Local Arts

Elizabeth Ferris, a children’s book author from Prince George, has created a collection of colouring books to complement her Positively Georgia series about an optimistic Airedale who has empowering messages to share with children.

We intend to gather a group of interested local actors to work on a play for as long as we want and as often as we want, with as many different experimental or asinine rehearsal approaches as possible without the deadline of a specific performance date.

Paint-by-mouth artist Jenna Wuthrich has developed her talents over time and is ready to showcase her technique to the public as pandemic restrictions ease.

A chat with an award-winning writer of many many things - Northern FanCon bound Marc Bernardin.

Just when she thinks she’s going in one direction in her film and television career, she’s drawn to another.

Canadian artist Melissa Bain's exhibit, Persona, is presented at Studio 2880 by the Community Arts Council of Prince George & District, beginning with an artist's talk May 5 at 6:30 p.m.

Rita Leistner's exhibit, The Tree Planters, opens this week at Two Rivers Gallery. Documentary screening happening Friday night.

There’s a Pop Up Pottery Sale at Studio 2880, 2880-15th Ave., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. just in time for Mother’s Day. Five local potters are offering a variety of handmade gifts for those special people in your life.

Performers North fundraiser returns to stage with presentation titled Dirty Laundry

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra is looking to break down barriers for music lovers who might be a bit reluctant to tackle classical music, said music director Michael Hall.