This Week in Sandpoint

Big weekend energy. It's a busy weekend in town starting Friday, May 29 with a Bike Rodeo, a hands-on afternoon where kids can bring their bikes or scooters for safety checks, skill practice, and a bit of fun. Later that evening, the Annual Art Party brings the community together for art, music, food, and a lively auction supporting local artists. Saturday, May 30 keeps things rolling with Sandemonium, an all-day celebration of gaming, cosplay, and fandom culture, followed by the Annual Student Art Show showcasing creative work from local students. Sunday, May 31 starts with Toast to Pride, a joyful brunch celebrating community and inclusion with food, entertainment, and performances, and wraps up with Spring Serenade, an instructor concert featuring live music and a relaxed, festive atmosphere.
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Entertainment Events:
- Cribbage Tournament Mon
- East Coast Swing Lessons Mon
- Bridge Tues
- Karaoke Tues
- Pinochle Wed
- Farmers' Market Wed, Sat
- Teen: Dungeons & Dragons Thurs
- SHS Spring Fling Concert Thurs
- Pool Tournament Thurs, Sun
- Breakfast Fundraiser Fri
- Bike Rodeo Fri
- Annual Art Party Fri
- Sandemonium Sat
- Student Art Show Sat
- Spring Serenade Sun
- Toast to Pride Sun
- Live Music Mon-Sun
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Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Reg. Deadline: Flower Art Mon
- Teen: End of School Party Tues
- Content Creators Tues
- Coding Club Tues
- Intro to 3D Design Wed
- Eurythmy Movement Class Wed
- Free Parenting Class Wed
- Plant Swap Sat
- Learn Your Neighborhood Herbs Sun
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In this week's Sandpoint Reader:
- ITD provides update on Long Bridge pedestrian access
- Army Corps outlines spring operations
- Ponderay City Council hears application for Avista public utility complex
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