Community Calendar

Do you like playing chess, or would you like to learn how? We’re proud to offer a casual chess program for all ages and levels. Boards provided.

Dress warmly and huddle around the fire pits at KRB to hear Daniel Krueger from Alaska Avalanche School.

Designed with our newest readers in mind! Join us for word exercises and a chapter book read-aloud. We will be reading selections of the “Magic Tree House” series by Mary Pope Osborne. Intended for ages 5-10.

Be among the first to see the Kenai Bronze Bear Family Sculpture unveiled at the Kenai Airport. Event is free and open to the public. A separate "Meet the Artist" event is scheduled later in the day, at 5:00 p.m. at the Kenai Senior Center.

It’s time to cuddle up with a book and a pup! If your child would like an attentive friend to practice reading aloud to, look no further - Reading Dogs is a program designed to boost reading confidence by reading with a certified therapy dog one-on-one for 15 minutes. Recommended for elementary and middle school aged children who can read independently. Please call us at 907-283-4378 to reserve a timeslot.

Learn the history of secret codes around the world and how to create your own ciphers and invisible inks to send messages to your friends!

We will start promptly at 4pm. Supplies are limited, register please.

This program is designed for kids ages 8 and up.

Meet Stan Watts, a nationally recognized bronze sculptor whose notable works include "To Lift a Nation" at the National Firefighters memorial, the Seabiscuit Monument, and locally, the bronze bull moose at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center and most recently, the Kenai Bronze Bear Family Sculpture at the Kenai Municipal Airport. Event is free and open to the public.

North Kenai Farm Bureau Presents a Fermentation Workshop taught by AK Fermentation Co. owners and Sterling area locals, Greg and Marnie Olcott! They'll share the secrets and science behind lactofermentation while presenting and preserving the tradition of fermentation as passed down through their family! Come learn more about this healthy tradition and be entered to win a Fermentation Kit valued at $74.00! 6pm 11/6 Cook Inlet Aquaculture Association!

This fun and flavorful gathering is perfect for adults who love cooking, exploring new recipes, and sharing good food!

For our November session, we’re changing things up with a Friendsgiving-style feast. Each participant is invited to bring a favorite Thanksgiving side dish to share. You bring the side dish and the appetite — we’ll bring the turkey! Please also bring a 3"x5" index card of your recipe and we’ll make photocopies for all the participants.

Registration is required. Register online, by phone at (907) 262-4227, or in person at the service desk.

This is an 18+ adult program — please leave the young’uns at home.

Kenai Performers presents a live theatrical production of "As It Is In Heaven" by Arlene Hutton. Set in the 1830s, a religious community of Shakers in Pleasant Hill, Kentucky is changed when a non-believer has an ecstatic experience. Based on true events in the history of the Shakers, this play explores the impact that generational shifts have on established traditions and ways of life. “’Tis a gift to be simple,” sing the Shakers of Pleasant Hill, but as the young women in the community claim new spiritual gifts, Sister Hannah and the other elders must judge whether these gifts are authentic or the product of rebellion. Set during America’s surge of Utopian communities, this play wrestles with themes of belief and doubt in a swiftly changing world.