The Festival at Sandpoint offers event production services and equipment rentals to local organizations throughout Bonner County.
In support of our non-profit mission, the Festival at Sandpoint is grateful to be able to use its expertise to assist other nonprofits and businesses in an attempt to keep arts, music, and entertainment accessible to our local community.
Some of the local organizations and events that we have assisted include Kaniksu Land Trust’s Sled Fest, Bonner General Health’s Heart Ball, Lost in the 50s, KRFY Community Radio’s Little Live Radio Hour, and many more.
Event production services
Tickets for heroes
In partnership with Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors and The National Parks, were able to thank local teachers, first responders, and military service members for their service.
The Festival at Sandpoint was able to distribute 300 free tickets for their July 28, 2024 performance to teachers, nurses, EMTs, fire fighters, police, veterans, and currently-serving military service members.
LITTLE LIVE RADIO HOUR
Join us on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 PM for Little Live Radio Hour, a monthly live music event hosted by KRFY produced and engineered by the Festival at Sandpoint, and held at the Panida Little Theater. You can tune in on 88.5 KRFY FM or stream at krfy.org.
Outreach Concerts
The Festival at Sandpoint hosts concerts that are inexpensive and offer world-class musical experiences - ranging from Broadway and Disney to Mozart and Beethoven.
As a nonprofit, part of our mission is to make music accessible to local and regional audiences, and The Family Concert and Grand Finale provide affordable opportunities to experience music for the members of the community.
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The Festival at Sandpoint brings a classical music experience to the stage annually for the final performance of the Summer Series.
In accordance with the Festival's mission to make music accessible, the Grand Finale performance offers affordable tickets as well as a youth option for individuals 12 and under.
Additionally, the Festival will alternate between traditional symphonic and movie in concert programming. The family-friendly film and orchestra experience is an approachable opportunity for younger audiences to engage with classical music.
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The Family Concert is a low-cost musical experience for children to attend, listen to, and enjoy.
The Festival at Sandpoint has provided experiences including performances from Broadway performers to Disney vocalists.
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The Festival at Sandpoint's annual Ticket Outreach program works in close partnership with local schools and organizations to ensure free tickets to the Grand Finale / Family Concert reach those who need them most, including underserved community members, those with special needs, seniors, and veterans.
Through community partnerships, we are able to ensure even more low-income and underserved families can access this unique musical experience and cherished community tradition.
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FAS Orchestra
Selected musicians from across the Inland Northwest form the Festival at Sandpoint Orchestra that performs at our annual symphonic Grand Finale performance.
Orchestra members have the distinctive opportunity to exhibit their orchestral talent for a crowd of thousands alongside internationally renowned conductor Morihiko Nakahara.
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The 2023 and 2024 Summer Series culminated with performances by the Festival at Sandpoint Orchestra.
The orchestra was comprised of more than 60 local and regional musicians, curated by Sandpoint native Dr. Jason Moody, who also served as concertmaster.
Under the baton of conductor Morihiko Nakahara, the Festival at Sandpoint Orchestra performed The Princess Bride in Concert in 2023 and How to Train Your Dragon - In Concert in 2024.