Homer Shores Boardwalk

04/14/2026

Happy heavenly birthday, grandma. For all those times we made jam… your goods are right here in my shop for sale🩷heaven feels closer by the 🌊
This batch: Homer raspberries+CA lemon+HI green mangoes👌🏻

04/03/2026

We’re open on Easter! Pop by for an in-store treat while supplies last! Open 11-6!

04/03/2026

2026 HARBORFEST LINEUP DROP 🎶🔥

Join us on June 5th and 6th for two incredible days of boats, music, art, and food on the Homer Spit! This year, we’re excited to kick things off Friday for Coast Guard Day, featuring family events, live rescue demonstrations and great music all day long!

The 2026 music lineup was made possible only by the immense support of our Homer community and major sponsors: Honda Marine, Bay Weld Boats, Lakeshore Lodging, and Homer Marine Trades Association. Thank you!

Enjoy music by our nationally renowned headliner, The Movement, alongside the return of Alaskan favorites LowDown Brass Band and 5AM, plus a full lineup of talented local Alaskan artists! 🎙️🪕🥁 Speaking of local artists, thank you Dan Coe Art for bringing our poster to life!

Secure your spot, grab your tickets, and we’ll see you on the Spit!

https://www.tixr.com/groups/cosmicayre/events/harborfest-2026-168758

03/27/2026

Woohooo!

03/27/2026

We reopen today 10 to 6 follow us here for more hours!

03/12/2026

02/19/2026

Refresh stock coming in HOT🏖️

02/18/2026

Still a sad state of salmon management. Follow STOP Alaskan Trawler Bycatch and below for the ways to be informed!

Over the last several weeks, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has closed or restricted several rivers to King salmon fishing. This includes Eagle River, Kenai River, Ayakulik River, Karluk River, West Cook Inlet fresh waters, Susitna & Little Susitna River drainages, and areas in the Gulf of Alaska saltwater. These emergency orders say they are "In favor of protecting returning king salmon and ensuring sport fishing opportunities in the future..."

This all comes as the deputy commissioner of Fish & Game sits on the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, which has set the King salmon bycatch caps in the Bering Sea and the Gulf of Alaska at 77,500 individual Chinook.

The Council lets trawlers bycatch and largely discard thousands of King salmon, while in-river management restricts Alaskans from fishing in the name of conservation.

Stand up to this inequity and sign the petition to ban bottom trawling: salmonstate.org/bycatch

02/17/2026

Fun under the Alaskan sun inbound!