Brick by brick
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Though long a vital part of downtown Sandpoint, the Panida Theater went into a twilight period toward the end of the 20th century. Years of disuse and neglect threatened...
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Forget Netflix, watch ‘Austin Powers’ on the Panida big screen
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff If you’ve noticed a lot more Netflix ads on Facebook touting films like “Austin Powers,” it’s not your social media algorithm offering up those pitches. The streaming giant is...
It’s Crazy Days
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It’s about to get crazy in downtown Sandpoint. The annual sidewalk sale known as Crazy Days will transform the business corridor on Saturday, July 27 into a bargain-hunter’s paradise....
Ben Stein turns the tables
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Of all Sandpoint’s famous residents, Ben Stein might just be the most prolific around town. The speech writer, lawyer, actor, author and part-time Sandpoint local is a common summertime...
Radius Film Festival back for the second year
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff There’s real cinematic talent in the Inland Northwest. The problem is getting it in front of an audience. Enter the Sandpoint Radius Film Festival. The festival’s central idea is...
Guitarist Roger Fisher of Heart rocks Panida
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff There are few people who have had a musical career like Roger Fisher. As a founding member of the band Heart, Fisher skyrocketed to mainstream success in the 1970s....
Human heart shines in ‘Animation Show’
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Animation can tap into something within the human spirit that other mediums struggle to reach. For proof, look no further than the “Animation Show of Shows.” The annual compilation...
Kramer returns to Sandpoint for Panida event
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Sports legend Jerry Kramer is back in town later this month for a night of reflection on a dramatic career. Sponsored by Sandpoint Area Seniors, Inc., and set for...
Introducing Wolf & Bell
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Nellie Lutzwolf is bringing her love for the unique and antique things in life to downtown Sandpoint through Wolf & Bell, a shop named for a combination of her...
Reader Reels presents ‘The Favourite’
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff In the 18th-century English court of Queen Anne, it pays to watch your back, even if you think you’ve reached the top. Such is the situation for Sarah Churchill...
