This Week in Sandpoint
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It's a chilly week in Sandpoint. Heat things up with an incredible lineup of local events, starting with Armchair Boogie on Tues, Sept. 1, when this high-energy quartet brings the heat with their infectious blend of jamgrass, funk, and country during a two-hour general admission performance. Later in the week, the Artists' Studio Tour runs from Fri, Sept. 4 through Sun, Sept. 6, offering a cool, self-guided way to cruise around, meet working creators, explore diverse art mediums, and snap up unframed original pieces. Tying the long weekend together, Fall Fest takes place from Fri, Sept. 4 through Mon, Sep. 7, serving up the ultimate way to chill out over Labor Day weekend with live music and over 80 craft brews and ciders, and a full slate of mountain activities.
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Entertainment Events:
- Live Trivia with Toshi Mon
- Bridge Tues
- Injectors Car Club Meeting Tues
- Armchair Boogie Tues
- Pinochle Wed
- Aster After Hours Wed
- Farmers' Market Wed, Sat
- Artist Reception Thurs
- Sip & Paint Fri
- Artists' Studio Tour Fri-Sun
- End-of-Summer Celebration Fri-Sun
- Fall Fest Fri-Mon
- Hands-On History Sat
- Historic Walking Tour Sat
- Magic Sunday Sun
- Live Music Mon-Sun
Go to Entertainment Calendar
Civic Calendar Highlights:
- BOCC Meeting Tues
- Smart Recovery Tues
- LPO Toastmasters Meeting Tues
- Sandpoint City Council Mtg Wed
- Reg. Deadline: Sketching Wed
- Reg. Find the Grant You Need Fri
- FOTL Book Sale Sat
Go to Civic Calendar
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