Arts & Life

Judy Wiebe is best remembered for her role as the Reverend Mother in the knee-slapping comedy, Nunsense, but those days of singing and performing on the local stage are a thing of the past for Wiebe, the survivor of a horrible motor vehicle accident

Friday Night Mics at Cafe Voltaire, Books & Co., 1685 Third Ave., at 8 p.m. features two folk singers from Dawson City and Ft. St. James, Susu Robin and Noosa. The duo plays original songs with guitar and ukulele. As always, the event is free.

Evening of Pink, a fundraising event in the fight against breast cancer, takes place Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Prince George Civic Centre, with special guest speaker Dr.

Summer is dwindling, but a pair of young people are urging their peers to take advantage of what's left of the season.

An evening of comedy and refreshments is heading to Art Space tonight and Saturday at 7 p.m. when the Nechako Community Theatrics Society presents Giving Relationships the Raspberry: A Light-Hearted Look at Love.

Friday Night Mics feature Dennis Straussfogel at Cafe Voltaire stage tonight at 8, in Books & Co., 1685 Third Ave. Straussfogel usually plays folk music including a lot of covers that everyone knows and loves. As always, this event is free of charge.

A fundraiser will take place Saturday, Sept. 14 at the Treasure Cove show lounge to help a local woman whose breast cancer has been the least of her recent problems.

Two comedians will give it their all as they record live shows at Art Space Saturday night during shows at 8 and 10 p.m. Chris Gaskin and Brian Majore will bring their best to the stage, making sure it counts for each debut album.

Free Movie Night Under the Stars tonight with pre-movie activities starting at 7:45 p.m., movie will start at dusk, at the Fort George park bandshell. Fortis presents Epic for this Fresh Air Films event on a three-storey screen.

She was once known as Maureen Schultz - now Maureen Washington - and always known as a jazz diva, in the best possible sense.