Americana bands to rock the Panida
By McCalee Cain Reader Intern This weekend, Sandpoint will get a taste of one of today’s burgeoning music genres: Americana. This fresh genre is distinguished by a blend of folk music encapsulating the musical...
Category: Arts & Culture
Tattitude: A local philosophy on the tattoo “epidemic”
By Jodi Rawson Reader Contributor Last summer I was approached by a stranger while swimming. “Could I ask you about your tattoos?” he asked. He was from Canada, and he said that tattoos were...
Artists’ Studio Tour is back
By Reader Staff Be sure and put Artist’s Studio Tour on your “Must See” to-do list this summer. The annual event goes from Friday-Sunday Aug. 11-13 and Friday-Sunday Aug. 18-20. Hours are 10 a.m....
Sandpoint’s Snapchat debut
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer Sandpoint is familiar with sending young people out into the world and then watching them do awesome things with their lives. More rare, however, is the young person...
POAC’s Arts and Crafts Fair coming to the Beach
By McCalee Cain Reader Intern In the heat of a Sandpoint summer, community art attractions abound. Coordinated by the Pend Oreille Arts Council (POAC), the annual Arts and Crafts Fair coming up this weekend...
Church to host Peace Market
By McCalee Cain Reader Intern The First Presbyterian Church is slated to host a performance from an world relief youth choir for a special event focused on community engagement and education. The church has...
Unknown Locals play ‘Secret Shame’ makes a half-dozen for Herron
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer Infidelity, family troubles, suicide clubs and even weddings: Sandpoint theater company Unknown Locals likes to tackle some tough subjects with human touch. Their upcoming play, “Secret Shame,” is...
Kalispel Tribe to embark on traditional canoe ride
By Jane Fritz Reader Contributor Last summer, at Summer Solstice, members of The Upper Columbia Plateau Tribes, which includes the Kalispel Tribe of Indians, joined by their Canadian relations, paddled newly constructed dugout canoes — fashioned...
Author pens horror compilation
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Everything about the world looks a little different when you’re a horror writer. Even a day at the beach with the family can inspire ideas as the pebbles that...
‘Pushing the Limits’ series offered for climate discussion
By Reader Staff The East Bonner County Library is teaming up with the National Weather Service, Spokane to host a free reading, viewing and discussion series for adults titled “Pushing the Limits.” The series...
