Local Arts

Community theatre is, by definition, cast with local performers. Audiences come to see professional productions tackled by their family, friends and neighbours.

One of Canada's brightest art stars has painted himself into a corner of Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George.

A rare sight will soon be seen in front of CN Centre. A pavilion will pop up like a palatial purple sunrise. The circus is coming to town, and it is under a good ol' fashioned big-top tent.

It's going to get loud at CN Centre this fall when rowdy country rocker Tim Hicks makes his return to Prince George. The Niagara Falls recording artist has two platinum and six gold singles to his name so far.

A local fiddler is coming home for an intimate and interactive concert. First, though, she has to finish her tour of Ireland. Brittany Iwanciwski currently lives in Victoria where she located for post-secondary education in the finer points of music.

It might feel a bit like flashing up a Diagon Alley floo or plasmatically passing onto Platform Nine And Three Quarters. J.K. Rowling fans are about to go on a theatrical broomstick ride through the story of Harry Potter.

Taking the heat in the MasterChef Canada kitchen has Jen Jenkins boiling with confidence. The Prince George competitor was not the winner of the 2018 edition of the CTV television program, but she did crack the Great 8.

It was a black day for the Prince George Symphony Orchestra, in the best sense of the word. PGSO representatives were once again standing before city council Monday night, to talk about loans to stabilize the city's orchestra.

The wheels are turning in Mike McGuire's head. He's already got a funny joke about Lance Armstrong, but it isn't often a comedian gets to make fun of cancer. He gets to shift those gears Thursday night for the Wheely Funny Fundraiser.

Shred Kelly is ripping Prince George a new concert experience. The popular B.C. folk-pop band has a strong local following, and they will add to it this summer.