2024-2025 Performance Series
August 1, 2024 @ 8:00 am - April 15, 2025 @ 5:00 pm
Homer Council on the Arts’
Performance Series ’24/’25
HCOA is excited to offer an exhilerating season of live performance. Featuring 7 unique performances between September 2024 and April 2025, this performance series is sure to have something for everyone.
You can save on ticket prices by purchasing a full or partial subscription.
Purchase 4 or more performances and save 10%, purchase a full series and save 25% with our HCOA member, General Admission, or Youth Admission performance series subscription listed at the bottom of this webpage.
Things to know about our Performance Subscriptions:
- Save 10% when you bundle 4 or more performances
- Save 25% when you bundle all 7 performances
- You must purchase tickets through the performance series subscription in order to get the discount. You will not receive a discount when purchasing tickets individually.
- Bundles do not apply to multiple tickets for single performances, i.e. you cannot purchase 4 tickets to EMERGE125 and receive a discount.
- You cannot bundle multiple types of ticket, i.e. you cannot bundle a General Admission and Youth Admission in the same bundle.
- Youth is described as anyone under the age of 18.
- Subscription tickets are non-transferable
- Partial (4+) subscription holders contact HCOA to receive 10% discount on additional events
- Full subscription is available as a one-time up-front purchase only.
- Subscription discounts apply to these seven performances only and do not apply to special events such as Oktoberfest, Carla Bley Experience, or others.
- All purchased tickets will be held at will-call, you don’t need to print anything out.
- When registering, tickets will require individual information for the will-call of each event. If purchasing individual ticket bundles for multiple people in the same transaction, please fill out the names for each ticket. Thank you!
See the list of performances included below.
Learn more about the 7 unique performances coming to Homer:

Nordic Fiddlers Bloc
Featuring Kevin Henderson, Olav Luksengård Mjelva and Anders Hall
The electric chemistry of this trio creates a unique, invigorating, and rich sound that combines standard fiddles, octave fiddle, viola and Hardanger fiddle.
September 15th at 7pm at the Faith Lutheran Church
$35 General / $30 HCOA Member / $15 Youth
EMERGE125
A leader in contemporary dance, this Black female-led dance company uses movement as a catalyst for community building & expanding the reach, purpose, & impact of the art of dance. EMERGE125 demonstrates that modern dance can be accessible and relatable to all ages & socioeconomic backgrounds.
October 1st at 7pm in the HHS Mariner Theater
$35 General / $30 HCOA Member / $15 Youth

Glacier Quartet
Homer’s own Glacier Quartet, featuring: Dr. Marcio Candido on 1st violin, Nancy Darigo on viola, Mannfried Funk on cello, Daniel Perry on 2nd violin, performing classical string quartets Beethoven #1 & Ginastera #1.
November 23rd at 7pm at Faith Lutheran Church
$15 Youth/$35 General/$30 HCOA Member
Irish Trio
Featuring John Walsh and Pat Broaders
This is the fourth year in a row we have had the privilege of hosting three talented Irish music performers and we can’t get enough! These talented musicians showcase their expertise of Irish and Celtic sounds with a varied setlist that keeps thing fresh.
Update: January 28th* at 6pm in the Homer Theater
$10 Youth/$25 General/$20 HCOA Member

Blades of Brass
Featuring Emily Thiem and Frances Jurek on trumpet, Emily Lamb on French Horn, Mary Simondsen on trombone, and Eric Simondsen on tuba.
Blades of Brass is a new ensemble based on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. Established in 2024, it was formed by a group of musicians that play together in the Kenai Peninsula Orchestra that are excited to share the excitement and beauty of brass instruments!
February 20th at 7pm at Faith Lutheran Church
$10 Youth/$30 General/$25 HCOA Member
Unit SouZou
Unit Souzou’s artistic voice is personal and authentic, sound shaped and inspired by form and by movement. The essence of Unit Souzou is an expressive blend of taiko and Japanese folk dance, forging new traditions for evolving communities. In addition to creating groundbreaking professional theatrical works, Unit Souzou is deeply committed to share taiko through community performances and collaborations, public classes for adults and youth, and school-based education programs.
Wednesday, March 26th at 7pm
In the Homer Mariner Theater
$15 Youth/$35 General/$30 HCOA Member
Sean Dagher
Dagher is an active performer, arranger, and composer, recognized for his recordings in the Assassin’s Creed video games. He sings music from various folk and classical music traditions including Celtic, Baroque, Medieval, Arabic, French -Canadian, and Maritime Shanties, while playing a number of instruments.
April 15th at 7pm in the Homer Theater
$10 Youth / $30 General / $25 HCOA Member
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This program is supported in part by the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) and the National Endowment for the Arts.


