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About The Festival At Sandpoint
The Festival At Sandpoint is an iconic open‑air concert series held at War Memorial Field in Sandpoint, Idaho. With a generous GA capacity and a vibe built on first‑come, first‑served general admission, it’s a welcoming summer destination for live music lovers. The festival offices can be found at 525 Pine Street, while the main venue sits at 801 Ontario Street. Whether you’re here for a single headliner or a summer of performances, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your arrival, and find comfortable nearby accommodations.
From parking and transit options to nearby hotels and dining, this page is your one‑stop resource for planning a smooth festival experience. We’ll highlight affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you maximize value and convenience. Remember, GA seating means blankets and low lawn chairs are welcome in the open area, and seating is first‑come, first‑served. Let us be your friendly connection for tickets, logistics, and local tips—you’ve got a guy who’s got you covered for The Festival At Sandpoint.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Venue: War Memorial Field (801 Ontario Street) with festival offices at 525 Pine Street; venue is an open‑air, GA, first‑come seating environment.
- Capacity: GA capacity around 4,000 (2021); historically 3,500 after 2001 renovations; field upgrades have continued since.
- Seating: General Admission; blankets and low lawn chairs are permitted in the GA area; seating is first‑come, first‑served.
- Parking & transit: Satellite parking at Sandpoint High School (410 S Division) with a free shuttle 4 PM–11 PM; ADA parking on Ontario Street; city parking is limited but free in some areas.
- Nearby hotels: La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Sandpoint (~0.8 miles); Best Western Plus Edgewater Resort (~0.9 miles).
- Notable events hosted: Train (2023) among a long list of headliners; 2021 acts included St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Jake Owen, Keb’ Mo’, Gladys Knight, REO Speedwagon, Spokane Symphony; the Spokane Symphony performed at the finale in several years; the iconic Festival tent ended its era in 2023.