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Sandpoint Idaho Real EstateThis Week in Sandpoint
What's on tap in Sandpoint? Kicking off the week on Tues, Oct. 14, Anchors of Freedom: Celebrating America 250 sets sail with a special screening and discussion honoring the U.S. Navy's 250th birthday. Then on Wed, Oct. 15, outdoor enthusiasts can catch Pressure Drop, a high-energy film packed with stunning ski and snowboard adventures from across the globe. As the weekend approaches, Fri, Oct. 17 brings Finding Lucinda, a heartfelt documentary exploring the music and influence of Lucinda Williams, followed by a live performance and Q&A with featured artist ISMAY. Come Sat, Oct. 18, downtown buzzes with fall fun as Sandpoint Apple Fest and Harvest Fest fill the day with apple treats, local goods, and plenty of community cheer. Wrap up the week with a little wild fun, the Rocky Horror Picture Show celebrates its 50th anniversary, complete with costumes, props, and audience antics.
Don't miss out! Bookmark our Entertainment Calendar
Entertainment Events:
- Book Reading Mon
- Glass Gardens Tues
- Anchors of Freedom Tues
- Compassion Every Day Tues
- Taste of Tango Wed
- Rock n Roll Bingo Wed
- Pressure Drop Wed
- Farmers' Market Wed, Sat
- Paint & Sip Thurs
- Line Dancing Lessons Thurs
- Live Trivia Thurs
- Finding Lucinda Fri
- Pumpkin Patch Fri-Sun
- Karaoke Nights Fri-Sun
- Apple Fest Sat
- Nightmare Before Christmas Sat
- The Pond Skating Rink Fundraiser Sat
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show Sat
- Live Music Tues-Sun
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Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Teen: Content Creators Tues
- Teen: Hack the Painting Tues
- Coding Club Tues
- Library Board Meeting Tues
- Mini Figurine Painting Tues
- Reg. Deadline: Inner Expression Tues
- 3D Design Wed
- Building Healthy Boundaries Wed
- Money Empowerment Workshop Wed
- Reg. Deadline: Abstract Paint Wed
- Full Motion Thursdays Thurs
- Dispelling Myths of Farragut Thurs
- Panida Annual Membership Mtg. Thurs
- Reg. Deadline: Memory Bears Thurs
- Put Your Garden to Bed Fri
- Reg. Deadline: Wonderful Weaving Fri
- KNPS October Program Sat
- Sewing at the Library Sat
- Financial Empowerment Workshop Sat
- Farm Exchange Fall Harvest Sat
- No Kings Rally Sat
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Nest squatters! Local osprey returned from winter migrations... but found geese occupying their Memorial Field nest. The osprey pair built a new nest in the lighting arrays on the field. The geese have left; the osprey can be sighted only occasionally
New or notable online. Check these out:
- Artist: Maria LarsonOriginal Art
- Alpenglow ConstructionBuilding/Constr.
- Sandpoint Equipment RentalsBig Gear!
- John Anderson LibraryEthnology
- Expat tax servicesWilliams & Schiller
- Wholesome, gritty westernsPaul Cox
- Sandpoint vacation rentalsDM Vacations
Sandpoint Idaho News
Council votes to amendOpen container law
Kaniksu Fall Folk Festival announced
Pumpkin project teaches lifelongLessons for Northside students
Priest River culvert project To close road
ITD to widen turn laneOn Highway 95 in Sagle
Local election forumComing up on Oct. 20
Cell towerHearing postponed
Barrel 33 celebrates third Anniversary With local community
Moscow trio Corn Mash toPlay Eichardt's Pub
Students invited to joinCoral restoration project
The Panida celebrates50 years of Rocky Horror
Don't trust AI for hunting & fishingRegulations; go to the source
Idaho's health insurance exchange is First to start open enrollment
See a bat in or around your home?Don't panic, here's what to know
A quick and dirty guideTo elk hunting this year
Click to see more news headlines
In this week's Sandpoint Reader:
- City of Sandpoint officially confirms and swears in legal counsel
- ID Medicaid cuts could force disability providers to close
- Trump and Idaho Republicans insist on making health care unaffordable
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