All genres, all heart
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff Julie Gussaroff, founder of Colorado-based string band The Sweet Lillies, couldn’t imagine her life any other way than on the road, making music and sharing it with anyone who...
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Sweet sounds in a small setting
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The last time Andy Cabic of the popular folk group Vetiver played in Sandpoint, he stood on the biggest stage around at the 2015 Festival at Sandpoint. This time,...
Sandpoint Films offers free outdoor screening of ‘G-Dog’
By Reader Staff G-Dog is a film about second chances. The documentary focuses on the charismatic visionary Greg Boyle, a Jesuit priest who rescued kids from gangs by launching the nation’s largest, most successful...
Sandpoint Film Festival celebrates 10 years with Labor Day weekend screenings at The Longshot
By Reader Staff The Sandpoint Film Festival, usually hosted at the Panida Theater in the beginning of November, is celebrating its 10th anniversary but under different circumstances in the strange and challenging year of...
Practice makes perfect (pizza)
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff According to Panhandle Pizza Kitchen owner Mike Johnson, a great pizza starts with four ingredients: water, flour, salt and time. Yes, time — not thyme. Patience is the key...
‘Stillness in motion’
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff In an image-saturated world, where more pictures are captured every two minutes than were made in the previous 150 years, local photographer Woods Wheatcroft remains committed to the power...
Home away from home
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Stepping into The Longshot cafe feels a bit like stepping outside of Sandpoint — in a good way. Though located in the former Wrenco Arms buildings on the busy...
