Local Arts

Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs will end Theatre North West's season with shows April 19 to May 6.

The much-anticipated PGSO concert featuring guest conductor Evan Mitchell and Elizabeth Pitcairn as guest artist excelled in meeting the audience's high expectations.

Every couple of months the Community Arts Council showcases artisans in their feature gallery. Until May 31 Vivian Martin's and Doris Dittaro's work is highlighted in the special gallery at Studio 2880, 2880-15th Avenue.

Theatre North West's co-founder gets a kick when people see him in town and think he's back in Prince George visiting from his supposed residence in either Vancouver, Vancouver Island or the Okanagan, depending on who he talks to.

In the aftermath of discovering her husband was a pedophile, Gail Pilgrim, former Prince George resident, will offer a presentation and book signing of Tightly Knit Secrets Unravelled: My Knitting Story recalling the story of her life at Art Space, 1

Muwahaha. The evil laugh must be perfected in time for Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog opening Friday night at UNBC's Canfor Theatre.

The Central B.C. Railway and Forestry Museum commemorates 100 years of B.C. Forest Service with a special exhibit featured throughout the summer. Established in 1912 as the Department of Lands, Forest Branch, the B.C.

Due to a scheduling conflict, The Canadian Tenors have moved their Prince George, CN Centre show from Wednesday, May 23 to Thursday, May 24. All tickets purchased for May 23, will be honoured for the May 24 performance. Showtime remains at 8:00 p.m.

For more than 20 years, Cowboy Junkies have remained true to their vision of introspective, quiet intensity that is their musical signature, creating a critically acclaimed body of original work.

Today is World Theatre Day and Theatre North West's artistic producer Samantha MacDonald asks everyone to "take a moment to appreciate the impact of theatre in your community, and in your life or lives of loved ones.".