Local Arts

A local teen was recently crowned Miss Teen Prince George Canada World during the Miss Teen B.C. Canada World competition held at Richmond's Airport Plaza Hotel.

The art of resistance poetry is alive and well and showcased at The Enpipe Line: 70,000+ Kilometres of Poetry Monday night at Art Space.

Comedy, coffee and chocolate are featured in this triple-threat debut for Nechako Community Theatrics at Art Space March 31.

Locals will know Seth Macdonald and Shara Gustafson as the front line for Mamaguroove. They're returning to the Prince George stage as an acoustic duo Friday, March 30 at Nancy O's.

Forever Young Chorus presents Songs of The Old West Friday at 7 p.m. The concert features special guest, Senior Idol winner Laurie Meier at the Elder Citizen Recreation Centre, 1692 Tenth Avenue. Tickets are $10.

Meet and greet Dora the Explorer Friday, March 23 and Saturday, March 24 at the Pine Centre Mall's centre court. The meet and greet session is a chance to line up, meet Dora, a costumed character, and get her autograph.

The sixth annual Travelling World Community Film Festival goes March 23, 24 at different venues around the community. The film schedule is at www.facebook.com/PGTWCFF and the film descriptions can be viewed at www.worldcommunity.

Chet TV has produced a 14-minute historical documentary of Chetwynd's 97-year-old Albert Flett. Flett was born in either Grouard or Fort Vermillion, Alberta, and served overseas with the Canadian Armed Services in Europe during World War Two.

Thirteen-year-old singing sensation Cole Armour from Surrey will be getting up close and personal with James Bond during Cariboo Brewing's '70s Disco Party March 23 at CN Centre.

Outside the Two Rivers Gallery stands a public sculpture called Balance, created by Peter von Tiesenhausen in 2009. Von Tiesenhausen gives an artist's talk Friday at 7:30 p.m.