Shows in Homer

Bunnell Street Arts Center is Homer's most important cultural institution — a 1935 hardware store converted into a gallery and performance space presenting visual arts, concerts, and cultural events for one of Alaska's most creatively active communities. Homer's extraordinary concentration of artists (per capita, it may be the most artist-dense community in Alaska) and the Bunnell Street Arts Center's consistent programming of outstanding visual and performing arts create a cultural center of genuine Alaskan artistic significance.

Pier One Theatre at Homer Spit is Alaska's most beloved community theater — a fishing dock theater serving one of Alaska's most artistically active small communities. Homer's extraordinary cultural vitality (it calls itself the "Cosmic Hamlet by the Sea") and the remarkable concentration of artists, writers, and musicians who have settled on the Kenai Peninsula create a theater that punches well above its weight in artistic ambition and cultural significance.