Seldovia Public Library

10/20/2026

The Seldovia Public Library’s quarterly board meeting will be Tuesday October 27 at 6:30 pm. Members of the public are welcome to attend.

10/16/2026

More new books for kids and young adults! All of these are on the Battle of the Books reading list. Thank you to several kind donors who have funded these purchases!

10/14/2026

Looking for information to help you make your voting plan for November 3rd?
We have official election pamphlets (also available at this link), sample ballots, info on ranked choice voting, and absentee ballot by mail applications (deadline October 24).
Although the notice of the primary says the location is “Seldovia Library“ our polling actually takes place across the hall in the multipurpose room.
Please remember that no campaigning may take place within 200 feet of the polling location. That includes the library.

10/11/2026

Zines at the Library!
Thanks to Homer Drawdown and Cook Inletkeeper we have some nifty zines with recipes and ideas for using every bit of fish so there’s not a scrap wasted. Stop by the library for your free copies!

10/06/2026

09/30/2026

NEW ITEMS
More books have just come in for Battle of the Books readers!

09/28/2026

STORYTIME for kids ages 6-13!
Mondays 4-5 pm. This is a free-form hour for kids to listen to a story, and also read out loud themselves, if they wish. Let's get kids into books!

09/23/2026

Land Trust 101 with Kachemak Heritage Land Trust (KHLT)

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Brown Bag Lunch Talk: Join us after Senior Meals, or bring your own brown bag lunch to the library.

Kachemak Heritage Land Trust (KHLT) staff will tell us all about land trusts: What are they? What is private land conservation? What tools do we have to protect Alaska's natural landscapes? How do we best steward our wild lands for fish, wildlife, recreation, and future generations?

KHLT was founded in 1989 as the first land trust in Alaska, one month before the Exxon Valdez oil spill. They serve the entire Kenai Peninsula, and currently monitor over 4,000 acres of private conservation land. They also own and manage over 700 acres of nature preserves. You may be familiar with their trails in Homer at Calvin and Coyle Woodland Park, or the Poopdeck Plat.

Join us to learn more about KHLT and how you can get involved. Bonus: Get your own cute "Baby Salmon Live Here" sticker!