Exploring ‘The Work’
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The world can be a confusing, mysterious place. For those seeking answers to some of life’s bigger questions, a documentary playing at the Little Panida Theater might provide some...
Category: Arts & Culture
A festive fall week
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Fall is a festive time in North Idaho. Here are a few worthy events to put on your calendar as those pages turn ever-nearer winter. Oktoberfest at Beet and...
Sip & Spook: An evening of ghost stories at the Pend d’Oreille Winery
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff It was a dark and not-so-stormy night about 10 years ago when Jon Arnhold awoke in the wee hours, sure that he was dying. He and his wife, Patty...
Bound for big shoulders
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It’s tough saying goodbye to good people, especially when they leave Sandpoint’s tight-knit music community. When local musician and award-winning beertender Samantha Carston announced she was moving to Chicago,...
A second life on Second Avenue
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff For Scott Wilburn, music is a family matter. From his childhood as the son of a church organist to the way he’s raised his kids to understand guitar workmanship,...
European flavor downtown
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff For more than a decade, the scents of baking pastries, hot coffee and fresh sandwiches have greeted visitors to the Cedar Street Bridge. The Cedar Street Bistro, tucked along...
The Notorious RBG is coming to the Panida
By Jim Healey Reader Contributor On Friday, Oct. 4, the documentary film RBG about the extraordinary U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is coming to the Panida Theater. The doors for this free...
Serious trivia: Where to flex your brain around town in October
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff When it comes to Sandpoint trivia nights, MickDuff’s Brewing Company is the sine qua non of the scene. The brewpub at 312 N. First Ave. has hosted its trivia...
Einstein found unscathed… relatively
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Einstein has been located… in a Dumpster. In the Sept. 28 edition of the Sandpoint Reader, former Sandpoint High School art teacher Dan Shook asked for anyone reading the...
The great pumpkin patch
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Don’t let the early winter storm fool you, fall is very much still a thing in North Idaho. What better way to celebrate the season — and pick up...
