100 Thousand Poets for Change hosts open mic
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Lost Horse Press and the Bonner County Human Rights Task Force are teaming up for the fifth year to present a 100 Thousand Poets for Change Poetry and Music...
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Get along, little doggies
By Reader Staff From a dog lover’s point of view, not to mention a dog’s, the highlight of Sandpoint’s Winter Carnival season is the K-9 Keg Pull. This year’s event marks the 10th year...
The Foxey Foodie:
By Jules Fox Reader Food Reviewer I heart Soul Picnic. When you come home and your mom cooks you a nutritious and delicious dinner to counter all the poor choices you have made in...
Free “Thom Pain” play at Evans Brothers
By Ben Olson and Brady Lorio Reader Staff and Contributor We’ve all suffered in life. Some more notably (and loudly) than others. How appropriate that acclaimed playwright Will Eno’s notable one-man play “Thom Pain...
Hold onto your tunics, it’s ‘Lost in the 1450s’
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Kings, queens, knaves and scoundrels alike, prepareth thyselves for a righteous show of epic proportions. During the normal Lost in the ‘50s festivities this weekend, one corner of Sandpoint...
The Straight Poop:
By Drake the Dog Reader Pet Columnist Where am I taking my humans today? Here are some paws up clues: •Aficionados spend 2,555- minutes waiting in line for this item annually. •This product...
A bird’s-eye view:
By Ben Olson Reader Staff If you’ve ever gazed down from an airplane and appreciated the abstract quality that a birds-eye view can give to the world, you’ll probably like Tricia Florence’s work. Florence’s...
Evans Brothers takes coffee to a whole new level
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Portland is known for many cultural exports, not least of which is the artisinal coffee movement. The city played an important role in inspiring the independent roasteries that now...
