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Sandpoint Idaho Real EstateThis Week in Sandpoint
Classic Cars and Community Celebration. This week's lineup of events begins Wed, May 13 with the California Honeydrops bringing their high-energy retro-soul sound to town. Then, Thurs, May 14, Lost in the '50s kicks off with a Welcome Party, followed Fri, May 15, by the annual parade and street dance along with an evening reunion-night concert featuring Rocky and the Rollers. Sat, May 16, features the downtown classic car show, the Natural Connections series of hands-on workshops focused on healthy living, forest health and wildfire preparedness, and a free '50s-themed community dance party with swing lessons and open dancing. Lost in the '50s wraps up Saturday evening with Chubby Checker performing at the Bonner County Fairgrounds.
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Entertainment Events:
- Jitterbug Swing Classes Mon
- Karaoke Tues
- Trivia with Toshi Wed
- Farmers' Market Wed, Sat
- Lost in the '50s Thurs-Sat
- Pool Tournament Thurs, Sun
- Welcome to the Circus Sat
- Square Dancing Lessons Sat
- '50s Themed Dance Party Sat
- Live Music Tues-Sat
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Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Volunteer Training Mon
- Reg. Deadline: Oil Painting Mon
- Teen: Hack the Painting Tues
- Forge a Blade Tues
- BCARC Meeting Wed
- Reg. Deadline: Garden Flower Wed
- Chamber Luncheon Thurs
- App. Deadline: Fencing Fri
- App. Deadline: Swim instr. Fri
- Public Voter Education Sat
- KNPS: Bats Presentation Sat
- Natural Connections Sat
- Sewing at the Library Sat
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In this week's Sandpoint Reader:
- Clark Fork community discusses dangers of limited egress
- What do know about voting in the May 19 primary
- PHD prepares to submit budget proposal, institute clinic changes
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