Tennis doesn’t do things halfway. Not only has the three-piece band consistently earned its reputation as Sandpoint’s favorite dance band for the past 14 years, it’s done so without even being based here anymore....
If the Dimestore Prophets’ online persona is any indication of how fun the band will be in a live setting, Saturday night is sure to be a good time at the 219. Hilarious and...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Some of Lilla’s earliest memories are of writing songs. The self-taught pianist and Portland-based R&B artist said she can’t remember a time she didn’t love music. As she discovered...
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff It’s a good thing Jeff Coleman had a hard time getting reliable internet in Cocolalla. If he could stream movies, maybe he wouldn’t have opened his food truck, Shilla...
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Any time spent at the lake is time well spent — made even better with food, drink, live music and dancing. Underground Kindness goes a step further with Shangri...
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff After a review of more than 20 submissions, the Sandpoint Arts Commission on July 8 settled on three sculpture designs for installation in the Silver Box Art on Loan...
By Kathi Samuels Reader Contributor For nearly a decade, Sandpoint resident and former Director of Asia ICN Heather Mehra-Pedersen traveled the globe as part of the team that hand selects children to join the...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Next weekend marks a quarter-century of rocking out in the woods for SummerFest. The Eureka Institute’s annual music festival — known colloquially for years as “Jerry Fest” — is...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For Rose Brown, the more chances for local artisans to sell their wares, the better. Brown founded the Sandpoint Art Market this year for just that purpose – to...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff There’s no shortage of ways to pay homage to the USA’s birthday in our corner of North Idaho. From parades to fireworks displays to pancake breakfasts, here’s the Fourth...
