re a local, an Alaskan, or seaside accommodations, and the stunning beauty of our
visiting from afar, we’re happy you’re here and hope you’ll Kachemak Bay—all of which create memories to last a
enjoy the Festival and the best of our small town. lifetime.
KEN CASTNER, MAYOR DEBBIE SPEAKMAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
HOMER, ALASKA HOMER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & VISITOR CENTER
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Festival Staff Carbon Offsets
Inspiration: Mary Langham The Alaska World Arts Festival cares
Director/Producer: Sally Oberstein about climate change. Please join us
Finances: Linda Gorman in our effort to invest in projects that
Assistant Director/Producer: Barb Seaman will help mitigate the impact of our
Admin. Assistant & Volunteer Coordinator: Pam Van Hoozer participants’ air travel to and from
Events Coordinator: Sally Oberstein Alaska. Purchase carbon offsets at
Live at Lunch: Cindy Brinkerhoff AlaskaWorldArts.org.
Treasures Fine Art Show: Susan Pacillo
Craftmasters Arts & Crafts Fair: Susan Pacillo
Artist Housing: Chris Laing
Workshops Organizer: Kiirsten Styvar
Marketing/Social Media Manager: Chris Mann
Fringe Theater: Pier One Theatre
Gallery Openings: Karin Marks
Our Sponsors
World Arts Welcome Gala: Homer Chamber of Commerce
Alaska Marketing Consultants: John Woodbury,
Homer Chamber of Commerce, Terrilynn Dale
International Marketing Consultant: Jill Frechtman , MASTERPIECE
Chris Mann, Terrilynn Dale Land’s End Resort
Advertising & Festival Guide: Sally Oberstein KBBI Homer Public Radio
Program Coordinator: Christina Whiting Homer Chamber of Commerce
Feature Event Producers: Jim Stearns/Salmonfest,
Ken Castner/Homer Nutcracker Productions, KBBI Public Radio
Sponsorship and Development: Linda Gorman,
ART LOVER
Barb Seaman, Sally Oberstein
North Wind Home Collection
Writers/Readings Coordinator: Nancy Lord
Jay-Brant General Contractors, LLC
Festival Guide Editor: Linda Manning
Grant Writer: Barb Seaman ENTHUSIAST
Logistics: Linda Manning Homer Art & Frame Co. Dr. Brent Adcox
FisherPoets: Nancy Lord, Steve Schoonmaker, Jon Broderick Homer Dental Clinic Salmon Sisters
Theater Performances Coordinator: Pier One Theatre Ann and John Anderson Homer Theatre
Press Agent: Sally Oberstein SPARC (South Peninsula Athletic & Recreation Center)
Poster Distribution: Holly Ambrose (Homer),
Suzette Mashburn (Anchorage) ADVOCATE
Production Consultant: Ken Castner Kathleen Dose Koehl Luana Stovel
Native Arts Coordinator: Sara Jackinsky Linda Eisenberg Don Devoe
Burning Basket: Mavis Muller Pioneer Land Co., LLC Jessie Dabney
Family Cultural Show Coordinator: Cathy Stingley Homer Electric Association Heather Tonga
Festival Photographers: Chris Mann, Tim Steinberg,
Lisa Linegar, Fiona Linegar
Art in Plain View (2020): Cindy Brinkerhoff
Website and Festival Guide Design: Debi Bodett
Pottery Exposé and Studios Tours: Cynthia Morelli
Homer Documentary Film Festival: Jamie and Lyn Sutton,
Homer Theatre
Artists’ Transportation: Pat McNary and Brian Bergey
Other Festival Volunteers: Lilia Delgado, Linda Manning,
Shelley Rainwater, Michael McKinney, Bobby Copeland
McKinney, Dharti Patel, Kathleen Dose Koehl, Suzette
Mashburn, Patrice Krant
Alaska World Arts is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
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Friday, September 6
4-7 PM Ptarmigan Arts - Take Your Best Shot
Featuring photographs taken by local residents using
mobile devices. We’ve all been in the “right place at the
ART GALLERY OPENINGS right time” without a camera and pull out our phone or
tablet to take that perfect shot. Get a glimpse into local
life through this collection of photos.
FREE
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
Marine Debris Art Exhibit
View large-scale sculptures constructed from local
marine debris by Homer youth and adults.
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
Headquarters Building, 708 Smokey Bay Way
FREE
Painting by Gail Priday
Pratt Museum - All Alaska Biennial
A traveling exhibition celebrating the contemporary work
of Alaskan artists. This series of juried exhibitions began
more than 30 years ago to encourage the creation of
new works by Alaska artists in all media curated by the
Anchorage Museum and funded in part by a grant from
the Alaska State Council on the Arts and the National
Endowment for the Arts.
FREE
Art Shop Gallery - Cultural Threads: Alaska Native Dolls
Heidi Catlett presents a collection of dolls from different
parts of Alaska. Painting by Marian Beck
FREE
Kachemak Bay Campus - Kenai Peninsula College
Homer Council on the Arts - Artforms Around the World Paintings by Marian Beck
Council on the Arts will be showcasing art from many Halibut Cove artist Marian Beck shows her most recent
countries and diverse cultures gathered from private work expressing the world as she sees it - lively, beautiful,
collections in the Southern Kenai Peninsula. colorful, and Alaskan.
FREE FREE
Jars of Clay Pottery featuring functional and decorative, Grace Ridge Brewing - Where the Land Meets the Sea
gas and high-fired pottery by Ruby Haigh, plus wreaths A collaborative show with artists Britni Siekaniec and
of local roots, shells and pottery. Jen DePesa, featuring oil, acrylic, watercolor and mixed-
FREE media paintings, including the use of salt harvested from
Kachemak Bay by the Alaska Salt Co. These paintings
Fireweed Gallery - Abundance capture the power of the sea and the grandeur of Alaska’s
Mother and daughter Debora Deal and Heather Taushek mountain ranges. A portion of sales will be donated to
exhibit paintings on canvas, glass and other media. the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies.
FREE FREE
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Friday, September 6
4-7 PM - ART GALLERY OPENINGS 8-10 PM
Bunnell Street Arts Center Two Short Live Theatre Productions
Solo Exhibit, Sonya Kelliher-Combs
Through the use of synthetic, organic, traditional and 1. Picasso at the Lapin Agile - by Steve Martin
modern materials and techniques, Kelliher-Combs Directed by Jennifer Norton and Tom Custer.
builds upon the traditions of her people, the Inupiaq This long-running Off-Broadway absurdist comedy places
and Athabascan. Growing up in Nome, Alaska, she spent Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso in a Parisian cafe in
summers at the family’s camp where they worked, hunted 1904, just before the renowned scientist transformed
and gathered food and supplies for the winter. It was physics with his theory of relativity and the celebrated
there she learned to listen, listened to learn from family, painter set the art world afire with cubism. Martin plays
community members and nature. Through observation fast and loose with fact, fame, and fortune as these
and the practice of time-honored traditions - skin sewing, two geniuses muse on the century’s achievements and
beading, and food preparation – she realized her role as prospects, as well as other fanciful topics, with infectious
Woman, Daughter, Sister, Wife and Artist. The intimacy dizziness.
of traditional women’s work has allowed her to examine
the connections between Western and Indigenous 2. Breaking the Ice - by Kieran Lynn
cultures. She is inspired by the relationship of her Directed by Ken Landfield
ancestors to their environment - how they used skin, fur Frank Montgomery is the Chief Scientific Advisor to the
and membrane in material culture. Kelliher-Combs work Arctic Council. He’s in Alaska to give a speech that will
examines identity and the subjects of her work include tilt the scales. The only problem is he has spilled yogurt
history, family and culture. on his suit, left his speech behind, and been kidnapped
FREE by militant activists. Can he make it back to the podium
before it’s too late?
5:30-7 PM One Ticket for Both Shows
Pier One Theatre (Show details @ PierOneTheatre.org)
Adult Jazz Dance Workshop - with Jocelyn Shiro $20/Discounts for Raven’s Club Members and Youth
Explore musical genres from lyrical to Latin to pop, TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
with warm up, pop, stretch and core strengthening,
intermediate level jazz dance technique and 8 PM
choreography.
Harbor School of Music & Dance Jazz at Bunnell Street Arts Center - with Jeffrey Lee Mills
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2 Mills is a NY-born jazz pianist/composer based in Berlin,
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in Germany. A baby-boomer raised on Wonder® bread, he
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE was an Eagle Scout, played piano and trumpet, and was
influenced by the Brady Bunch, The Beatles and Zappa.
He studied in NYC under Ken McIntyr. His influences are
Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, Bob Marley,
Zoe Zawinul, Wayne Shorter, and Keith Jarrett. He has
toured Europe with the international musical clown
theater, “Three Wheel Circus”; comedian Gary Edwards
at improv theater “Mister Monkey Music School” and
“Baby Boomers Beatles en Vogue”. Mill’s performances
creatively rocks, jazz and grooves. His latest project is
called Beatle Jazz. His originals and arrangements engage
the audience on a journey of surprises.
Sponsored by Bunnell Street Arts Center
and the Alaska World Arts Festival
$15 in advance / $20 at the door
Jeffrey Lee Mills TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
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Friday, September 6
9 PM 10 PM
Alibi Bar & Cafe - Live Music with the KP Brass Band Justin Cole’s Down East Saloon
KP Brass Band brings that NOLA flavor to Alaska. Dance Film - Outdoor 16mm projection of Fritz Lang’s
the night away to the sounds of Soul Rebels, Hot 8, Metropolis - 1927 (1 hour 20 minutes.)
Youngblood Brass and Lucky Chops, and the traditional Live Music Accompaniment
Mardi Gras sounds of Rebirth and Olympia Brass. by John Cottingham and friends
FREE Metropolis is a stylized, visually stunning, melodramatic
silent film set in the dystopic, 21st century city of
Kharacters Alaskan Bar - Live Music Metropolis - a dialectical treatise on man vs. machine and
FREE class struggle. Sponsored by Down East Saloon, Alaska
Moving Image Preservation Association, Michael Walsh
Alice’s Champagne Palace - Live Music and the Alaska World Arts Festival.
Sets by featured Festival artists including Australia Tom 3125 East End Road
Carty, Anchorage singer/songwriter/circus performer $5 cover at the door
Fiona Rose, and Homer’s talented Robert Toner.
FREE
Saturday, September 7
9:30-10:45 AM 11 AM-12:30 PM
Youth Contemporary Jazz Dance Workshop Adult Jazz Dance Workshop - with Jocelyn Shiro
with Jocelyn Shiro Explore musical genres from lyrical to Latin to pop,
Dancer core strengthening followed by jazz technique with warm up, pop, stretch and core strengthening,
floor crossings, and choreography. Experience intermediate level jazz dance technique and
recommended. choreography.
Ages 12 to 15 Harbor School of Music & Dance
Harbor School of Music & Dance 3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2 $75/5 classes or $20 drop-in
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
12 NOON-4 PM
10 AM-4 PM
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
Jars of Clay Pottery Studio Marine Debris Art Workshop
Raku Fire your own pot. Glaze a piece of your own Use plastic items commonly found on beaches around
pottery or a purchased piece and watch it be magically the world to help create a two-dimensional sculpture.
transformed in 30 minutes with raku. Work with marine debris educator Henry Reiske. You may
3675 Main Street (off Pioneer Avenue) also drop in to work independently Monday - Friday, 9
FREE am-5 pm.
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
11-12 NOON Headquarters Building, 708 Smokey Bay Way
FREE
World Playground Music Program
A fun-filled interactive outdoor live music experience for
kids and parents, with special guest Tom Carty.
Bishop’s Beach Pavilion
FREE
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Saturday, September 7
12 NOON-4 PM 12 NOON-4 PM
POTTERY EXPOSÉ ART GALLERY OPENINGS
Homer Clayworks - Demos on the Deck The Shop | Kachemak Bay Art Space
With artists Ahna Iredale, Cynthia Morelli, and Lisa Wood Open call Exhibition Homerites.
4306 Homer Spit Road Curated by local artists Austin Parkhill
FREE and Mandy Bernard
60388 Bear Creek Court
Paul Dungan and Dave Kaufmann Studio FREE
Pottery demonstrations and light refreshments
57725 Icy Bay Drive (907) 299-8557 Station Twelve
FREE Dan Coe and Suzanne Radcliff
Station Twelve is a unique event center nestled on top
Jeff Szarzi Pottery Studio of Baycrest. Here you will find the art of Dan Coe and
Demonstration Suzanne Radcliff highlighted by this former Ranger
34750 Greentree Circle (907) 235-9713 Station’s expansive views, now a sanctuary for artists and
FREE art lovers to connect and find inspiration from Alaska’s
vastness.
12 NOON-4 PM 3751 Sterling Highway
FREE
ART GALLERY OPENINGS Exotic Eye Tattoo
Animal Visions
Inua - The Spirit of Alaska
Featuring owner RachelG’s animal eyes visionary art
Meet the Artists of Bering Sea Designs
with other resident tattoo artists works of art. RachelG’s
Come see their jewelry and learn how their creations are
artwork is inspired by the way animals perceive this
made from ancient mammoth tooth, mammoth tusk
world. Come witness the window into the animal’s
and fossilized walrus tusk. Designers Catrin and Tisha
visions.
Lovett transform materials of the past into traditional and
Located on the Homer Spit
contemporary pieces of Wearable Art.
FREE
4287 Homer Spit Road
FREE
Diamond Ridge Art Studio
Watercolor Painting Exhibit and Demonstration
The Dean Gallery
Specializing in fine art by local artists and unique gifts
Origins - 36 years of Commission Proposal Drawings
from Alaska including photography, pottery, native
An exhibition of proposal drawings by Jeff Dean from
Alaskan carvings, jewelry, and wearable art.
over 36 years of commission work. Finished sketches,
Located on the Homer Spit
along with stages in their evolution, will be juxtaposed
FREE
with images of the finished artworks. This gallery also
features works by Ranja, Jeff, and M’fanwy Dean,
Sea Lion Fine Art Gallery
including large focal point artworks in engraved and
An Across Time Exhibition of Alaskan Art Featuring Women
heat-tinted steel, bronze and wood sculptures, carved
From Native basketry, dolls and weaving to modern
wood panels, and specialty prints on wood, metal and
day wall art, jewelry and statuary, come celebrate the
paper. This unique gallery, with its freestanding, timber
influences of our great State and the Women who are
frame walls, will give you a little taste of what people see
inspired.
on a Dean Family Farm and Art Studio tour.
Located on the Homer Spit
The Dean Family Farm and Art Studios
FREE
40374 Waterman Road (5 miles out East End Road)
(907) 299-4124
FREE
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Saturday, September 7
1-3 PM
Live Music at Homer Farmers Market
With New Zealand storyteller/singer/songwriter Roger
Lusby and Anchorage singer/songwriter/circus performer
Fiona Rose.
FREE
4 PM
Fab Four The Ultimate Tribute to The Beatles
HHS Mariner Theater. TheFabFour.com
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
5-7 PM
Music Jam at Grace Ridge Brewing
Bring your instruments and jam or simply enjoy a beer!
FREE
September 7, 4 & 8 PM
5:30-9 PM The Emmy Award-Winning Fab Four is elevated
far above every other Beatles Tribute due to their
AJ’s OldTown Steakhouse & Tavern - Live Music precise attention to detail. With uncanny, note-
Sunrise Kilcher Sjoeberg plays piano in dining room. for-note live renditions of Beatles classics such as
FREE “Can’t Buy Me Love”, “Yesterday”, “A Day In The Life”,
“Twist And Shout”, “Here Comes The Sun”, and “Hey
8 PM Jude”, the Fab Four will make your feel as if you’re
watching the real thing.
Fab Four The Ultimate Tribute to The Beatles
HHS Mariner Theater. TheFabFour.com
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
9 PM
Improv Comedy Troupe - Scared Scriptless
Bringing theater and comedy together in energetic and libi Bar & Cafe - Live Music with the KP Brass Band
A
fast-paced games in the style of “Whose line is it anyway?” The 49th State First Brass Band is bringing that NOLA
since the year 2000. Their shows develop live, based on flavor to Alaska. Come dance the night away to the
audience suggestions the troupe will improvise with. sounds of Soul Rebels, Hot 8, Youngblood Brass and
Anchorage-based, Scared Scriptless will present two Lucky Chops and the traditional Mardi Gras sounds of
acts; audience suggestions to tell true-story monologues, Rebirth and Olympia Brass.
and a rapid-fire, short-form style they’re known for! FREE
For more information visit PierOneTheatre.org
Pier One Theatre On the Homer Spit Kharacters Alaskan Bar - Live Music TBA
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE FREE
J ustin Cole’s Down East Saloon - Live Music TBA
FREE
Alice’s Champagne Palace - Live Music TBA
FREE
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Sunday, September 8
9:30-10:45 AM
Youth Contemporary Jazz Dance Workshop
with Jocelyn Shiro
Dancer core strengthening followed by jazz technique
floor crossings, and choreography. Experience
recommended.
Ages 12 to 15
Harbor School of Music & Dance
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
10 AM-2 PM
The Shop | Kachemak Bay Art Space
Natural Dyes Workshop
Learn how to extract color from local flora in the 12 NOON-4 PM
Kachemak Bay area. Learn the basics of dyeing fiber and
mark making with natural dyes. Take home a beautiful silk POTTERY EXPOSÉ
scarf and swatch samples!
Materials included. Bring a lunch or snack. Cynthia Morelli Studio/Back Porch Sculpture and
60388 Bear Creek Court Drawing Gallery - Wood-Fire Kiln Tour
$100/person 60159 Lookout Ridge Avenue (1 mi Ohlson Mt Rd)
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE (907) 235-2846
FREE
11 AM-12 NOON
Ahna Iredale Rare Bird Pottery
World Playground Music Program 2015 Bayridge Road
A fun-filled interactive outdoor live music experience for (907) 235-7687
kids and parents, with special guest Tom Carty. FREE
Bishop’s Beach Pavilion
FREE Paul Dungan and Dave Kaufmann Studio
Demonstrations and light refreshments.
57725 Icy Bay Drive
11 AM-12:30 PM (907) 299-8557
FREE
Adult Jazz Dance Workshop - with Jocelyn Shiro
Explore musical genres from lyrical to Latin to pop, Jars of Clay Pottery Studio
with warm up, pop, stretch and core strengthening, Raku Firing Demo
intermediate level jazz dance technique and 3857 Main Street
choreography. FREE
Harbor School of Music & Dance
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2 Jeff Szarzi Pottery Studio
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in Demonstration
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE 4750 Greentree Circle
(907) 235-9713
FREE
POTTERY EXPOSÉ maps available at HomerPotters.com
8 2019 Alaska World Arts FestivalSunday, September 8
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 1 by Mavis Muller Tom Bodett, author and humorist, at the Mariner Theater
12 NOON-8 PM 7 PM
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 1 Tom Bodett at the Mariner Theater
Join in the experience of creating a large, outdoor True Stories About Home
sculpture of an intricately woven basket using locally Returning to the Mariner Auditorium stage, where he
gathered natural materials—site-specific, community launched his storytelling career over 30 years ago, former
interactive, impermanent art with renowned installation Homeroid, Tom Bodett hosts an evening of storytelling
artist Mavis Muller, who has lead over 40 community on the theme of Home, with special guests from National
basket burning enactments worldwide. Drop by when Public Radio.
you can and help with the construction. No experience
necessary. All hands welcome! “Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they
For more information, call (907) 299-1478 have to take you in,” according to the Bard of Vermont,
or visit Facebook.com/BurningBasketProject Robert Frost. After living 16 years in Vermont, Bodett
Mariner Park on the Homer Spit hopes Homer will take him in even if they don’t have
FREE to. He brings with him from the Lower 48, Moth star
and story coach Peter Aguero who will also direct the
2-3 PM event. Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! producer and creator
of the Everything Is Alive podcast, Ian Chillag also joins
Photography Workshop Bodett, along with Dameon Wilburn from Detroit and
Award-winning photographer Amy Gulick Alaska Native Daughter Marjorie Tahbone.
From Snapshot to WOW Shot: Learn how to improve
your photography skills from an award-winning nature HHS Mariner Theater
photographer. Sponsored by SalmonState. TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
Islands & Ocean Visitor’s Center
FREE
YOUR STAY
4-6 PM
Homer—where the land meets the sea in most
World Arts Welcome Gala directions and there’s never a shortage of
Hosted by Homer Chamber of Commerce spectacular vistas of mountains, glaciers, ocean,
Homer Chamber of Commerce harbor, forest or quirky architecture.
201 Sterling Highway
FREE
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4-6 PM
Beer Park Music Jam - Homer Brewing Company
Bring your instruments and join in the fun.
FREE
5-6:30 PM
Improv Theatre Workshop - Monday thru Friday
Fresh Produce, Homer‘s performing and teaching
improv theatre troupe (since 1985) is offering a 5-day
workshop for anyone interested in learning and
practicing basic improvisational theatre skills. The
only requirements are a willingness to laugh and an
openness to playfulness. No experience necessary. Expect
collaborative play, learning, and fun. Contact PeggyEllen
at (907) 399-7473 or Martty at (509) 294-0451 for more
information or to sign up. Limited to 15 participants.
Ages 14 through 100
The Art Barn (behind 1060 East End Road)
singer/songwriter Tom Carty FREE
12 NOON-1 PM
Live-at-Lunch - Cosmic Kitchen
Join Australian singer/songwriter Tom Carty for a lunch-
hour acoustic guitar performance.
FREE
12 NOON-8 PM
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 2
Radiate - Basket of Remembrance and Unburdening
An onsite, community interactive workshop, with
renowned installation artist Mavis Muller. Drop by when
you can and help with the construction. No experience
necessary.
Mariner Park on the Homer Spit
FREE
1-4 PM
Youth Showcase Spectacle
The Shop | Kachemak Bay Art Space 7-9 PM
Egg Tempera Workshop
What is egg tempera? Join Lorri Davis to explore the Youth Showcase Spectacle
materials and techniques of egg tempera and create your Enjoy an evening of music, dance, readings, theater and
own painting. Materials included. wit as some of Homer’s young superstar entertainers take
Ages 15 and up the stage.
$70/person Alice’s Champagne Palace
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE FREE
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12 NOON-1 PM
Live-at-Lunch - Two Sisters Bakery
Join Neck & Neck with Frank DeLapp and Mike Patch for
a lunch-hour musical performance.
FREE
Amy Gulick, Photographer
7-8:30 PM
Photography Slideshow
The Salmon Way: An Alaska State of Mind
Amy Gulick is an award-winning nature photographer
and writer. She will present a slideshow of images from
her new book and share her experiences exploring,
documenting, and celebrating the relationships between
Alaskans and salmon. Her images and stories have been
featured in Outdoor Photographer, National Wildlife,
Audubon, Sierra, and other publications. Her books are
Salmon in the Trees: Life in Alaska’s Tongass Rainforest and
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 3 by Mavis Muller
the new The Salmon Way: An Alaska State of Mind.
12 NOON-8 PM AmyGulick.com
Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 3 FREE
Radiate - Basket of Remembrance and Unburdening
An onsite, community interactive workshop, with 8-10 PM
renowned installation artist Mavis Muller. Drop by when
you can and help with the construction. No experience Performance Piece - The “of relation” works
necessary. by Enzina Marrari
Mariner Park on the Homer Spit A one-night showing of a modified version of the
FREE performance “of relation,” originally held at the 4th
Avenue Market Place in Anchorage, Alaska. “of relation” is
a progressive performance presenting the experience
YOUR STAY of relationship through three vignettes; the relationship
to the self, to the other(familial), and to the partner
(romantic). The performance features movement,
Homer—Susan Haynes describes in Coastal Living,
wearable and fiber art, dance, large scale installation, and
“The town greets you like a giant pop-up card:
sound. Tickets are limited due to the size and intimacy of
forbidding mountains, alpine glaciers, dense
the work.
evergreen forests, a fast-moving sea, the 4½-mile-
The Shop / Kachemak Bay Art Space
long sand spit, and a thriving community.”
$25/person
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
AlaskaWorldArtsFestival.org 11Wednesday, September 11
12 NOON-1 PM
Live-at-Lunch - K Bay Caffé
Join Homer musicians Frank DeLapp and Mike Patch in
Neck & Neck for a lunch hour performance.
FREE
12 NOON-8 PM
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 4
Radiate - Basket of Remembrance and Unburdening
An onsite, community interactive workshop, with
renowned installation artist Mavis Muller. Drop by when
you can and help with the construction. No experience
necessary.
Mariner Park on the Homer Spit
FREE
QUIXOTIC Cirque Nouveau
7 PM
QUIXOTIC Cirque Nouveau - Performance Art
A collective that fuses imagination with technology,
dance, projection, and live music to create fully-
immersive, multi-sensory experiences, branded by the
New York Times as an “innovative circus performance.”
Men’s Journal declared them “one of the best
contemporary [cirque] acts.”
HHS Mariner Theater
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
Ka Pa Hula o Ka Lei Lehua Hawaiian Hula Dancers
9 PM
7-9 PM Theater Fringe Festival
A collection of new, comedic plays and writings, 1 to 10
Hula Dance Workshop minutes each, performed by local actors and audience
Ka Pa Hula o Ka Lei Lehua Hawaiian Hula Dancers volunteers. You’re invited to submit performance pieces.
Homer United Methodist Church (downstairs) Alice’s Champagne Palace
$10/person or FREE (with Festival Member Badge) $10 suggested donation at the door
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE FREE (with Festival Member Badge)
12 2019 Alaska World Arts FestivalThursday, September 12
12 NOON-1 PM 6:30-9 PM
Live-at-Lunch - Alice’s Champagne Palace Groove It - Music Improv Workshop
Join traditional Turkish musicians North Sun for a lunch- with visiting keyboard/composer Jeffrey Lee Mills
hour performance. Explore and enhance your musical prowess with Jeffrey,
FREE from Berlin, Germany. Free yourself creatively from
written notes and connect with your musical inner
12 NOON-8 PM voice. Surf on rock, jazz, blues, funk, reggae or classic
grooves. Basic music fundamentals on one’s instrument is
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 5 required. All instruments welcome.
Radiate - Basket of Remembrance and Unburdening Homer Council on the Arts
An onsite, community interactive workshop, with $35/person
renowned installation artist Mavis Muller. Drop by when TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
you can and help with the construction. No experience
necessary. 7-9 PM
Mariner Park on the Homer Spit
FREE An evening of Art Trivia - Alice’s Champagne Palace
FREE
7-9 PM
Salty Dawg Saloon
Shanties Sing Along with the Rubber Bootleggers at the
Salty Dawg Saloon on the Homer Spit. Join local singers
honoring this quaint fishing village at the end of the road,
for an informal evening of songs about the sea.
FREE
Marimba Players Workshop
African Drummers lead a workshop for Marimba players.
Must have your own instrument.
The nine best, most entertaining and provocative Homer United Methodist Church (downstairs)
documentaries in the world for 2019. $20/person
Come see the best documentaries films in the world.
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
HomerDocFest.com
9 PM
6-10:30 PM Justin Cole’s Down East Saloon
John Cottingham plays live music.
Gala Opening Event - Homer Documentary Film Festival 3125 East End Road
The Red Carpet is out! Enjoy reindeer sausage and the FREE
full, real Alaskan BBQ, a preview of the week-long Festival
Films and a showing of the premier movie; Free with the
purchase of a Doc Fest Pass. Movie showtimes September
13-19 are 2, 4, 6, and 8 pm. Film description, trailers, and
schedule can be found online at HomerDocFest.com.
Docfest Passes available for advance purchase at the
theater box office and The Homer Bookstore. Individual
tickets available at the door.
Homer Theater
AlaskaWorldArtsFestival.org 13Friday, September 13
12 NOON-1 PM 5-7 PM
Live-at-Lunch - Land’s End Resort Art Demonstrations
Join NY-born jazz pianist/composer based in Berlin, In alignment with the variety of media and techniques
Germany, Jeffrey Lee Mills for a lunch hour performance. of the Arts from Around the World gallery exhibit, artists
FREE will demonstrate tools, techniques and media used in
creating these arts.
12 NOON-8 PM Homer Council on the Arts
FREE
Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 6
Radiate - Basket of Remembrance and Unburdening 5:30-7 PM
An onsite, community interactive workshop, with
renowned installation artist Mavis Muller. Drop by when Jazzed for Wine
you can and help with the construction. No experience Enjoy an evening of wine tasting with Sommelier Patrick
necessary. Driscoll, paired with a few bites by Executive Chef Chris
Mariner Park on the Homer Spit Miller and marvel in the sounds of New York born jazz
FREE pianist Jeffrey Lee Mills from Berlin Germany.
Land’s End Resort Chart Room
2, 4, 6 & 8 PM $60
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
Homer Documentary Film Festival
Showing the nine best documentary films in the world for 5:30-9 PM
2019. Docfest Passes available in advance at the theater,
HomerDocFest.com, and The Homer Bookstore. Individual AJ’s OldTown Steakhouse & Tavern - Live Music
tickets available at the door. Lindianna (Sarno) at the Piana, in the dining room.
Homer Theater FREE
3-5 PM 7-9 PM
Literary Readings
Family Cultural Show
“Writing at the Edge of the World” with Alaskan writers
Alaskan Nanwalek Seal Dancers, Ka Pa Hula o
and Festival-featured nonfiction writer/environmental
Ka Lei Lehua Hawaiian Hula dancers, African
activist Kathleen Dean Moore.
Kachemak Bay Campus - Kenai Peninsula College drummers, traditional Turkish music by North Sun, Indian
FREE dance performance by Dharti Patel, Latin Salsa with
Dharti Patel and Alex Roznowski, and a shared marimba
4:15-5:30 PM performance.
South Peninsula Athletic & Recreation Center (SPARC)
FREE
Youth Contemporary Jazz Dance Workshop
with Jocelyn Shiro
Dancer core strengthening followed by jazz technique 9 PM
floor crossings, and choreography. Experience
recommended. Alice’s Champagne Palace - Live Music
Ages 12 to 15 Seattle band Duende Libre.
Harbor School of Music & Dance FREE
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
14 2019 Alaska World Arts FestivalSaturday, September 14
9:30-10:45 AM 11 AM-12:30 PM
Youth Contemporary Jazz Dance Workshop Adult Jazz Dance Workshop - with Jocelyn Shiro
with Jocelyn Shiro Explore musical genres from lyrical to Latin to pop,
Dancer core strengthening followed by jazz technique with warm up, pop, stretch and core strengthening,
floor crossings, and choreography. Experience intermediate level jazz dance technique and
recommended. choreography.
Ages 12 to 15 Harbor School of Music & Dance
Harbor School of Music & Dance 3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2 $75/5 classes or $20 drop-in
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
12 NOON-4 PM
10 AM-5 PM
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
Oil Painting Workshop - with Don Kolstad Marine Debris Art Workshop
Learn the fundamentals of painting in oil while creating Use plastic items commonly found on beaches around
your own piece of art. Supply list available at Homer Art the world to help create a two-dimensional sculpture.
and Frame Co. Work with marine debris educator Henry Reiske. You may
Ages 16 and up also drop in to work independently Monday - Friday,
$135/person 9 am-5 pm.
Homer Art and Frame Co. Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE Headquarters Building, 708 Smokey Bay Way
FREE
10 AM-1 PM
12 NOON-8 PM
Poetry Workshop - Making Poetry of Our Working Lives
Join FisherPoet Jon Broderick for a poetry writing Burning Basket Build Workshop - Day 7
workshop. Radiate - Basket of Remembrance and Unburdening
Kachemak Bay Campus - Kenai Peninsula College An onsite, community interactive workshop, with
FREE renowned installation artist Mavis Muller. Drop by when
you can and help with the construction. No experience
necessary.
Mariner Park on the Homer Spit
FREE
12:30-1:30 PM
Multicultural Dance Performance
Ka Pa Hula o Ka Lei Lehua Hawaiian Hula Dancers, the
Alaskan Nanwalek Seal Dancers, and African Dancers.
Bring your lunch.
Boathouse Pavilion on the Homer Spit
11 AM-12 NOON FREE
World Playground Music Program
A fun-filled interactive outdoor live music experience for
kids and parents, with special guest Tom Carty.
Bishop’s Beach Pavilion
FREE
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1-3 PM
Homer Farmers Market - Live Music
Traditional Turkish musicians, North Sun and Aussie
singer/songwriter Tom Carty.
FREE
1-9 PM
Treasures - Homer Fine Arts Show
20 Alaskan artists presenting paintings, prints, drawings,
sculptures, and an array of fine art mediums. Live music,
dancing entertainment and snack bar. QUIXOTIC Cirque Nouveau
Homer High School Commons 4 & 8 PM
FREE
QUIXOTIC Cirque Nouveau - Performance Art
Craftmasters - Arts & Crafts Fair A collective that fuses imagination with technology,
A wide variety of Alaskan hand-crafted goods; clothing, dance, projection, and live music to create fully-
jewelry, gifts, bags, accessories, children’s goods, paper immersive, multi-sensory experiences, branded by the
goods, candles, and other art. New York Times as an “innovative circus performance.”
Homer Elks Lodge Men’s Journal has declared them “one of the best
FREE contemporary [cirque] acts.”
HHS Mariner Theater
2, 4, 6 & 8 PM TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
Homer Documentary Film Festival 5:30-9 PM
Showing the nine best documentary films in the world for
2019. Docfest Passes available in advance at the theater, AJ’s OldTown Steakhouse & Tavern - Live Music
HomerDocFest.com, and The Homer Bookstore. Individual Sunrise Kilcher Sjoeberg plays piano in dining room.
tickets available at the door. FREE
Homer Theater
2-5 PM
Writer’s Workshop - “Writing for the Reeling World”
Responding to our troubled world with hope, compassion
and moral courage with Festival-featured, nonfiction
writer/environmental activist Kathleen Dean Moore.
Register after July at KBCnoncredit.asapconnected.com
Kachemak Bay Campus-Kenai Peninsula College
Andrew Vait
$35/person
9 PM
Alice’s Champagne Palace - Andrew Vait in Concert
Spend an evening with Seattle-based singer/songwriter,
YOUR STAY multi-instrumentalist.
$10 cover charge at the door
Homer— if you love the arts, nature and
community, it’s a hard place to resist. Justin Cole’s Down East Saloon - Live Music TBA
FREE
16 2019 Alaska World Arts FestivalSunday, September 15
9:30-10:45 AM 12:30 - 1:30 PM
Youth Contemporary Jazz Dance Workshop Live-at-Lunch - Boathouse Pavilion on the Spit
with Jocelyn Shiro Outdoor concert with traditional Turkish musicians, North
Dancer core strengthening followed by jazz technique Sun. Bring your lunch!
floor crossings, and choreography. Experience FREE
recommended.
Ages 12 to 15 2, 4, 6 & 8 PM
Harbor School of Music & Dance
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2 Homer Documentary Film Festival
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in Showing the nine best documentary films in the world for
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE 2019. Docfest Passes available in advance at the theater,
HomerDocFest.com, and The Homer Bookstore. Individual
11 AM-12 NOON tickets available at the door.
Homer Theater
World Playground Music Program
A fun-filled interactive outdoor live music experience for 5-7 PM
kids and parents, with special guest Tom Carty.
Bishop’s Beach Pavilion House Concert - Jon Broderick and Jay Speakman
FREE The Haber family invites you for an evening of friendly
potluck and concert, celebrating commercial fishing
11 AM-12:30 PM culture with FisherPoets Geno Leech, Jay Speakman
and Jon Broderick. These veterans of the FisherPoets
Adult Jazz Dance Workshop - with Jocelyn Shiro Gathering in Astoria, Oregon pack decades of commercial
Explore musical genres from lyrical to Latin to pop, fishing stories and characters into their refreshingly
with warm up, pop, stretch and core strengthening, authentic poetry and song. Bring a potluck dish.
intermediate level jazz dance technique and The Habers - 300 Whispering Meadows (907) 299-2363
choreography. FREE
Harbor School of Music & Dance
3691 Ben Walters Lane, Suite 2 8-10 PM
$75/5 classes or $20 drop-in
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE Burning Basket Event
Radiate - Basket of Remembrance and Unburdening
11 AM-4 PM After a week-long collaboration, renowned basket maker
and installation artist Mavis Muller, will give a talk at
Watercolor Painting Workshop - Don Kolstad 7 pm, followed by the 16th Annual Burning Basket at
Learn techniques and fundamentals of watercolor sundown when the torch is lit and the basket is ignited.
as Kolstad demonstrates and guides you through For more information: (907) 299-1478
completion of your painting. Supply list available at Facebook.com/BurningBasketProject
Homer Art & Frame Co. Mariner Park, Homer Spit Road
Ages 16 and up FREE
Homer Art & Frame Co.
$120/person
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
AlaskaWorldArtsFestival.org 17Monday, September 16
10 AM-2:30 PM 5-7 PM
Charcoal Portrait Drawing Class - with David Pettibone Music Sharing Session
Students work from live models studying proportions, Bring an instrument or simply your voice and join
value, shadow and shapes. Supply list available at Homer FisherPoet Jon Broderick and friends for a casual sing
Art & Frame Co. around. Circle up, take a turn, play along if you can.
Age 16 and up Captain’s Coffee
Homer Art & Frame Co. FREE
$125/person
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE 8-10 PM
12 NOON-1 PM An Evening of Comedy
Hosted by Darrel Oliver with Derrick Eason, Dawson
Live-at-Lunch - Alice’s Champagne Palace Moore, Evan Boyer, and other comedians.
Join NY-born jazz pianist/composer based in Berlin, Alice’s Champagne Palace
Germany, Jeffrey Lee Mills for a lunch hour performance. $10 suggested donation at the door
FREE FREE (with Festival Member Badge)
2, 4, 6 & 8 PM
Homer Documentary Film Festival
Showing the nine best documentary films in the world for
2019. Docfest Passes available in advance at the theater,
HomerDocFest.com, and The Homer Bookstore. Individual
tickets available at the door.
Homer Theater
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18 2019 Alaska World Arts FestivalTuesday, September 17
10 AM-2 PM 4-6 PM
Still Life Collage Workshop Kid’s Acrylic Van Gogh Painting Class - Elissa Pettibone
Create colorful still life art on canvas with papers, textures Paint your own post-impressionist style in acrylics
and your imagination with Elissa Pettibone. inspired by your choice of a Van Gogh image. Supply list
All ages available through Homer Art & Frame Co.
$80/person Kids ages 6 - 12
Homer Art & Frame Co. Homer Art & Frame Co.
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE $30/person
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
7 PM
FisherPoets - Alice’s Champagne Palace
Celebrating commercial fishing culture with Geno
Leech, Jay Speakman and Jon Broderick, and Alaskan
FisherPoets. These veterans of the FisherPoets Gathering
in Astoria, Oregon pack decades of commercial fishing
stories and characters into their refreshingly authentic
poetry and song.
FREE
7:30-9:30 PM
Roger Lusby Rising Sun, and Fire Sculpture
12 NOON-1 PM Gather in the hayloft for refreshments and witness the
Rising of the Phoenix at sunset. Watch the igniting of a
Live-at-Lunch - Land’s End Resort wooden sculpture behind the gallery for the evening
Join New Zealand singer/songwriter Roger Lusby for a finale.
lunch hour performance. The Dean Family Farm and Art Studios
FREE 40374 Waterman Road (907) 299-4124
$15/person
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
1-4 PM
Painting and Drawing Class
Work from a live, costumed model for an unencumbered
session, with live music and refreshments.
The Shop | Kachemak Bay Art Space
$20/person
2, 4, 6 & 8 PM
Homer Documentary Film Festival
Showing the nine best documentary films in the world for
2019. Docfest Passes available in advance at the theater,
HomerDocFest.com, and The Homer Bookstore. Individual
tickets available at the door.
Homer Theater
AlaskaWorldArtsFestival.org 19Wednesday, September 18
10 AM-2:30 PM 4-5:30 PM
Go Nautical with Alcohol Inks - Francine Dufour Jones Youth Poetry and Performing Workshop
Create your own nautical theme art as you learn new Write and perform Spoken Word Poetry with FisherPoet,
ways to use alcohol inks. Steve Schoonmaker.
Ages 16 and up Ages 10 and up
Homer Art & Frame Co. Captain’s Coffee
$85/person FREE
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE
8 PM
12 NOON - 1 PM
International Spectacle of Featured Artists
Live-at-Lunch - Latitude 59 Join storyteller Roger Lusby, singer/songwriter Tom
Join acoustic guitar player Josh Thomas for a lunch hour Carty, comedian Derrick Eason, jazz player Jeffrey
performance. Lee Mills, FisherPoets, Turkish musicians North Sun,
FREE and guest singers Britny Bradshaw. Hosted by Sally
Oberstein.
2, 4, 6 & 8 PM Alice’s Champagne Palace
$10 suggested donation at the door
Homer Documentary Film Festival FREE (with Festival Member Badge)
Showing the nine best documentary films in the world for
2019. Docfest Passes available in advance at the theater,
HomerDocFest.com, and The Homer Bookstore. Individual
tickets available at the door.
Homer Theater
The Dean Gallery & Dean Family Farm and Art Studio Tour
Join Alaskan artists, Ranja, M’fanwy, and Jeffrey Dean for this unique, guided tour. You’ll be immersed in our creative Alaskan lifestyle as
you meander through a menagerie of art and animals, gardens and architecture. • 40374 Waterman Rd. in Homer, AK. • 907-299-4124
Tours offered May 23 thru Sept 19 • Book Online at jeffreyhdean.com/AlaskaWorldArts • Festival Gallery Hours are 1-6 pm daily.
20 2019 Alaska World Arts FestivalThursday, September 19
10 AM-2:30 PM 7-9 PM
Mixed Media Painting - Francine Dufour Jones An Evening of Art Trivia - Alice’s Champagne Palace
Explore new texture making techniques using the latest FREE
mixed media products from Marabu Arts. Some materials
furnished. 9 PM
Ages 16 and up
$95/person Justin Cole’s Down East Saloon - Live Music
Homer Art & Frame Co. Local favorite songwriter and guitarist John
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE Cottingham weaves tales of adventures and life on the
road.
12 NOON-1 PM FREE
Live-at-Lunch - The Bagel Shop Alaska World Arts Festival Closing Party
Join Homer’s acoustic guitar player Dave Gerard for a Alice’s Champagne Palace
lunch hour performance. FREE
FREE
2, 4, 6 & 8 PM
Homer Documentary Film Festival
Showing the nine best documentary films in the world for
2019. Docfest Passes available in advance at the theater,
HomerDocFest.com, and The Homer Bookstore. Individual
tickets available at the door.
Homer Theater
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ALASKA Arts Festival
ARTS Venues — getting
FESTIVAL aroundgetting
VENUES– Homer around Homer
34 South Peninsula Hospital
Homer High School 19
Mariner Theater & Commons
22 Please check your GPS for the following venues:
Homer Police Sta. & Fire Dept. • Rare Bird Pottery—2015 Bayridge Road
• Bear Creek Winery—60203 Bear Creek Drive
36
• Cynthia Morelli Studio/Gallery
15 60159 Lookout Ridge Avenue
10
• The Dean Gallery—40374 Waterman Road
WORLD ARTS FESTIVAL VENUES– getting around Homer
25 26
12 29 38 • Homer United Methodist Church
33
3 770 East End Road
27
24 28 9 • Jeff Szarzi Pottery Studio—34750 Greentree Circle
8
20 4 • Justin Cole’s Down East Saloon
32
Homer High School 19 5 3125 East End Road
ner Theater & Commons Harbor School of • Paul Dungan & Dave Kaufmann Studio
30 Alaska World Arts Festival Tickets & Information Music & Dance 57725 Icy Bay Drive
22 Homer Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center • Station Twelve—3751 Sterling Highway
35 • The Art Barn—1060 East End Road
Homer Police Sta. & Fire
17 Dept. • The Bagel Shop—3745 East End Road
• The Shop / Kachemak Bay Art Space
36 60388 Bear Creek Drive
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15
10
31 2 Beluga Lake
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12 29 38
33 1 7 16
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tival Tickets &1.Information
AJs Steakhouse & Tavern Music
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Homer Public Radio HOMER SPIT
2. Alaska
ommerce & Visitor CenterWorld Arts Festival Station THE HOMER SPIT
Headquarters Homer 28. Kharacters Alaskan Bar 39. Boathouse Pavilion
40. Captain Pattie’s Fish 14
Chamber of Commerce 29. Latitude 59
46
3. Alibi 30. North Wind Home 41a. Diamond Ridge Art Studio
23
4. Alice’s Champagne Palace Collection 41b. Exotic Eye Tattoo
5. Art Shop Gallery 31. Beluga
Ocean LakeHotel
Shores 42. Homer Clayworks
6. Bishop’s Beach Pavilion 32. Pratt Museum 43. Inua the Spirit of AK
7. Bunnell Street Arts Center 33. Ptarmigan Arts 1644. Land’s End Resort
8. Captain’s Coffee 34. South Peninsula Hospital 45. Mako’s
13 Water Taxi Kache
9. Center for Alaskan Coastal 35. SPARC 46. Mariner Park 47
Studies 36. Suite 3 (behind AK 47. Pier One Theatre
10. Cosmic Kitchen Wildberry) 21 48. Saltry/Danny J Office
41 4248
11. Driftwood Inn 37. Two Sisters Bakery 49. Salty Dawg Saloon 5140
45 39
43 49
12. Fireweed Gallery 38. Ulmer’s Drug and 50. Seafarer’s Memorial
13. Grace Ridge Brewing Hardware 51. SeaTLion
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14. Homer Airport
15. Homer Art & Frame Co. For accessibility questions, please contact th
16. Homer Brewing Company 46
Center TRAILS Program (inclusive recreation)
17. Homer Council on the Arts HOMER SPIT
18. Homer Elks Lodge
19. Homer High School
Mariner Theater &
Commons
20. Homer Theatre
21. Homer Farmers Market Kachemak Bay
22. Homer United Methodist 47
Church
23. Islands & Ocean Visitor’s
Center 41 4248
45 39
24. Jars of Clay 5140
43 49
25. K Bay Caffé 44 Land’s End Resort
50
26. Kachemak Bay Campus- Seafarer’s
Kenai Peninsula College Memorial
For accessibility questions, please contact the Independent Living
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28 2019 Alaska World Arts FestivalDiscover Land’s End…
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Savor fresh seafood and house-made
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we’re happy you’re here and hope you’ll enjoy the
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KEN CASTNER, MAYOR / HOMER, ALASKA
ALASKA WORLD ARTS FESTIVAL
HOMER, ALASKA
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