July 25 - August 4 20 24
“Scotchman Sunset” by Daniel Gill
2024 Sponsors
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Take the SPOT Bus!
The SPOT shuttle provides fast, free, and convenient transportation to and from the venue at War Memorial Field, and the free parking lot during the Summer Series. The shuttle runs continuously and is ADAaccessible.
Where to park:
Park your car in the Sandpoint High School parking lot, 410 S. Division St., and a bus will take you to the front gates of Memorial Field. After the concert, the bus will return you to SHS.
SELKIRKS - PEND OREILLE TRANSIT
Bus Schedule: 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 11:00p.m. 7-25 7-26
VENUE MAP
ADA Seating
Sponsor Seating Area
*For seated shows, this section moves to the center
Short Lawn Chair & Blanket Seating
Grandstand Stadium Seating
Tall Lawn Chair Seating
Dance / Standing Area
*For seated shows, this section is for short chairs
Important Policies
• No re-entry
• No rolling or hard-sided coolers, wagons, and/or strollers
• No glass (no exceptions)
• No cash or check
• No weapons
GENERAL Schedule
This schedule applies to all performances except the Grand Finale on August 4.
SPOT
Shuttle Box Office
Hours
Sponsor Gate &
Early Entry Gate
Admission Gate &
Season Pass Gate Open 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM 5:45 PM 6:00 PM
Grand Finale & Tasting Schedule
SPOT Shuttle Box Office
Painting Taste of
Stars
4:00 PM - 11:00 PM 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM - 6:45 PM 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM 7:00 PM
DiRector’s Welcome
Welcome to the 41st annual Festival at Sandpoint Summer Performance Series, held on the picturesque shores of Lake Pend Oreille! We are thrilled to welcome you to another season of extraordinary music.
I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our passionate fans, generous donors, tireless volunteers, dedicated staff, and board of directors. Your unwavering support and contributions have shaped our rich history and bright future. Together, we’ve built an event that not only brings worldclass talent to our stage but also supports our nonprofit’s efforts to enrich the local community through free year-round music education programs. With your support, we continue to elevate the caliber of talent on our stage, enhance your concert experience, boost the region’s economic impact, and expand our
free year-round music education programs for the youth in our community.
Here’s to a new season of unforgettable memories, music, food, celebration, and connection!
With gratitude,
Ali Baranski, Executive Director
Staff & PersonNel
Staff
Ali Baranski
Executive Director
Madison Canale
Executive & Programming Assistant
Paul Gunter
Production & Education Manager
Tess Howell
Finance & Development Manager
Veronica Knowlton
Operations Manager
Cienna Roget
Marketing & Office Manager
MEET THE STAFF »
Summer Staff
David Mertz
Facilities Assistant
Brian Neitzke
Production Supervisor
Emma Currie Summer Intern
Aliyah Gabell Summer Intern
Raina Parsons Summer Intern
Kate Van Ert Summer Intern
Volunteer Chairpersons
Chair Rental: Jennifer & Claire Carter
Festival Street: Adia Burton
First Aid: Sharon Bistodeau, Mary
Logsdon
Front Gate: Tim Rosco, Kelly Whitman, Diane & Kurt Stockton
Green Team: Jon & Amanda Knepper
Merchandise: Mary Ann Hamilton
Taste of the Stars: Melinda Offer
Transportation: Frank Cafferty
Volunteer Security: Jay Dudley
President’s Message
Thank you for being a part of the 41st season of the Festival at Sandpoint. Welcome to Sandpoint, Idaho, and War Memorial Field. We look forward to sharing incredible music with you during the next 9 days. No matter what your favorite genre we think you will find something that will surprise and entertain you this year. I continue to be amazed at the work our
amazing staff, production crew and volunteers do to put on this fabulous event every year. Thank you also to our sponsors. I want to welcome all the new sponsors and welcome back the long-time supporters. It is so exciting to watch the Festival community grow each season. I can not forget to thank my dedicated fellow board members for all of your hard work this year. Most of all, thank you to all of the attendees who make this Summer Performance Series an unforgettable experience for everyone. It has been a privilege and an honor to serve as president of the Festival at Sandpoint these past two years. See you next year.
Amy Bistline, President, Board of Directors
Amy Bistline, President
Cari House, Vice President
Hali Karr, Secretary
Chris Blanford, Treasurer
Directors:
Ben Higgs
Doug Hawkins Jr.
Eric Paull
Kara Berlin
Kendon Perry
Marcella Nelson
Sarah Pillsbury MEET THE BOARD » TABLE OF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OUR Mission
By incorporating the surrounding natural beauty of North Idaho, the Festival at Sandpoint is devoted to enriching the local community by providing a wide array of diverse opportunities to engage with arts, music, and culture through performances, experiences, and education in an attempt to promote cultural diversity, community connection and engagement, and stimulate the economic vitality of the region.
Our History
The Festival at Sandpoint has presented music under the stars in Sandpoint since 1983. The non-profit arts organization was founded in 1982 by a group of local volunteers who wanted to introduce symphonic music to the area and provide an economic boost for their community. The first Festival at Sandpoint took place during the summer of 1983. Since its first season featuring three
concerts with the Spokane symphony orchestra, the Festival has grown and diversified. The two-week series now includes an eclectic range of country, jazz, blues, world, rock, and pop concerts.
Vendors Festival Street
Vendors BAR LOCATIONS
NEW this year:
Quench your thirst with a drink from one of our TWO our on-site bars operated by Sweet Lou’s.
Full-Service Bar
Visit our full-service bar on the lakeside of the grandstands for cocktails, beer on tap, and wine!
Grab & Go Bar
Just looking for a beer, wine or a canned drink? Visit our Grab & Go bar located on the lakeside of the stage and avoid the lines!
*For cocktails and mixed drinks, visit the full-service bar.
Signature Drinks
Tito’s Huckleberry
Lemonade
Made with Tito’s vodka, huckleberry, and lemonade
Tito’s Huckleberry Mule
Tito’s vodka, tangy huckleberry, and zesty ginger beer combine for a vibrant twist on a classic
Tito’s Cherry Limeade
A refreshing mix of Tito’s vodka, sweetened lime juice, grenadine, and Sprite, offering a perfect balance of tart and sweet
PERFORMERS
Blues Traveler with Justyn Priest
An Evening with Violent Femmes
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue with Big Boi
Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors + The National Parks
Maren Morris wITH Delacey
Lee Brice with Madeline Merlo
Jason Mraz & The Superband WITH Molly Miller Trio
Colbie Caillat & Gavin DeGraw
Grand Finale: How to Train Your Dragon - In Concert
Blues Traveler
Biography
Thursday, July 25
Thursday, July 27
After nearly four decades, Blues Traveler—John Popper [vocals, harmonica], Chan Kinchla [guitar], Tad Kinchla [bass], Ben Wilson [keyboards], and Brendan Hill [drums] still resonate with their soulinfused, harmonica-driven sound. Their catalog of 14 studio albums, includes three platinum, and one sixtimes platinum, and “Run-Around,” which had the longest-charting radio single in Billboard history and earned them a Grammy.
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Biography
Justyn Priest
Thursday, July 25
Thursday, July 27
Hailing from Sandpoint, Idaho, Justyn Priest is a singer, guitarist, and songwriter whose journey began at 15. After honing his skills at the North Idaho College and Musicians Institute, he has performed across the Northwest at the Wallace Blues Festival, Walla Walla Guitar Festival, Coeur d’Alene Blues Festival, Silver Mountain Brewfest, and more. Priest blends classic rock, blues, funk, and soul into a powerhouse original sound.
An EveniNG With Biography
Violent Femmes
FRIday, July 26
Thursday, July 27
90’s alt-rock pioneers Violent Femmes perform their groundbreaking selftitled debut (2x platinum) and sophomore album Hallowed Ground, in their entirety. These albums and their adolescent angst anthems like “Blister in the Sun” and “Add it Up” highlight their enduring impact across generations as both underground icons and alternative trailblazers.
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
Biography
SATURDAY, July 27
Thursday, July 27
GRAMMY-nominated New Orleans icon Trombone Shorty taps into the raw power and exhilarating grooves of his legendary live show, channeling it all into a series of tight, explosive performances that blur the lines between funk, soul, R&B, and psychedelic rock. With four charttopping albums and a meteoric live reputation, Shorty’s high-energy spectacle is a can’t-miss highlight.
Biography
Big Boi
Saturday, July 27
Thursday, July 27
Atlanta hip-hop legend Big Boi set the pace for culture as one-half of the diamond-certified, due OutKast, becoming the first and only hiphop artist in history to win the Grammy for “Album of the Year” for Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. He made his proper introduction as a renowned solo artist with the charttopping Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty and “All Night.”
awarded in regional grants and scholarships since 1974
Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors
Biography
SUNDAY, July 28
Thursday, July 27
For 15 years, Drew Holcomb has inspired audiences with his vibrant, honest songs exploring American roots music and has shared stages with Willie Nelson and Zac Brown Band. In his newest album, “Strangers No More,” the Emmy winner expands his mix of folk, Americana, and heartland rock alongside The Neighbors. With cinematic arrangements and joyful optimism, it’s an invitation into Holcomb’s world of togetherness and community. Learn More »
The National Parks
Biography
SUNDAY, July 28
Thursday, July 27
Utah quartet The National Parks breathe cinematic indie folk-pop powered by soaring harmonies and organic orchestration. With over 200 million streams across four albums, they’ve captivated audiences with their luminous soundscapes full of adventure, wonder, freedom, and inspiration. The group’s newest album “8th Wonder” expands their transcendent mix of the grandeur of American folk with catchy melodies and poetic lyricism.
Maren Morris
UNDERWRITTEN BY:
Biography
Wednesday, July 31
Thursday, July 27
Grammy award-winning Maren Morris is a vocal powerhouse and leading voice in music today, amassing 17 Grammy nominations, 5 ACM Awards, 5 CMA Awards, and 3 Billboard Music Awards with her incredible talents. Morris has broken streaming records, with hits like the 6x Platinum “The Middle” with Zedd and “The Bones.” Morris’ undeniable presence and songwriting prowess will make for a truly unforgettable evening.
Delacey
Biography
Wednesday, July 31
Thursday, July 27
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Delacey is known for her smokey vocals, clever lyricism, and moody melodic gifts across collaborations with Halsey, Justin Bieber, Dove Cameron, Tate McRae, Reneé Rapp, and others. Master of moody songcraft, Delacey’s dreamy indiepop and less-is-more approach sets a timeless mood and atmosphere from the first note.
Biography
Lee Brice
UNDERWRITTEN BY:
Thursday, August 1
Thursday, July 27
Seven-time Academy of Country Music Award winner, Lee Brice has garnered over 7 billion streams. Brice has brought nine singles to Number One including platinum-selling hits “Memory I Don’t Mess With,” “One of Them Girls,” and “Rumor.” Lee’s latest album, “Hey World,” has been certified Platinum and features several multi-Platinum-selling hits, including his collaboration with Carly Pearce, “I Hope You’re Happy Now.”
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Madeline Merlo
Biography
THURSDAY, August 1
Thursday, July 27
British Columbia native and country singer-songwriter, Madeline Merlo, blends fresh melodies with catchy, relatable lyrics and traditional instruments like steel, dobro, and banjo, paying homage to her classic roots. She won NBC’s songwriting reality series Songland with ‘Champagne Night’ for Lady A, spending three weeks at #1 and earning her second Canadian Country Music Association Award for Songwriter of the Year.
Biography
Jason Mraz
& The Superband
Friday, August 2
Thursday, July 27
Don’t miss two-time Grammy winner and Songwriters Hall of Fame honoree Jason Mraz at The Festival at Sandpoint! Mraz confronts midlife experiences with infectious optimism and pop familiarity nodding to hits like “I’m Yours,” and “Lucky.” This inspirational performance from the multi-platinum star promises to spread endless positive energy.
Molly Miller Trio
Biography
Friday, August 2
Thursday, July 27
Don’t miss the Molly Miller Trio at the Festival at Sandpoint! With roots in Americana, jazz, folk, and surf rock, LA musician Molly Miller and her trio showcase their new album, The Ballad of Hotspur. Molly, known for her diverse talent and collaborations with Jason Mraz, the Black Eyed Peas, Pomplamoose, and others, delivers evocative instrumentals and dynamic live shows that connect audiences through the power of music.
Colbie Caillat
Saturday, August 3
Thursday, July 27 Biography
Grammy winner Colbie Caillat brings her musical storytelling to the Sandpoint stage! With over 15 billion global streams, the pop/country star’s hits include “Bubbly,” “Lucky” (with Jason Mraz), and new country singles “I’ll Be Here” featuring Sheryl Crow, and “Meant For Me.” An avid philanthropist, Caillat blends pop gems from albums like Breakthrough with her acclaimed solo country release Along The Way, promising an intimate, multi-genre performance.
Gavin DeGraw
Biography
Saturday, August 3
Thursday, July 27
Catch Grammy-nominated multi platinum singer-songwriter Gavin DeGraw’s soulful fusion of pop, soul, country, folk and funk live! With hits like “I Don’t Want To Be,” Billboard top 10 “In Love With a Girl,” and Colbie Caillat duet “We Both Know.” His powerful voice and emotive storytelling are front and center on his latest album Face The River, make for an engaging set from an artist who’s shared bills with Billy Joel to Maroon 5.
Grand Finale: How to Train Your Dragon
In Concert
Biography
Sunday, August 4
Thursday, July 27
Experience the epic adventure of How to Train Your Dragon like never before! DreamWorks’ acclaimed film will be projected in HD with composer John Powell’s Oscarnominated score performed live by the 70-piece Festival at Sandpoint Orchestra. This stunning movieconcert event, conducted by resident conductor of the Spokane Symphony Morihiko Nakahara, brings humor and
How to Train Your Dragon -
IN CONCERT (contiNued)
Thursday, July 27
fire-breathing action to life via the talents of top instrumentalists from the Inland Northwest. The event is preceded by The Taste of the Stars, a 21+ spirit tasting event, as well as free pre-show face painting. Don’t miss this grand finale celebration that’s fun for the whole family!
DREAMWORKS ANIMATION PRESENTS
“HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON”
MUSIC BY JOHN POWELL
BASED ON THE BOOK BY CRESSIDA
COWELL
SCREENPLAY BY WILL DAVIES AND DEAN DEBLOIS & CHRIS
SANDERS
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
KRISTINE BELSON TIM JOHNSON
PRODUCED BY BONNIE ARNOLD
DIRECTED BY CHRIS SANDERS & DEAN DEBLOIS
Tonight’s program is a presentation of the complete film How To Train Your Dragon with a live performance of the film’s entire score, including music played by the orchestra during the end credits. Out of respect for the musicians and your fellow audience members, please remain seated until the conclusion of the music.
How To Train Your Dragon © 2010 DreamWorks Animation LLC. All Rights Reserved.
PRODUCTION CREDITS
How To Train Your Dragon in Concert is produced by Film Concerts Live!, a joint venture of IMG Artists, LLC and The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc.
Producers:
Steven A. Linder and Jamie Richardson
Director of Operations: Rob Stogsdill
Production Manager: Sophie Greaves
Production Assistant: Katherine Miron
Worldwide Representation: IMG Artists, LLC
Technical Director: Mike Runice
Music Composed by John Powell
Music Preparation: Jo Ann Kane Music Service
Film Preparation for Concert Performance: Ramiro Belgardt, Epilogue Media
Technical Consultant: Laura Gibson
Sound Remixing for Concert Performance: Chace Audio by Deluxe
The score for How To Train Your Dragon has been adapted for live concert performance.
Universal Pictures, DreamWorks Animation, Bonnie Arnold, Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois, John Powell, Chris DeFaria, Michael Silver, Patrick Koors, Tammy Olsen, Lawrence Liu, Thomas Schroder, Tanya Perra, Chris Herzberger, Noah Bergman, Jason Jackowski, Heather Oster, Jen Ockelmann-Wagner, Alex Levy, Mark Graham, Matt Voogt, Bethany Brinton and the musicians and staff of theFestival at Sandpoint Orchestra www.filmconcertslive.com
TASTE OF THE STARS
Tasting Event AugUST 4
From 5 PM to 7 PM, guests will sample pours from the region’s finest wineries, breweries, and distilleries.
This two-hour tasting event, plus Souvenir Cup, is an add-on option of $9.95. Taste of the Stars requires a separate entry ticket and is not included in the Grand Finale admission.
POURERS 20 24
Cabin View Winery
Eola Hills Wine Cellars
Free Spirits Beverage Company
Hunga Dunga Brewing
Kootenai River Brewing Company
Matchwood Brewing Company
Mercer Wine Estates
MickDuff’s Brewing Company
Paradise Creek Brewery
Pend d’Oreille Winery
Terra Blanca Winery
Timber Town Beer Company
Up North Distillery
Western Cider Co
Woodward Canyon
2024 Posters
The Festival at Sandpoint’s Fine Arts Poster tradition dates back to the start of the organization in 1983. What started as advertisement and fundraising for the Festival at Sandpoint has now become a way to showcase some of the community’s many talented artists to celebrate and publicize their work.
Submissions are evaluated on multiple criteria: originality, creativity,
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execution, quality, demonstrated skill, and how well the art embodies the spirit of the Festival community in a creative or innovative way. It was extremely difficult for the Festival to select just one winner. As a result, two winners were announced: one Fine Arts poster and one Series Lineup Poster. The original art is auctioned, with bidding beginning on July 9 and concluding at the Grand Finale performance on August 4.
2024 Posters
The artist’s donation of this original piece is not only a tradition but a fundraiser for the non-profit organization’s mission. This year 50% of the proceeds will go towards another local nonprofit, the Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness.
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Daniel Gill
Daniel Gill is a designer and illustrator based in Sandpoint. He studied graphic design at Southern Utah University and earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2010. Since then, he has worked primarily as a graphic designer specializing in brand development, visual identity, and creative storytelling.
He enjoys making art in any form, and his mediums vary from traditional drawing and painting to digital illustration to photography and video. His love of drawing and painting goes back to boyhood, and while he now spends more time with a mouse and keyboard, a pencil and brush will always be his first love.
“Scotchman Sunset”
By Daniel Gill
Poster Inspiration
Scotchman Sunset is inspired by some photographs I took while hiking Scotchman Peak this past summer. Anyone who has made the climb will recognize the mountain goats that call the area home and seem fairly unbothered by the passersby.
As an artist, it’s always tempting to try something complicated and painstakingly detailed, but for this piece, I thought I should try a simple approach that would need little explanation. I wanted to see what kind of an image I could get working with just simple shapes and flat colors. The style is a bit of a nod to classic travel posters that often made use of flat, simple colors.
I hope that anyone who sees the piece will find it to be a tribute to the natural beauty of the region and the summer days that make one want to relax and enjoy the view.
Magdalena Idzikowska
Our 2024 Series Lineup Poster Artist is Magdalena Idzikowska, a student, a student at North Idaho College, is originally from Poland, and her passion for travel has led her down many incredible paths in life. From studying at Liverpool Hope University in England to
now pursuing Graphic and Web Design at NIC, she has worked to merge her creative side with her love for exploration. She hopes her art inspires others to follow their passions and discover the beauty of the world around them.
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Poster Artwork by Magdalena Idzikowska
EDUCATION
In accordance with the Festival’s non-profit mission to make music accessible, we are proud to offer no-cost youth music education opportunities year-round, including:
• Pre-K & Elementary Outreach
• Youth Strings Orchestra
• Instrument Library
• High School Scholarships
• Educational Summer Internships
WINNERS
As a nonprofit, the Festival at Sandpoint strives to foster a love of music through ongoing youth education programs and scholarship opportunities. We are incredibly grateful to be able to award $9,250 in scholarships to local students.
Evan Schwenk
Instrumental Scholarship Winner
Keane Haesle
Instrumental Scholarship Runner-Up
Titus Tucker
Vocalist Scholarship Winner
Gavin Nicholson
Charley Packard Memorial Songwriting Scholarship Winner
Emmett Adams
Charley Packard Memorial Songwriting Scholarship Runner-Up
Magdalena Idzikowska
Lineup Poster Artist Contest Winner
Endowment Fund
The Festival at Sandpoint Endowment Fund stands as a cornerstone in securing our future, enabling us to continue to deliver exceptional performances that enrich the cultural rhythm of our community. As we grow, our paramount goal is to secure a permanent venue. This endowment is key in achieving our goals and maintaining the continuity of our celebrated events, setting the stage for long-term impact. The enduring
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financial support it provides plays a pivotal role in fostering accessible music education opportunities and accessible performances within our community, leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come.
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Contributors SPONSORS
• Idaho Forest Group
• Toyota
• STCU
• Blue Sky Broadcasting
• Innovia Foundation
• Mountain View
Veterinary Clinic
• Sweet Lou’s*
• Maribeth Portz & David Wanek
• Tito’s Handmade Vodka
• Litehouse, Inc.
• Ting*
• Inlander*
• Happy Tech Services*
• Van Fleet Foundation
• Common Sense Compressor
• North Idaho Title
• TRS Consulting IT Services
• Gregg & Marilyn Marston
• The Paula Knickerbocker Foundation
• Glahe & Associates, Inc.
• North Idaho Ketamine and TMS
• The Idaho Club*
• Keokee media + marketing*
• Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.
• True Seals
• Washington Trust Bank
• KXLY Radio Group*
• Charlotte’s Web & Media*
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SPONSORS (continued)
• Realm Partners*
• Brian & Kimberly Cox
• The Schuck Family
• CGVI Family Foundation Inc.
• Paul & Bonnie Bawel
• Edward & Rebecca Hawkins
• Pacific Timber Products, LLC
• Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
• Finan McDonald Clothing Company
• SilverWing at Sandpoint
• Like Media*
• Avista Foundation
• Powder Hound Pizza
• North Idaho Flood & Fire
• Cedar Management Company
• BC & DJ McFarland Foundation
• Greg D & Melanie S McFarland Foundation
• Kochava
• Sand Creek Custom Wear
• Steve & Julie Meyer
• Kerr Supply - Carquest of Bonners Ferry
• ASAP Cleaning Services*
• Thomas Klein & Kay Eason
• Michael Welp
• Debra Clairmont - In Memory of Bob Talaska
• Christopher & Cecilia Hopper
• Cliff & Mary Lou Otten*
• Bill Williamson
• Dan & Lori Meulenberg
• Allyson Presta
• Sandpoint Reader*
• Gregory J Daiker Family Trust
• John Fischer
• Nick & Karen Warrick
- In Memory of Don & Patricia Lindsay
• Julie McFarland Rawson Family
• Rebecca & Ken Kovalchuk
• Tyke & Linda Van Dellen
• Doug & Stephanie Hawkins
• Vickie & Tom Pfeifer
• Scott & Wendy Dunn
• Shelley Wogman
• David & Candy Tate
• Curt & Bonnie Hagen
• Allan Brandvein
• Peterson Investment Management, Inc.
SPONSORS (continued)
• Clif & Carol Warren
• Nancy J. Lewis
• Bryan & Jill White
• Terry & Denise Plaza
• Sand Creek Schweitzer Conoco
• Mark & Sarah Hawn
• Panhandle Electric LLC*
• John & Lynda Hansen
• The Kelly Family
• Lodestone Wealth Management, LLC.
• The Schwartz Family
• Bob Castle
• Nate & Gina Hall
• Applegate Health Care
• Steve & Dawn Watts
• Don & Lori Morris
• Sun Rental Center, Inc.
• Amelia & Andrew Boyd
• David and Beverly Chambers
• Schweitzer
• Powell & Reed, P.C. Attorneys at Law
• Baxters on Cedar
• Moontime Traditional Food & Ales
• Brent & Barb Leedle
• Todd & Cari House
• Christian & Gulia Groenke
• Duane & Lori Castles
• Elevate Real Estate Group
• Mark & Robyn Johnson
• Marilyn Dalby Sabella - In Honor of Dave & Marilyn Dalby
• The Dillon Family
• Rick & Hali Karr
• Genevieve and Chris Campbell
• Donny & Lisa Blaese
• Margaret Petersen - In Memory of Tim Petersen
• Marcella Nelson
• Life With Kate
• Duncan & Karen Watson - In Honor of Dan & Paula Hall
• Dr. Jim & Geraldine Lewis
• Bistline Law
• ASAP Cleaning Services
• Charlie & Donna Parrish
• Selkirk Insurance Services
• MickDuff’s Brewing Company
• Bill & Deby Ritter TABLE OF
2024 Grants
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• Innovia Foundation: 50th Anniversary Grant for 2024 Grand Finale Ticket Outreach, Community Grant for 2024 Performance Series & Inclusive Ticket Outreach Program
• Idaho Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts: Public Programs in Arts Grant for the 2024 Summer Series
• Community Assistance League: Grant for Instrument Library and Youth Orchestra Sheet Music
• Idaho Community Foundation: Bonner County Fund for Arts Enhancement Grant for the 2024 Summer Series
Members & Donors
• Northwest Realty Group
• Aerocet, INC. - Tom & Linda Hamilton
• Seth Levy
• John & Ginny Moody
• ED & Jean Gordon
• John & Joann Rohyans
• Tracy Penna, Windermere Real Estate
• Geana Van Dessel Nagy
• Leslie Gordon
• William & Kathleen Bradley
• Bridget & P.J. Carstens
- In Memory of Patricia & Don Lindsay
• Mark & Kim Powers
• Kathryn Swenson
• Jerry Condron & Max Emerson
• Brad & Karly Malone
• Kathryn Grothman
• Kendon & Judy Perry
• Chris Blanford & Tennille Tousaint
• Conor & Ali Baranski
• Art & Amy Bistline
• Kara Berlin & Taran White
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Members & Donors
(continued)
• Todd & Cari House
• Steven D. Franklin
• Aumick Family
• Michelle Carlone
• Greg & Kerry Block
• Sharon McPherson
• Shalean Harrington & Pearl Faber
• Mary Jo Flauto
• Jim & Lori Armbruster
• Karen & Paul Amestoy
• Donna Deshon
• Gina Davis
• Impact Achievement Group INC.
• Meghan Delay
• Hailey Delay
• David Fremont
• The Burger Dock
• The Anderson Family
• Alpine Power & Light, INC.
• Angela Hittle
• Ohana Ventures
• Diana & John Jones
• Toni Hostrup
• Kristen Weaver
• Julia Hellhorn
• L Bowden
• James Mullin
• Jeff & Sandra Meeker
• Sarah & Ryan Pillsbury
