Panida Theater reopens after ceiling restoration
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff It only took a few weeks of closure to miss the Panida Theater and the unique space it fills in Sandpoint life. Fortunately, that closure is coming to an...
Category: Arts & Culture
An Interview with returning artists Jelly Bread
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The five-piece funk hybrid band Jelly Bread played the Hive this winter and made such a great impression, they are returning for an encore show Friday, September 11. Led...
Calling all flappers
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Better get working on those Charleston moves, because the Roaring Twenties are coming back to Sandpoint in a big way. The golden age of fashion, jazz music and national...
Schweitzer’s Fall Fest back for 23rd annual beer extravaganza
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It’s been an interesting summer. We’ve had early heat waves, forest fires, earthquakes, smoky skies. It’s hard to believe that this weekend marks the end of summer operations for...
“No Service” in review
By Dion Nizzi Reader Contributor Most would offer the idea that death, or even the prospect of it, is not a laughing matter. “No Service,” the most recent play from Sandpoint production company Unknown...
Celebrating 100 years of Jazz in America
By Lee Santa Reader Contributor Jazz is hard and is America’s only indigenous art form. Serious Jazz is even harder, is a very difficult music to appreciate and requires a great deal of effort...
Single in Sandpoint:
By Scarlette Quille Reader Columnist I received a few requests to write a “part two” to my most recent column entitled “Why Married People Secretly hate Singles.” In order to be fair, and because...
Learjet family’s daughter to speak at Bird Museum
By Reader Staff For Shanda Lear-Baylor, inspiration isn’t something that comes from inside the brain. That conclusion is not just based on her life but her family’s as well. In her 55 minute multi-media...
Healing Garden seeks volunteers
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Have you ever been down to the Healing Garden by Bonner General Health and noticed how beautiful the landscaping looks? Chances are, you are admiring the work of a...
Sandemonium:
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Stuff The world of geekdom isn’t what it used to be. Only a few decades ago, the word was a social death sentence. Teenagers across the world wore the right...
