Category: Arts & Culture

A love for loud

By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey
Reader Staff

When Celeste “CC” Spina posted a video of herself drumming in Craigslist’s “Musician’s Wanted” section over a decade ago, it is safe to say that …

Film school misfits

By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Contributor

Joe Bob Briggs is the working person’s movie critic. 

A legend in the film community and particularly the horror subculture, Briggs is a writer, actor …

‘Love will win’

By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey
Reader Staff

Last year, when Sandpoint held its first ever Pride Festival, Lucinda Meshberg was headed into her senior year of high school. She said she was …

‘Seeing the light go on’

By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey
Reader Staff

When Mary Levy began her journey as a serious artist upon moving to Sandpoint about 35 years ago, her aim was simply to do what …

Let there be (free) music

By Ben Olson
Reader Staff

They say there’s no free lunch, but free music? Sure, why not.

Mattox Farm Productions is excited to announce the return of the Sandpoint Summer …

Bite-sized bliss

By Ben Olson
Reader Staff

There’s one thing both visitors and Sandpoint locals can always agree on: our restaurants are top notch. There is no better — or cheaper — …

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