Local Arts

You could rightly call Mo Hamilton a Prince George artist, but like few others she is also attached to various other towns. Her sense of place is what anchors her solo art show The 100 Houses Project: Reflections On Our Times.

If you can't even carry a tune in a bucket but still want to add your tone to a community of voices Just Let Us Sing might be the ideal event. Taking place Saturday at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church at 3590 Dufferin Ave., at 7 p.m.

One of Prince George's own stars will be back in the city as a special guest at Northern FanCon. Madison Smith grew up in P.G.

Don't let old acquaintance be forgot. The second annual Robbie Burns Dinner will be brought to mind only days from now, to celebrate the Scottish bard and the Prince George Symphony Orchestra at the same time.

Throwing out books prompted the staff at the Two Rivers Gallery to get wordy with each other on the value of volumes.

It's last call to get an ad for your business or organization into the official Northern FanCon book.

Children appreciate music differently than elders, mid-adults, or even teens. Little kids have their own special relationship with sound, with movement and with visual comedy.

Teen artists can get their work - paintings, sculptures, etc. - in the public eye this coming month.

Songs carry on. Like the paintings of a long ago painter, the buildings of a skilled architect, works of art last beyond their creators. But paintings can be crumpled and buildings can fall apart.

Another round of auditions happens tonight for The Vagina Monologues.