Community Calendar

BANFF MOUNTAIN VIRTUAL FILM FESTIVAL brought to you by Burger Express and Mountain Fever Productions. Sit back in your own living room and watch the great films you love from the Banff Film Festival. You can watch them anytime. Films are not rated. Go to http://www.mountainfever.us/Sandpoint.html.

The heart of a smart city relies on several drivers such as information and communication technologies, smart manufacturing, robotics, big data, and artificial intelligence to improve the urban ecosystem, which includes infrastructure, security, manufacturing, transport, healthcare, and government services. The mission is to enhance the functions of the city, thereby promoting economic growth and improving citizens' quality of life through the efficient integration of intelligent and smart technology. Thus, the overall resource consumption, waste, and total cost are reduced. Hence, awareness of the benefits of building smart cities should be promoted and executed around the world. This conference is intended to provide a forum to disseminate the latest scientific and technical information in shaping future cities.

2022 Show and Sale
Friday, Nov. 18. 2 - 6 pm
Sat, Nov. 19. 9 am - 3 pm

137 Old Twisp Highway. Off-Highway 20 between Twisp & Winthrop

Featuring handcrafted fiber arts created by our Guild Members
including one-of-a-kind handwoven towels, blankets, rugs, scarves,
handspun yarns, hand-dyed techniques & more.

Cash or Checks only, Please

Covid - 19 Safety
We reserve the right to limit the number of people in the building and to ask masks be worn if
conditions require. Thank you for your understanding.

If you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms, please stay home.

The Whitworth University Art & Design Department and the university's Bryan Oliver Gallery are proud to present an exhibit of current work from faculty members Katie Creyts, Robert Fifield, Marissa Lang, Ben Necochea, Maria Ogedengbe, and Lance Sinnema.

Gallery hours: Monday-Friday from 10 a.m. -4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Closed on official university holidays.

See 41 extraordinary paintings from the acclaimed Daywood Collection of the Huntington Museum of Art.This is the MAC’s big fall exhibit, showcasing paintings from a transitional time in American art—the late 19th and early 20th centuries--when artists abandoned the rigors of academic styles and subjects to embrace the creative freedoms, loose brushstrokes and bright colors of the European impressionists. The art captures the beauty of everyday American life. Artwork includes pieces by prominent America impressionists, John Twachtman, J. Alden Weir, Willard Metcalf and Gari Melchers. If you love the French impressionists, like Renoir, Monet and Cezanne, you'll enjoy seeing how American artists embraced the same styles, techniques and subject matter.

The Opposite of Entropy
September 24 – November 12
Opening Reception Saturday, September 24th 5-7pm

The Opposite of Entropy aims to demonstrate that modern, nonrepresentational art is, despite assumptions to the contrary, among the highest forms of artistic expression, a culmination of creative order, as opposed to a manifestation of chaos. Viewers of this show will leave the gallery with a fresh appreciation for the talent and skill instrumental to the birth of the pieces featured in this show.
Especially fitting for this show is the gallery partnership with the nonprofit Fire Adapted Methow Valley, which aims to aid residents with fire-wise adaptations to their homes. Fire is a vehicle of entropy, and FAMV aims to prevent fire from wreaking entropy upon Methow Valley residents.

Dr. Howard Kenney will be giving a free medical lecture to the community about Gout and the latest treatment options for patients suffering from this debilitating disease. Dr. Kenney will review the history of Gout, why Gout is chronic and systemic and affects patients beyond the joints, the need for medical community to treat Gout more aggressively and early and then open up to the audience questions and comments.

Join us at the West Valley Outdoor Learning Center for our monthly open house! We'll have crafts, games, and of course our amazing animals and birds of prey. Come learn, tour the center, and have fun--and be sure to bring the whole family!
$5 suggested donation at the door.

Arthritis Foundation Great West cordially invites you to join us for a FREE community presentation on Saturday, November 19th at Hemingway Auditorium. Our guest speaker is Howard Kenney, MD, experienced rheumatologist and founding partner of Arthritis Northwest PLLC in Spokane.

Hear from Dr. Kenney how you can live well and manage your gout and learn where to find the latest resources to help you manage your arthritis.

Light Snacks and Beverages Provided. Registration is required.

"Transmutation" (The action of conversion from one state of being into another), is an exhibit with provocative themes of nature, symbolism, personal experiences, and mythology. Kim Long and Susan Webber compliment each other with their images, allowing the viewer to ponder the meaning of each piece, and/or to find meaning for themselves. This show runs through Saturday, November 26th.