The Riverstone Current

Presented by the Riverstone Business Collective

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Block Party & Brewfest and helped make it such a special celebration of our community. A huge thank-you goes to our incredible sponsors, vendors, and the many Riverstone businesses who participated and helped bring the day to life. We’re especially grateful to the North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation for partnering with us and helping make the event a way to give back to the beautiful trail that runs alongside our neighborhood. And, of course, thank you to the community for coming out to enjoy the music, food, shopping, activities, and Brewfest. Seeing so many neighbors come together was the best part of the day!

Now, we’re trading beer tasting for trick-or-treating! Our annual Trick or Treat event is coming up on Saturday, October 31st from 11:00am – 3:00pm on Main Street in Riverstone. We can’t wait to welcome all the little ghosts, ghouls, princesses, superheroes, and everything in between for an afternoon of costumes, candy, and Halloween fun.

Make a day of it and come early for Harvest Fest, hosted by the Kootenai County Farmers’ Market, which kicks off on Main Street at 10:00am. Pick up some local goodies, enjoy the market, and then let the kids fill their buckets with candy! Mark your calendars, grab those costumes, and bring the whole family — we’ll see you on Main Street for a sweet afternoon in the neighborhood!

Vicino Pizza

Raise a glass to six years of Vicino Pizza! On Saturday, October 3rd, they’re marking the occasion with a special wine tasting from 4:00 – 7:00pm, pizza specials, and more.

Gather your famiglia, grab a table, and toast to six delicious years in Riverstone! Call 208.758.7997 to reserve your table.

Location: Vicino Pizza, 2385 N Old Mill Loop in Riverstone

The Well~Read Moose

Grab your favorite chilling read and settle in — October is full of frightfully good fun at The Well~Read Moose! From a hauntingly good book club to Spooky Saturday and a midnight release party, there’s plenty of literary surprises lurking around the bookshelves.

Thursday, October 1st | 6:00pm
Evening Book Club
Step into the story of The Lilac People by Milo Todd with fellow book lovers.

Monday, October 12th | 6:00pm
Horror Book Club
Discuss The Unheld by Luke Larkin with the author joining the conversation in-store.

Wednesday, October 14th | 9:00am
Morning Book Club
Join the group for a discussion of Hazel Says No by Jessica Berger Gross.

Saturday, October 24th | 10:00am – 6:00pm
Spooky Saturday
Enjoy special discounts, a prize wheel, and visits from local authors who will be signing books and serving as guest booksellers throughout the day.

Monday, October 26th | Midnight Release
ACOTAR #6 Pajama Party
Celebrate the release of A Court of Splintered Harmony by Sarah J. Maas with themed activities, giveaways, and the chance to pick up your copy at midnight.

For more information, visit wellreadmoose.com.

Location: The Well~Read Moose, 2048 N Main Street in Riverstone

Harvest Festival

The final Saturday of the Kootenai County Farmers’ Market season is getting a fall send-off with Harvest Fest on Saturday, October 31st from 10:00am – 3:00pm in Riverstone! Main Street will be filled with local farmers, makers, vendors, food trucks, and live music from The Red Books.

Come stock up on seasonal produce, discover something handmade, grab lunch, and enjoy the sights and sounds of the market one last time this season. With Halloween happening all around Riverstone that day, it’s a festive fall tradition worth adding to your October 31st plans.

Some days, you walk into a yoga studio because you want to get stronger. Other days, you walk in because you need somewhere to slow down. At CDA Power Yoga, both reasons — and everything in between — have a place. The studio’s mission is simple: to provide a place where people can land, build strength, and return to their lives with clarity, purpose, and freedom. It’s a philosophy that makes yoga feel less like something you have to be “good” at and more like something you can use, wherever you happen to be in life.

The practice itself is designed around possibility. Classes are all-level and range from 60 to 90 minutes. Practices take place in the studio’s infrared-heated room, which ranges from 80 to 95 degrees depending on the class. There are strong, sweaty flows for the days when you need to move, as well as slower, more thoughtful practices when your body and mind are asking for something different. And while the physical practice matters, CDA Power Yoga sees yoga as something much bigger: a combination of movement, meditation, focus, and self-inquiry that can help you build strength not just in your body, but in the way you move through the world.

That might be the heart of what makes the studio’s community special. There’s no expectation that everyone who walks through the door should look, move, or practice the same way. The instruction is intentionally accessible, adapting to different bodies, abilities, ages, and experience levels. You might find a longtime practitioner practicing beside someone who has never been on a yoga mat before. Everyone is working on something different, but everyone is there together. The studio’s core values — Strength, Clarity, Purpose, and Freedom — aren’t just words on a piece of paper; they describe the kind of experience CDA Power Yoga hopes to create for every person who comes through its doors.

And then there’s what happens when class ends. You roll up your mat, step back into the day, and hopefully carry a little of that practice with you. Maybe you’re calmer. Maybe you feel stronger. Maybe you simply feel more present. CDA Power Yoga believes those small shifts matter. In a busy community like Coeur d’Alene, having a place where you can pause, reconnect with yourself, and practice alongside other people is something worth making space for. At its best, yoga isn’t about becoming someone different — it’s about coming back to yourself, and then bringing that version of yourself back into the community.

That community is about to grow. Later this month, CDA Power Yoga will open a second space in Hayden, bringing the studio’s approach to movement, mindfulness, and connection to a new corner of the area. It’s an exciting next chapter for a studio built around the idea that everyone deserves a place to land, whether they’re looking for a challenging practice, a moment of stillness, or simply a welcoming community. And if you’ve been curious to give it a try, this is your invitation: show this newsletter to the team at CDA Power Yoga and receive 10% off your next class. Come as you are, step onto the mat, and see where the practice takes you.

The pumpkins aren’t even packed away yet, but we’re already looking ahead to the holiday season! We’re excited for what’s in store around Riverstone, so keep an eye out for more holiday happenings in the neighborhood.

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