Bravo!
By Reader Staff Most students at the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint know that the “someone” shouting an enthusiastic “Bravo!” from down the hall of the MCS when hearing music, may or may not be...
Category: Arts & Culture
Emily Articulated
By Emily Erickson Reader Columnist Well, it’s official. The year of curveball after curveball, of perpetually adapting to the unknown, and during which the unprecedented steadily became precedent, is coming to a close. If...
Christmas in character
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Better than classic Christmas movies are the Christmas episodes from the TV shows we know and love. Beloved characters reveal their holiday hang-ups, gatherings force tense relationships to breaking...
The bow box
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Like so many naive and ever-so-slightly conceited teenage girls growing up in the 2000s, I had a blog. It was a free WordPress domain with an obscenely long URL...
One more Christmas Eve
By Sandy Compton Reader Contributor Can you smell it? You remember. Rows of magic electric embers glow upon verdant tinseled boughs The fragrance fills the winter house Gifts piled on the felted cover Carefully...
Small space, big ideas
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff When Rebecca Vader moved to Sandpoint from Boise, she wasn’t entirely sure what her life up north might look like. However, it didn’t take long for the avid art...
Furry and festive
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Those pet owners who have evolved enough to reckon with their obsession will be the first to admit: our pets are our identity. The ornament with my dog’s face...
Get the bricks
By Reader Staff For years, passersby and visitors to the Panida Theater walked over more than 300 bricks purchased by and bearing the names of individuals and organizations who pledged to support the theater....
Seasons: Not what they used to be
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff I am planning to get married next July. I say “planning to” because I fear that printing definitives about anything personal and happy will tempt the universe to ruin...
The newest Olympic sport? Breakdancing
By Ben Olson Reader Staff There have been quite a few unconventional Olympic sports over the years. Rope Climbing was part of gymnastics programming at the 1896, 1906, 1924 and 1932 Olympic games. Competitors...
