Local Arts

The Community Arts Council of Prince George & District and the Northern Indigenous Arts Council (NIAC) have been accepted in the artsvest program that builds capacity in Canada's cultural sector.

The third annual Colour Walk for the Prince George Hospice Society takes place in May. Due to the pandemic people are once again encouraged to walk with their bubble friends to raise funds for the society.

If there was ever a time to explore having a digital voice in the world, it's during a pandemic. Don't know where to start? That's where the Prince George & District Community Arts Council Arts North Media Studio comes in.

A costume designer works closely with the director to design and oftentimes create and/or source anything involved with an actor's appearance on stage.

Consider four buses as blank slates as the Northern Indigenous Arts Council puts a call out for artwork submissions. The council is working with Diversified Transportation Ltd.

Trickster trilogy fans can tune into a virtual conversation with renowned Haisla and Heiltsuk author, Eden Robinson, for an online conversation and reading from her latest book, Return of the Trickster, the third and final installment in the bestsell

Local film company Barker Street Cinema is offering Stephen King Rules, a virtual film festival, April 23 to 25. The film fest will feature 25 films, some never seen before, as an homage to the horror-movie King.

Everyone one is looking to get back to normal after the pandemic but normal will most likely look a little different. The Community Arts Council is launching new programs to help navigate the new normal.

Barker Street Cinema is at it again. After shooting a full-length Christmas movie in Prince George a few weeks ago, the team has steamrolled through a prequel to a new film.

The Omineca Arts Centre is featuring a new artist in residence. Gillian Wigmore will showcase her place-based poetry until mid-April.