Robert Ostman News Today

Since 1975, Homer Council on the Arts has been offering performances, exhibitions and arts education for community members of all ages and abilities, serving the community by creating space and opportunities for people and innovative ideas.

What used to be a dark, cluttered and unfinished storage area in the basement of the Homer Council on the Arts building is now a warm and welcoming community art space, thanks to the efforts of numerous community members and funding from art grants.

When Beluga Lake freezes Homer gets a new central park. Compared to walking dogs, sitting on benches,and playing on swingsets, the activities of this park are different.