They got the funk
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Running into people at the grocery store can often be a nuisance, but for Nights of Neon, it was a stroke of good fortune. The band had been forming...
Category: Arts & Culture
A good lookin’ good cause
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Want a fast, effective way to raise money for a good cause? Gather some burly men, dress them provocatively and snap some pics. On the surface it may sound...
Comedy for a Cause: Panida hosts comedy show to benefit Bonner Community Food Center
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff There are plenty of opportunities to help feed local families over the holidays by supporting area food banks. Few of those opportunities include enjoying the talents of nationally touring...
Take tea with the Crawleys
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff According to the website afternoontea.co.uk — which we’re just going to assume is the authoritative source on tea time in the United Kingdom — the dress code for taking...
Roast with the most
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff They say you only hurt the ones you love. While that might be a cautionary statement in most instances, with a roast it’s pretty much a requirement. In that...
Native Voices enters its final phase of preservation work
By Jane Fritz Reader Contributor By early 2020, the Idaho Mythweaver will be completing its 30th year working with Idaho’s six Indian tribes on cross-cultural arts, humanities and media projects. The nonprofit organization, headquartered...
Reliving Janis
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Janis Joplin came onto the national music scene like a flash in a pan, making an everlasting impact on rock music in what amounted to fewer than five years...
In good company
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Isabelle Stillman’s sound is described as “a tapestry of her love of family, the confusion of growing up, the reality of being a woman in our society and her...
The timeless thrill of winter stoke
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Warren Miller’s name is practically synonymous with “ski movie,” and rightly so — it’s an association cemented by 70 years of ski and snowboard films, and a legacy that...
Home on the big screen
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff For the average person, an initial thought upon clicking “play” to watch the trailer for Radioflash might be, “An apocalyptic thriller? Cool.” For a North Idaho resident, that first...
