Matt Mitchell Music Co. and the Holy Broke, Panida Little Theater, May 2
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When it comes to storytelling in the form of song, there are few folk singers in the region who do as good a job as Matt Mitchell and Kent...
Category: Community Happenings
POAC Presents: Tattered Memories, a solo exhibition by Nives Rigodanzo
By Reader Staff The Pend Oreille Arts Council will host Tattered Memories, a collection of mixed-media abstract paintings by local artist Nives Rigodanzo, with a reception Friday, May 2, from 5-7 p.m. at the...
Sandpoint Farmers’ Market to open for 37th season
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Since its founding in 1988, the Sandpoint Farmers’ Market has been a beloved institution that draws locals and tourists alike to Farmin Park every Saturday and Wednesday through the...
Free Butters
By Soncirey Mitchell Reader Staff As part of a commitment to finding forever homes for all its animals, Better Together Animal Alliance will waive adoption fees on all adult pets beginning Thursday, May 1,...
SHS teams qualify for world’s largest student rocketry competition
By Soncirey Mitchell Reader Staff In an unprecedented turn of events, two Sandpoint High School teams qualified for the 2025 national championship of the Aerospace Industries Association’s American Rocketry Challenge, which will take place...
POAC bringing nationally known duo Collision of Rhythm to the Panida
By Reader Staff The Pend Oreille Arts Council is bringing Collision of Rhythm to the Panida Theater for a Wednesday, April 30 performance that will introduce local audiences to the nationally known tap-dancing virtuoso...
The Hive to host two touring bands
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It’ll be a two-for-one deal Friday, April 25, when The Dead & Down and Babes in Canyon take the stage at The Hive (207 N. First Ave., in downtown...
The Commuter Cup: A competition for everyday adventures
By Reader Staff This May, Sandpoint businesses and organizations are putting a fresh spin on the daily grind with the first-ever Commuter Cup, a month-long challenge designed to get people outside, moving and connecting...
Keeping the story going
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When choosing a theme for the annual Funky Junk Antique and Craft Festival, founder and organizer Jennifer Wood often lands on a topic that celebrates the history and culture...
Finding the magic in learning
By Soncirey Mitchell Reader Staff A yearslong fundraising process will come to a close for the Selkirk School on Saturday, April 26, with a special dinner and auction from 5-9 p.m. that organizers hope...
