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City of Homer, Public Works R.V. Dump Station is open. This is a 24/7 Kiosk Pay Station

Location of Pay Station is on the ocean side of the Homer Bypass / Sterling Hwy.

3575 Heath St.
Homer, AK
99603

Potable Water                 $5.00 per fill.
R.V. Station dumping     $15.00 per dumping

Ages 8-11

Join us for Midsummer Magic! Inspired by Shakespeare, look for magic outside and inside! Create your own fairy spell!

Monday June 19 and Tuesday June 20, from 11am-1pm.

To Attend In-Person, the meeting will be held at:
Cowles Council Chambers
Homer City Hall
491 E. Pioneer Avenue
Homer, AK 99603

Tuesday, June 27, 2023 - 10:30am to 11:30am

Weather update: Will proceed as planned! We hope to see you there!

Join us for a special story time at the beach. We’ll read stories and sing about the ocean and the creatures that live there! Meet at the Bishop’s Beach pavilion. The book mobile will be there before story time; stick around after for a walk on the beach!

Ages 11+

Come tell us about what you’ve been reading, write reviews for our display, and choose a new book to keep!

Ages 11+

Create a collaborative ‘zine to distribute! We’ll meet together at least the first week to make a plan, then work together and separately over the next four weeks or so to create the product by the end of July!

Dates: Thursday, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6; Friday, 7/14

4:00-5:30pm

Families and adults

With cartoonist Lee Post, participants will learn how to tell a story using a long single horizontal or vertical piece of paper.  They'll learn the building blocks of storytelling, some of the history behind this form, then draft and create a story of their own real or imagined journey. 

Ages 11+

Cartoonist Lee Post will coach participants through activities to help them gain confidence drawing and learn to tell their own illustrated stories. The tasks are fast-paced, no-stress, and fun, allowing each artist to smile from start to finish while they watch their drawing skills develop.  

Now that the snow has melted off City streets, your Public Works Department is springing into street sweeping operations to remove sand remaining from the winter season.  Sweeping up the excess dust and debris on nearly 2o miles of roadway keeps it out of the air and our storm drain system and makes our town cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing and livable.

Ages 11+

Join other tweens and teens at the library for an afternoon of making! Supplies for various paper, yarn, bead, and more crafts will be available!