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SUMMARY:'News From Palmer' Traveling Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit draws from newspapers\, photographs\, letters\, diaries\, memoirs\, and other sources. Ruth’s posts examine local history through the lens of everyday life\, highlighting where sources align and where gaps in the historical record remain.
URL:https://visitpalmer.com/event/news-from-palmer-traveling-exhibit/
LOCATION:Palmer Museum of History and Art\, 723 S Valley Way\, Palmer\, Alaska\, 99645
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Artist of the Week: Richard Rearick
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Palmer Museum of History and Art as we welcome Richard Rearick\, an Alaska-born artist whose work celebrates the landscapes\, wildlife\, and natural beauty that have shaped a lifetime of exploration and inspiration. \nBorn and raised in Anchorage\, Richard grew up camping\, fishing\, and experiencing Alaska’s outdoors firsthand. After attending the University of Idaho\, he returned home to Alaska\, settling in Eagle River\, where he raised a family and built a career as an architect. While family and professional commitments left limited time for artistic pursuits\, his passion for creativity remained constant. \nInspired by the legacy of his mother\, Alaska artist Victoria Rearick\, he began painting shortly before her passing and has since immersed himself in the creative process. Working primarily in acrylics\, he draws inspiration for his paintings from decades spent hiking throughout Eagle River\, the Chugach Mountains\, Hatcher Pass\, and other iconic Alaska landscapes. \nHis artwork has received numerous honors\, including multiple awards at the Alaska State Fair. His design “Raven Spirit” was selected as the 2025 Fur Rondy 90th Collector Pin\, while “Mother Moose” was chosen for the 2026 Fur Rondy Collector Pin. Most recently\, the Alaska Railroad selected his artwork “Ship Creek Crossing” as its 2026 annual print. \nThis week’s exhibit showcases a collection of acrylic paintings inspired by Alaska’s rugged landscapes\, diverse wildlife\, and abundant waterways. Featuring scenes from mountain peaks\, forest trails\, and wild places across Southcentral Alaska\, the exhibit captures the beauty and character of the places the artist has explored throughout his life. Through a realistic yet expressive style\, these works invite viewers to experience the wonder of Alaska’s natural world.\nAdmission is free. Join us in celebrating local art and the landscapes that make Alaska extraordinary. 🏔️🦅🎨✨
URL:https://visitpalmer.com/event/artist-of-the-week-richard-rearick/
LOCATION:Palmer Museum of History and Art\, 723 S Valley Way\, Palmer\, Alaska\, 99645
CATEGORIES:Art
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Dog Days of Summer
DESCRIPTION:Dog Days of Summer is almost here! \n\n\n\nJoin us this Saturday\, July 25\, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the 2nd Annual Dog Days of Summer at the Mat-Su Regional Medical Center parking lot!\n\n\nWe’ll have a few of our adoptable shelter dogs joining us for the fun\, and they’re hoping to find their forever homes!\n\n\n\nYou can also help pets in need by donating 5 pounds of dog or cat food. For every 5 pounds donated\, you’ll receive one entry to win a prize courtesy of Mat-Su Regional Medical Center!\n\n\nAll pet food donations support our Kibbles for Kritters pet food pantry\, helping local families keep their beloved pets fed during difficult times.\n\n\n\nWhether you’re hoping to adopt\, enjoy some delicious food\, meet some happy pups\, or simply spend a fun summer day with family and friends\, we’d love to see you there—rain or shine!\n\n\nWe can’t wait to see you this Saturday!
URL:https://visitpalmer.com/event/2nd-annual-dog-days-of-summer/
LOCATION:Mat-Su Regional Medical Center\, 2500 S Woodworth Loop\, Palmer\, 99645
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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