In praise of imperfection
By John T. Reuter Reader Editor Emeritus The cafe next door to the Panida Theater had caught fire. As firefighters rushed to put out the blaze, they caused water damage to a small, lower...
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Changes at the Panida Theater
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Changes are afoot at the historic Panida Theater, with Managing Director Lauren Sanders announcing July 27 that she is stepping down from running the historic theater after six months...
POAC announces upcoming performing arts series
By Reader Staff Announced as part of its annual ArtWalk kickoff on June 16, the Pend Oreille Arts Council’s 2023-’24 Performing Arts Series lineup includes eclectic performances in everything from indie folk to classical...
Full Draw Film Tour to bring the best of bowhunting to the Panida
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff A good hunting story does not begin and end with a harvest. In fact, some of the best hunting stories have nothing at all to do with a kill....
New Old Time Chautauqua brings old-timey entertainment to the Panida
By Reader Staff The acclaimed New Old Time Chautauqua will bring its passion for preserving and celebrating the spirit of old-time music to the Panida Theater, with a performance Saturday, June 10 featuring traditional...
Jazz for the masses
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff To say that Los Angeles-based band The Black Market Trust is a jazz band is a disservice. To call it a pop outfit or big band act also doesn’t...
Panida to host rock legend Jim Messina
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When a summer concert with rock legend Graham Nash was announced recently, almost every seat in the house sold out within two hours. Get that credit card out because...
‘The place to be’
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff Dust off those bell-bottoms and prepare for debauchery all in the name of a good time and a good cause, as the Angels Over Sandpoint hosts The Follies at...
Love, laughter and leaving her mark
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff Famed jazz vocalist and pianist Diane Schuur — or, as she prefers to be called, “Deeds” or “Deedles” — never doubted her path as a woman of music. The...
Screening at the Panida, They Shall Not Grow Old is a masterpiece of war and memory
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff If there are two things human beings are good at, it’s killing each other and forgetting. If that wasn’t the case, we wouldn’t remind and warn each other, “lest...
