Community Calendar

Visit the central peninsula's oldest farmer's market, 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. Saturdays, June through September, at the Soldotna Elementary School bus turn around at the corner of Kenai Spur Highway and East Corral Ave. (193 E. Corral Ave.

Providing the community fresh, local produce, plants, eggs, honey, local cottage foods and Alaska-made products since 1995! More information at soldotnasaturdayfarmersmarket@gmail.com.

National Alliance for Mental Illness support group for family members who have a loved one with mental health challenges.

Repurpose & refresh used clothes by Tie dyeing them. Jen Lutron, master tie dyer, leads the events held on third Tuesdays of the month at The Goods from 4-7pm. Bring some new or used clothes, or Jen has some you may use.

National Alliance for Mental Illness support group for family members who have a loved one with mental health challenges.

Repurpose & refresh used clothes by Tie dyeing them. Jen Lutron, master tie dyer, leads the events held on third Tuesdays of the month at The Goods from 4-7pm. Bring some new or used clothes, or Jen has some you may use.

National Alliance for Mental Illness support group for family members who have a loved one with mental health challenges.

Repurpose & refresh used clothes by Tie dyeing them. Jen Lutron, master tie dyer, leads the events held on third Tuesdays of the month at The Goods from 4-7pm. Bring some new or used clothes, or Jen has some you may use.

Repurpose & refresh used clothes by Tie dyeing them. Jen Lutron, master tie dyer, leads the events held on third Tuesdays of the month at The Goods from 4-7pm. Bring some new or used clothes, or Jen has some you may use.

Repurpose & refresh used clothes by Tie dyeing them. Jen Lutron, master tie dyer, leads the events held on third Tuesdays of the month at The Goods from 4-7pm. Bring some new or used clothes, or Jen has some you may use.

NAMI Family Support groups are for family members dealing with a loved one who may be struggling with a mental illness. Meetings are through the National Alliance of Mental Illness, a large grassroots organization. Soldotna meetings are free, in-person and on Zoom from 9:00-10:30 a.m. the first Saturday of each month in the Borealis Room at Central Peninsula Hospital. For more information go to NAMIalaska.org and look for support meetings in Alaska. You are not alone.