Mad about Science: Deadly Paint
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist You may know a little about my favorite hobby: miniature painting. It’s not an incredibly dangerous hobby, but it comes with its own set of risks. 3-D printing the...
Category: Arts & Culture
Voices in the Wilderness
By Marlin Thomas Reader Contributor A promising forecast had me excited about getting into the Cabinet Mountains, despite having just finished a trip there 10 days earlier. And so, I found myself once again...
Spunj worthy
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For Eugene, Ore. band Spunj, playing live is what it’s all about. The quartet will perform at the free outdoor Sandpoint Summer Music Series at 6 p.m. on Thursday,...
Week 2 of the Festival at Sandpoint
By Soncirey Mitchell Reader Staff The Festival at Sandpoint’s 41st annual summer concert series is coming to an end with a week of highly anticipated shows for fans of all ages, including a family...
There is a free lunch, and it’s pretty good
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The notion of a “free lunch” stretches far back into U.S. history. At one point, the “free lunch” was a common tradition at saloons across the nation. Patrons who...
The right kind of moves
By Kaleb Keaton Reader Contributor For those of you who have been playing the Reader’s Festival Bingo, I did you a few favors this past Saturday night. Wearing the band’s T-shirt? Hit. A hippie...
Mad About Science: Speed reading
By Brenden Bobby Reader Colunist I’ve always been a slow reader. I’m the kind of person who has to digest every bit of information I read; and, if my brain goes elsewhere mid-sentence, I...
Week 1 of the Festival at Sandpoint
By Soncirey Mitchell Reader Staff The Festival at Sandpoint returns Thursday, July 25 for its 41st annual concert series, featuring a host of performers whose music runs the gamut from hip-hop to punk to...
Won’t you be my Neighbors?
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Growing up in Memphis, Tenn., and later moving to Nashville, Drew Holcomb has been steeped in regional musical traditions his whole life. “I grew up like a lot of...
Festival at Sandpoint: Know before you go
By Reader Staff The Festival at Sandpoint summer concert series is back, and whether you’re a first-timer or have attended the iconic shows since the Reagan administration, there are always a few things concertgoers...
