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June 19–20 Hosted by the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint, the Sandpoint Songwriters Festival returns to Little Carnegie at 110 Main Street on June 19 and 20, 2026. The two-day event brings together artists from across the Inland Northwest to perform original music and share the stories behind their songs. Three intimate shows are spread across the weekend, offering audiences a close-up look at the songwriting process and a chance to meet the performers. Proceeds support the C

June 13–14 Step into a weekend of medieval entertainment at the 8th Annual Sandpoint Renaissance Faire, held June 13–14, 2026, at the Bonner County Fairgrounds. Gates open from 10 am to 6 pm each day. Highlights include jousting tournaments by the Seattle Knights, mounted archery and equestrian performances, live music, magicians, and dancers. An artisan market features handcrafted leatherwork, jewelry, pottery, and more. Costumes are encouraged for guests of all ages. Ticket

June 13 The BGH Foundation's superhero-themed Find Your Strength 5K and 1K Fun Run is back at Sandpoint City Beach on Saturday, June 13. Capes and costumes encouraged. All ages welcome. The 5K kicks off mid-morning, with the 1K following an hour later. Both routes run along the Sand Creek Trail, one of the most scenic stretches of pavement in town. Costumes are part of the tradition. Superheroes of every age are welcome, and registration is open to all. A family-friendly afte

Photo by Racheal Baker By Like Media Team Forty-three summers in, the Festival at Sandpoint returns to War Memorial Field July 30 through August 9. What happens on stage draws the crowd, but what happens around it is what keeps people coming back. The series brings two weeks of live music to the lakeshore. Every ticket funds year-round music education across North Idaho. Q. The 2026 lineup runs from Andy Grammer to George Thorogood to a live-scored film. What are you actually

Photo by Rebecca Miller Photography By Like Media Team When Northwest Auto Body was founded more than 50 years ago by Mel Donenfeld, it started as a small shop with a dirt floor and a clear standard: treat people fairly and do the job right. Built on the Golden Rule, that approach earned lasting trust across Bonner and Boundary counties and continues to guide the business today. Q. Northwest Auto Body is turning 50. What does it feel like to carry this legacy forward? A. We t