Calendar of Events
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Don't miss out on our upcoming KPC Resource Fair & Preview Day! Come learn about available campus and community resources, preview program spaces, and get help with your Spring semester scholarship application. Drop in anytime between 2:00 and 6:00pm on September 24th!
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Join us to celebrate the creative practice informed by motherhood withan Artist Talk by Brianna Allen, refreshments, and music. The Artist Talk begins at 5:30.
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The 2026 Alaska Historical Society conference will take place at Kachemak Bay Campus this year, October 8 - 10, in Pioneer Hall. The conference theme, New Directions in Alaska History, focuses on the impacts of global forces on local communities’ experiences, environmental changes, and contributions of Alaska Native peoples. The conference offers numerous public enrollment options, including a $25 day rate for students (must show ID at check-in), as well as student scholarships. For more information, visit https://alaskahistoricalsociety.org/
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Arctic Indigenous Film Festival: Special Screening + Filmmaker Q&A Join us for a special screening of Shaaghan Neekwaii (Two Old Women) alongside a curated slate of Indigenous short films, followed by a Q&A with featured filmmakers. Featured Films • Shaaghan Neekwaii (Two Old Women) — Special screening • Waking up Sassumap (Mother of the Sea) • Deneege Le£ Ghu Kk’ots’eedeneeyh Te He£ Hoozoonh Ts’e Denots’edeneeyh (We Get Better When We Tan Moose Hides) • This is a Story about Salmon • Vidrii Tr’aht£oo (Their Warming Heart) • Selected Films from Native Movement’s Film Intensive Special Guests • Princess Daazhraii Johnson: Emmy-nominated filmmaker; credits include PBS’s Molly of Denali and HBO’s True Detective • Brittany Woods-Orrison: Digital Equity Activist; Black & Brown Femme Film Awardee; Pathways Indigenous Art Fest Selection Event Details • Date: Friday, October 16, 2026 • Time: 5:30–7:30 PM • Location: Kenai Peninsula College, 156 College Road, Soldotna • Free to attend • Light refreshments & Filmmaker Q&A