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Mudgy and Millie 10th Birthday Party and New Book Release
11:00 am
Mudgy and Millie 10th Birthday Party and New Book Release
@ CDA Public Library Foundation
Sep 8 @ 11:00 am
Mudgy and Millie Birthday Party + New Book Release WHEN: September 8, 2018 @ 11:00 am WHERE: Coeur d’Alene Public Library Community Room 702 E Front Ave Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 USA COST: Free CONTACT: CDA Public Library Foundation 2087692380 Email ARTS & CULTURE COMMUNITY EDUCATION KIDS Please join us…
Emerge 2nd Annual INK! Print Rally
3:00 pm
Emerge 2nd Annual INK! Print Rally
@ Emerge
Sep 8 @ 3:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Emerge’s INK! Print Rally Coming in September Steamroller Art, Live Music and More at Second Annual Event Local community arts organization Emerge is hosting its Second Annual INK! Print Rally in the parking lot of its downtown Coeur d’Alene gallery on Saturday, September 8th, from 3 to 9 pm. This…
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Museum of North Idaho – 2nd Friday Free 5pm-8pm
Museum of North Idaho – 2nd Friday Free 5pm-8pm
@ Museum of North Idaho
Sep 14 all-day
The Museum is celebrating its 50th anniversary with the feature exhibit Keeping History Alive. The exhibit showcases some of the Museum’s favorite artifacts and the importance of collecting and preserving our region’s history. The exhibit will run April 3 through October 31st. The Museum will offer free admission on the…
ArtWalk
5:00 pm
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Tribe by Sebastian Junger Book Club
5:15 pm
Tribe by Sebastian Junger Book Club
@ Human Rights Educational Institute
Sep 19 @ 5:15 pm
Junger combines history, psychology, and anthropology as he explores what tribal societies can teach us about loyalty, belonging, and humanity’s eternal quest to find meaning. He explains the irony that war feels better than peace, that adversity can turn into a blessing, and that disasters are more often more fondly…
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