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The Kenai Peninsula will soon serve as the backdrop for a new movie. The locally-written fantasy film is a big step for local filmmakers, who are currently seeking interested actors.
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Popular in Anchorage and Homer, First Friday events provide an opportunity for artists to have new work showcased, often spanning multiple venues. For the first time this year, Kenai will have two First Friday events within a stone’s throw of each other.
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The Kenai Performers will stage the musical comedy “Greece is the Word: The Zeusical.” The unique act tells the well-known stories of Greek mythology with a modern-day twist.
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The Kenai Peninsula Art Hive is a free monthly event geared toward helping people tap into their inner artist. The group will host its inaugural event this weekend at the Kenai Art Center.
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Craft fairs provide an opportunity for local artisans to showcase and sell their work during the holiday season. Among them is the Holiday Cheer Christmas Bazaar, held inside the old Kenai Mall.
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The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual photo contest through the end of this week. The competition gives casual photographers the opportunity to win cash prizes and have their photographs featured in next year’s city visitor’s guide.
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The Kenai Art Center will host its biennial judged show throughout the month of October. The installation will feature a number of local artists, from photographers, to painters to ceramicists.
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The Kenai Peninsula Orchestra will host its annual Evening of Classics fundraiser this Friday and Saturday night. The event will showcase local musicians of varying skill levels both in a full orchestra and smaller ensemble pieces.
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The Alaskan Artisans and Crafters Guild opened in Kenai in May. The store sells work from more than 80 mostly local crafters.
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The City of Soldotna is working to create a process for awarding money to arts projects, and working on public art projects in the city.