Library

Events for youth and families!

Family Storytime, 10:30-11:30

Card Trick Workshop with Magic Don for K+, 1-2:30. Those younger than 9 years should attend with a caregiver. Registration required.

Magic Show with Magic Don for all Ages, 3:30 

Maybe board games, maybe Wii, maybe ridiculous Dude Perfect style contests.

Thursday June 12, 4:45-6pm

Imagine, plan, and create your own card or board game. Meets weekly on Tuesdays 4:45-5:45. June 17, June 24, July 1, July 8, July 15, July 22. 

Join Michael Armstrong, award winning, former Homer News editor and reporter in leading a community-wide discussion, “Where can we find hope in Homer today?"

Join a conversation where we will ask you questions regarding our community during these times of unknowns, how we deal with it, and what things can help our community be as healthy as it can be. 

No school? No problem! Come enjoy a surprise kid's movie TOMORROW Friday, April 18th at 1:30pm at the library.

What's the movie? Find out on Friday! It will be animated and family friendly.

Questions? cnofziger@ci.homer.ak.us

Saturday, May 10, 10:00am  - 6:00 pm

Browse through hundreds of books and dozens of plants at the Friends of the Library 2024 Spring Book & Plant Sale! Everybody welcome. 

Want to get first pick? Become a Friends of the Library member and join us for the members pre-sale Friday evening, May 9! Memberships start at $15. Join at the door or SIGN UP NOW. 

Friday, May 9, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Join us on Friday for the members-only sale!

Join Kachemak Bay Recovery Connection for a discussion about recovery from substance use disorders and community engagement.

Tuesday, April 8^th from 6-7:00pm at the Homer Public Library Fireplace Reading Lounge.

The Homer Public Library will be CLOSED for Seward's Day, Monday, March 31st. Regular Hours resume Tuesday, April 1st.

Indigenous author Lily Tuzroyluke has been selected for the 2024-2026 Alaska Reads program, which brings Alaskans together through shared reading experiences. Her historical novel Sivulliq: Ancestor is set in 1890s Alaska, amid harrowing change for the Inupiaq people. As the Alaska Reads author, Tuzroyluke will visit libraries and communities across the state through 2026. Join us at the Homer Public Library for a reading and discussion!

Thursday, April 24 | 6:00 - 7:30pm | Homer Public Library Fireside Reading Lounge