By Reader Staff
The Bonner County History Museum is excited to announce the summer 2017 “Movies in the Park” schedule.
Presented in partnership with Pine Street Dental, and the Sandpoint Department of Parks and Recreation, “Movies in the Park” will feature four movies this summer: Disney’s “Moana” on July 21, “The Sandlot” on July 28, “The Princess Bride” on August 18, and “Trolls” on Aug. 25. 
“Movies in the Park” is a free community event, and all are welcome. Concessions will be available for purchase during all movies. All movies will be shown at Lakeview Park, 901 Ontario St. The park will be open to set up seating beginning at 6:30 p.m. and the movies will start shortly after sundown. Enhance your experience by packing a picnic and arriving early to claim your spot. Should inclement weather occur, movies dates may be rescheduled. Check museum website for details.
To help cover the cost of licensing films, the museum is seeking sponsors for this event. All sponsorships include recognition in all marketing and press for the series, as well as on the museum’s Facebook page and website, and in all internal marketing. Sponsorships start as low as $100 and hold a minimum marketing value of $300. Check our website for more information, www.bonnercountyhistory.org/support.
Founded in 1972, the Bonner County History Museum has been collecting and preserving the Bonner County region’s significant stories for over 40 years. The Bonner County History Museum is a private, nonprofit educational organization (I.R.S. 501 (c) 3). The museum is a membership organization, open to all. The museum operates thanks to community support, membership fees, gifts, retail sales and donations and grants from private foundations.
Hours are Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The first Saturday of each month – 10 a.m.-2 p.m. is free admission.
Admission: $4 – Adults, $3 – Seniors, $1 – 6-18 years, free – Members and children under 6. Free for everyone on the first Saturday of each month.
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