Local Arts

Mayor Yu considers current grant program funding level an embarrassment to the city

Columnist Claire Nielsen offers her insights into Lee Purcell's novel Living Without Fear. Purcell is a local author.

Bednesti, an exhibit by local artist Lesley Kuhn, will be showcased at Studio 2880 beginning with the opening reception Wednesday, April 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. for art enthusiasts to enjoy landscapes on display.

The 48th annual Prince George Dance Festival is underway at Vanier Hall.

Miracle Theatre presents A Comedy of Tenors until April 3, but don’t let the title fool you. Just because the hilarious play is about four tenors, doesn’t mean it’s a musical.

In an effort to continue to foster local talent, Studio 2880 is launching a new art program aimed at enriching the community's creative spirit.

Devon Flynn has published his first book Elsewhere, Canada: Musings of a Katimaviker

Breakthrough explores unlikely bond between soldiers on opposite sides during Battle of the Bulge

Three local women take on the roles of Canadian nurses stationed on the frontlines during World War I, in a staged reading of Bluebirds at Theatre NorthWest on International Women’s Day, Friday, March 8.

There’s a callout for artisans who would like the opportunity to showcase their handcrafted goods and be part of the vibrant Northern BC arts and culture scene.