Arts & Life

The first of its kind in B.C., the Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society of Prince George is hosting a fundraising banquet, Arabian Nights, Friday, April 19 at the Coast Inn of the North.

Karl Standeven, longtime local blues musican, will perform at Ohhh...Chocolat Cafe Friday night at 7:30 as part of the concert series that is set to encourage people to enjoy downtown Prince George.

Turning 70 years old, it occurred to Rob Ziegler that there was still some things he wanted to do while he still could and he's created a Recipe for Delight, a variety show at Art Space Saturday at 8 p.m.

Musicians of B.C.

The star of Theatre North West's latest production is really happy that she was invited back after a 13-year hiatus from the Prince George stage.

Local teen, Sage Bialuski, 14, won the 2013 Integris Credit Union Young Artist Competition presented by the Prince George Symphony Orchestra.

The Best Damn Little Art Auction Ever is coming Friday, April 19 at 7 p.m., to the Groop Gallery's new space called Groop Down Under, located in the newly-renovated basement of the gallery at 1127 Third Avenue.

East coast treasure, fiddler Natalie MacMaster, takes to the Vanier Hall stage with a full band Saturday night.

You're going to leave Vanier Hall dancing, said guest conductor Jonathan Govias. "This is going to be a great big musical party," he added. "We're going to end the season with a bang and have a whole lot of fun.

There's more than 20 women gathering together to talk Vagina Monologues at the Prince George Playhouse April 5 and 6 in honour of V-Day as Prince George joins the global effort to stop violence against women and girls.