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Morris the Moose on a musical trail with the Prince George symphony

PGSO presents Morris the Moose family concert Sunday, Dec. 4 at Canfor Theatre at 2 p.m. at the University of Northern BC. Join Morris the Moose as he makes his way across the Canadian landscape in search of a new home.
Christine Dalgleish
Christine Dalgleish
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The Prince George Symphony Orchestra is offering a Family Concert at UNBC's Canfor Theatre called Morris the Moose who is on a quest to find a new home across the frozen north Dec. 4 at 1 p.m.PGSO illustration

PGSO presents Morris the Moose family concert Sunday, Dec. 4 at Canfor Theatre at 2 p.m. at the University of Northern BC.

Join Morris the Moose as he makes his way across the Canadian landscape in search of a new home.

This show features Canadian folk songs like Blackfly and classic The Log Driver’s Waltz.

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra is offering this opportunity to experience live orchestral music for first time goers and the audience will enjoy hearing from a friendly story teller and seeing a visual presentation as well as the live music. This event is geared for children five to 11 and all ages are welcome. For tickets visit PGSO Morris the Moose concert.

If you like planning ahead, there’s another concert geared for the holidays called Christmas with the PGSO on Dec. 18  at 2 p.m. at Vanier Hall that sees a holiday blowout for the whole family that features the full orchestra and two choirs including the Cantata Singers and Nove Voce.

Tickets are at the box office at Studio 2880, 2880 15th Ave., or by calling 250-562-0800 or visit https://www.pgso.com/concerts/Christmas-Pops.