Local Arts

City of Prince George and the Two Rivers Gallery presented nine specially designed street banners as part of BC Arts and Culture Week Thursday at a special unveiling held at the gallery.

Seinfeld comes to CN Centre next Thursday. "We are extremely thrilled to be hosting Jerry Seinfeld," said Glen Mikkelsen, CN Centre's entertainment and marketing manager.

Henry and Alice: Into the Wild Theatre North West Runs until May 8 Take an uptight middle-aged couple in the midst of a mid-life crisis and plop them down in the middle of woods and you have the story of Henry and Alice: Into the Wild.

Several professional photographers were honoured during the Professional Photographers of Canada national convention held last week in Vancouver.

When June Wood sent her first book to Heritage Publishing House they took a look at it and deemed it was actually two books. The first was Nechako Country, In the Footsteps of Bert Irvine, about Wood's father.

Tourism Richmond's online experiment has turned into the full meal deal.

It's all about loving music. Sing Your Heart Out is the Bel Canto Choirs' celebration of what they love, taking place Saturday afternoon at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church.

Self-taught local artist, Cliff Mann, painted Timeless View in 2012 in honour of Huble Homestead's 100th anniversary. Now the image will be published in the 2014 edition of Splash: The Best of Watercolor.

Two B.C. Book Prize finalists are going on tour offering book signings in six towns, including Prince George, Kitimat, Prince Rupert, Fort St. James, Smithers and Terrace.

A festival to celebrate Latin culture and traditions will spice up Prince George later this month. The Latino-Canadian Association of Northern B.C.