Library

This event is hosted by the Alaska Municipal League as part of a series of listening sessions across the state. This facilitated conversation intends to help guide community stakeholders through a conversation on digital equity, and in completing a survey that will inform statewide work.

We expect this session will be less than two hours, and participation will be both by invitation and for members of the public interested in the dialogue. 

November 15th at 8:00 AM AKST

Join us for an enlightening hour with bestselling author Kwame Christian as he chats about his new book How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race: Practical Tools for Necessary Change in the Workplace and Beyond. 

November 10th at 10:00 AM AKST

Join us for a dazzlingly entertaining virtual chat with author Bonnie Garmus as she discusses her debut New York Times bestselling novel Lessons in Chemistry. 

November 2nd at 12:00 PM AKDT

You’re invited to an enlightening hour with highly acclaimed writer, journalist, broadcaster, and speaker Lisa Napoli as she discusses her group biography of the four women whose voices defined NPR, Susan, Linda, Nina, and Cokie: The Extraordinary Story of the Founding Mothers of NPR. 

Join the Friends of the Homer Public Library and the Homer Area Keepers Association (HABA) for another evening of all things apiculture!

Thursday, November 10th

6-7:30pm at the library

WHEN: Tuesday, Tuesday, March 14th @ 12:00-1:00pm. 

WHAT: Bring your brown bag lunch and join us for lunch with Homer City Councilmember Rachel Lord.

The library hosts councilmembers as an opportunity for community members to bring their questions and ideas to their elected representatives. One or two (or a few) councilmembers will visit each month for and informal conversation.

WHEN: Tuesday, February 14th @ 12:00-1:00pm. 

WHAT: Bring your brown bag lunch and join us for lunch with Homer City Councilmember Caroline Venuti.

The library hosts councilmembers as an opportunity for community members to bring their questions and ideas to their elected representatives. One or two (or a few) councilmembers will visit each month for and informal conversation.