Local Arts

Theatre NorthWest is opening its doors for the popular stage readings presented by community members starting Friday and Saturday with The Last Wife by Kate Hennig, directed by Melissa Glover.

Millions of dollars in long-term repairs needed for the performing arts facility

From a gun-wielding home invader to Indigenous artist showcasing a mural series depicting clans from Prince George to Haida Gwaii one client at PGRCC has made the move toward healing not only himself but his relationship with his community.

Filmmaker Sara Shaak says Prince George still an untapped market for location shooting

As one local resident headed to Vancouver and ultimately to Toronto to pursue his career as dancer, actor, video editor, another took to the high seas to entertain on cruises and appears as part of a dance troupe on a popular television series.

Crystal Behn-Dettieh has been appointed to the position

Theatre NorthWest’s Summer Sewing camps are more than just a place children come to learn a new skill.

Local filmmaker releases trailer ahead of his movie premier set for June 29.

A local Grade 9 student took top prize for the poem she wrote for the Royal Canadian Legion national Youth Remembrance contest. Antonia Tannert, a Westside Academy student, wrote A Poppy Whispers.

Prince George actor, Sandra Clermont, talks about her first experience on a movie set as she plays opposite Food Network star Bob Blumer in the locally made romantic comedy The Way to the Heart and how it differs from what she's best known for - stage performance.