Homer Entertainment

  1. Beluga Lake Lodge Bar & Grill

    There are big windows overlooking the lake, a wonderful deck, and lots of live music at this bar & grill. When we were there, patrons were tapping their toes to the country-inflected tunes of Atz Kilcher - father of local-girl-turned-pop-star Jewel.

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  2. Duggins Pub

    This place has an Irish theme, sausage sandwiches made from scratch and Sunday-night performances by the locally renowned band Three-Legged Mule.

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  3. Homer Theater

    First-run movies are shown here.

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  4. Pier One Theater

    Live drama and comedy is performed in a 'come-as-you-are' warehouse next to the Fishing Hole on the Spit. Performances start at Friday and Saturday and Sunday throughout the summer.

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  5. Salty Dawg Saloon

    The bumper sticker says it all: 'Homer, Alaska: A quaint drinking village with a fishing problem.' Maybe the most storied bar on the Kenai Peninsula, the Salty Dawg is one of those places that's famous for being famous. In the evenings every square foot of its wood shaving-laden floor is packed with tourists singing along to sea shanties, rubbing elbows with the occasional fisherman and paying 50% more for beer than they would elsewhere in town. The lighthouse tower atop the whole party, visible from anywhere in town, stays lit during opening hours.

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