Library

Local author Dana Stabenow and the Friends of the Homer Public Library would like to invite you to a talk by New York Times columnist Jesse Wegman. Wegman is the author of Let the People Pick the President, a history of the Electoral College and the many attempts to reform it. There will be opportunity for questions after the talk.

The book is available at the Homer Public Library. Check it out today!

Looking for a new job? Check out Alaska's Virtual Job Fair! Network with statewide employers in a wide range of businesses and industries!

To visit the Virtual Job Fair, visit: http://jobs.alaska.gov/jobfairs/virtual.html

Looking for a new job, facing a life transition, or just want to learn new skills?

Homer Public Library now offers FREE access to lynda.com!

START LEARNING TODAY!

All you need is your library card and PIN.

THIS SESSION IS FULL

Join Claudia (HPL) and Red (Sprout) virtually for the Little Makers Spring session, a story-based maker program for young children and their families! 

First Tuesday of every month at 6:30 pm

All are welcome to club meetings!

Our meetings are now in-person and on Zoom. 

The South Peninsula Amateur Radio Club (SPARC) meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm. Please contact Cheryl Illg at cheryl@friendshomerlibrary.org or call 907-235-3180 for help.

Fourth Tuesday of each month, 4:30 - 6:30 pm

All are welcome and the event is free and open to the public!

This group selects their own books and run their own book discussions. Meetings are now taking place in the Homer Public Library meeting room and via Zoom so everyone may attend safely. Please contact Cheryl Illg at cheryl@friendshomerlibrary.org or 907-235-3180 for help.

The HPL Virtual Space Lab which is a companion to the Activity to Go! Space Food kit available at the library (supplies are limited). Click it! Images in the virtual lab are linked to connect you with resources about space to help you make and create.

Amanda Gorman inspired the nation when she delivered her poem “The Hill We Climb” at the 2021 Presidential Inauguration. In this one hour virtual workshop, we will discuss two of Gorman’s poems, explore what brings her to poetry, and use her ideas as a springboard for our own poetic creations. We’ll also talk about poetry as a means of political expression and why or why not it is an effective tool.

For teens ages 12-18.
Led by Mercedes Harness.

In observance of Presidents' Day, City offices will be closed Monday February 15th, 2020. The library will open again Tuesday, February 16th.