Lake City Playhouse to continue selling engraved bricks as fundraiser
Damon Wood brushes off engraved pavers in the newly installed patio Jan. 8 at Lake City Playhouse. The theater will again sell commemorative bricks as a fundraiser beginning with the Jan. 31 opening of "Rent."
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A large brick purchased by Jenna Griffitts-Leggat and Brad Leggat engraved with a loving message for their son, Van, is one of the bricks visitors will see as they approach Lake City Playhouse. The theater will commence another brick-naming fundraising campaign Jan. 31.
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COEUR d'ALENE — For a reminder of how much Lake City Playhouse is loved and supported by the community, all people have to do is look beneath their feet when stepping across the nonprofit theater's newly installed paver patio.
Names of individuals and logos of local businesses have been etched onto bricks large and small as a way to recognize those who helped revive the historical playhouse after a devastating flood in 2021. The bricks also pay tribute to the many generations of actors and families who have graced Lake City's stage.
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