Events & Activities

– with Ardith Mumma, State Chair of the Addiction Policy Forum

Join Ardith from the Addiction Policy Forum, a 501(c)(3) that is dedicated to creating a world where addiction is no longer a major health problem. Ardith will share about what is happening in Homer plus available resources and support groups, and also how volunteers can help to resolve the addiction crisis we are facing across the nation.

“Thriving Thursdays” is our exciting series of classes covering all aspects of wellness.
Each Thursday from 6pm to 8pm, we explore topics focused on better health and happier living.

– with Morgan Laffert & Carol Dee

Join us at Hospice of Homer for a tour of Hospice and an opportunity to learn about what Hospice offers in both medical equipment loans and services to the community. After the tour, Morgan and Carol will lead a discussion on compassion and practicality in living and dying. 

“Thriving Thursdays” is our exciting series of classes covering all aspects of wellness.
Each Thursday from 6pm to 8pm, we explore topics focused on better health and happier living.

– with Carolyn Westbrook

Join Carolyn Westbrook as we tour her latest project, a Herbal Apothecary and Spice Shop on Lake Street called Woda Botanicals. We will visit Carolyn’s shop to review the various ways to prepare healing herbs using water. Participants are encouraged to bring a mug as we will be tasting 3-6 herbal teas, some single herb and multi-herb tea blend, while discussing their benefits.

“Thriving Thursdays” is our exciting series of classes covering all aspects of wellness.
Each Thursday from 6pm to 8pm, we explore topics focused on better health and happier living.

– with Ardith Mumma, State Chair of the Addiction Policy Forum

Join Ardith from the Addiction Policy Forum, a 501(c)(3) that is dedicated to creating a world where addiction is no longer a major health problem. Ardith will share about what is happening in Homer plus available resources and support groups, and also how volunteers can help to resolve the addiction crisis we are facing across the nation.

“Thriving Thursdays” is our exciting series of classes covering all aspects of wellness.
Each Thursday from 6pm to 8pm, we explore topics focused on better health and happier living.

– with Morgan Laffert & Carol Dee

Join us at Hospice of Homer for a tour of Hospice and an opportunity to learn about what Hospice offers in both medical equipment loans and services to the community. After the tour, Morgan and Carol will lead a discussion on compassion and practicality in living and dying. 

“Thriving Thursdays” is our exciting series of classes covering all aspects of wellness.
Each Thursday from 6pm to 8pm, we explore topics focused on better health and happier living.

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained

Ch’anik’na is open for children birth to entering Kindergarten for academic and cultural enrichment programs Mondays through Fridays. Weekly activities include going to the library, science time, hikes, arts and crafts, and music and movement time. The maximum number of children at any given time is limited to 12.

What to Bring:

A change of clothes in case your child gets wet or dirty

Boots (rain or snow – depending on the season)

Indoor shoes

Rain gear or snow gear, depending on the season (rain or snow pants, jacket, gloves, and hats)

Diapers/wipes for those not potty trained