It is right there, doesn't cost much, and has a very extensive collection of stuff, including a lot of pictures and photos of the Exxon Valdez oil spill story.

The Pratt Museum is a delightful place to learn about the environment and people who live along the shores of Kachemak Bay. There are wonderful exhibits that feature fascinating aspects of nature and culture found on the southern Kenai Peninsula. The live marine animals in aquaria, the family-based activities, the wide variety of subjects covered, and the lectures/presentations offered to... More

Upstairs (and out back) art is on display, downstairs a history of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill is laid out. Very inspiring and educational.

We stopped at the Pratt on our way out of town on our way to Seward. It is a small museum, but very informative. Clearly the people that run it truly love their state and their town. I would recommend a stop at the Pratt to anyone in Homer.

We enjoyed a couple of hours going through the Pratt museum. The history of the Homer area was presented in an engaging was with lots of interactive exhibits. Take a couple of hours to go through the museum at the beginning of your stay in Homer, and you will have a great bit of background information for a better understanding... More

The best part of this museum is the camera on a "bird only island" in the harbour. You can spend hours just working the camera in and out of the nests, bird antics, etc. Oh, the homesteader cabin set up is fun.

Having been in Pratt Museum more than once, I have never been ceased being amazed by the shows they put on. I was brought to tears when watching how the birds were struggling to survive the Oil Spill. Last summer, I was told a whale bone structure was in the making....finally the good news. The show "Encounters: Whales In Our... More

I make it a point to take all my visiting friends and family here. I live in Soldotna and every time we visit Homer we stop in. I don't know that a whole lot changes but I always see or read something I missed last time. The staff is always so friendly. I love this place.

This place is a noce little museam that represent Homer well. A lot of local artist here which Homer is teeming with. There is maybe the best exhibit on the Exxon Vladez any where here two which is a huge event in the history of coastal Alaska.