This Week in Sandpoint

History, art, community and live music. Kick off the week with the final two Free Sandpoint Historic Walking Tours on Mon, Sept. 28 and Wed, Sept. 30, offering a stroll through Sandpoint's history and the stories that shaped the community. Also on Wed, the documentary film SPEAK follows five high school students as they compete in the national public speaking championships. Then on Fri, Oct. 2, get creative with Sip & Paint a Pot BYOB, a fun night of pottery glazing with plenty of room for artistic expression. On Sat, Oct. 3, NAMIWalks 2026 brings the community together for music, resources and a 5K walk supporting mental wellness. Finally, wrap up the week on Sun, Oct. 4 with Samantha Fish, bringing her blues rock sound and high energy to the stage.
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Entertainment Events:
- Bunco Mon
- Live Trivia with Toshi Mon
- Free Historic Walking Tour Mon, Wed
- Bridge Tues
- Pinochle Wed
- SPEAK (documentary) Wed
- Farmers' Market Wed, Sat
- Artist Reception Thurs
- Sip & Paint a Pot Fri
- Neighborhood Fair Sat
- NAMIWalks 2026 Sat
- Samantha Fish Concert Sun
- Live Music Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun
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Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Meet & Greet: Terri Pickens Mon
- BOCC Meeting Tues
- SMART Recovery Tues
- LPO Toastmasters Meeting Tues
- Changes to Medicare Class Thurs
- FOTL Book Sale Sat
- Hands on History Sat
- How to Grow Garlic Workshop Sat
- Lego Open Play Sat
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