Arts & Life

Teen artists get their chance to shine in the new year. The Prince George Public Library and the Community Arts Council have teamed up with the Kiwanis Club to give talented local youth a show event of their own.

The holidays may be in full buzz, but there is still live music and comedy to enjoy. Anyone in need of distraction or an entertaining outing will have options. A local favourite will be on the music stage on Dec. 29.

Like assembling an elite sports team, a dance company's depth is a big difference-maker when the audience is watching.

Roger Klein is one of the elder statesmen of the Prince George industrial sector. As the R in R.F. Klein & Sons Ltd., he was a mainstay of civil construction in the Prince George area since 1965.

There's already a feeling among local music fans that Redwhyn can't lose. The local rock trio has been building their reputation since emerging in the summer of 2016.

For a guy with a song called Talk Too Much, this new Corb Lund tour is a bold move. It's just him, a few guitars, and his gift of the gab.

After Halloween but before Christmas comes Studio Fair which, after 41 consecutive years, has become like a holiday of its own in Prince George. The Community Arts Council (CAC) has made Studio Fair their No. 1 critically important fundraiser event.

Art will be all around the room, and Art will even be talking, singing and telling jokes.

One of Canada's beloved and veteran troubadours, Bill Bourne, will perform live in Prince George on Friday night.

Four bands, two nights, one Halloween extravaganza. The Prince George Legion isn't a place designed to scare the public, but it is a place where the public is called in to be entertained.