Local Arts

James and the Giant Peach authored by Roald Dahl was published a half century ago. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the book and the anniversary of the Dahl's birthday (Sept. 13) the quirky folks at Books & Co.

An iconic B.C. band is coming to Prince George to rock out during Rocktoberfest Haus Party. It's been nine years since 54-40, originally from Tsawassen B.C. and now one of the most popular bands in Canada, has been in Prince George.

The Tapestry Singers program is celebrating its fourth year of providing a mature choral experience to elementary school students.

Artists and artisans will soon have a new venue to sell their wares when the Butler's Market opens this fall.

She loves the blues and is determined to make sure touring acts don't pass her by.

Silly, spontaneous and mostly outrageous Improv Ad Nauseum is back for another season of laughs at Twisted Cork beginning Sept. 17 at 8 p.m.

Brotherness is a word local artist Milan Basic uses to describe community - and he's been thinking a lot about the term lately while giving back to the community.

Pops in the Park sees the Prince George Symphony Orchestra (PGSO) set up at the Fort George Park bandshell Sunday at 2 p.m. to play popular hits that are everyone's favourites.

Life's adversities will be spilling from the microphone with the opening number for Karl Wolf's Ghetto Love Fan Tour. Steven James, better known as Verbz In Tha Mix, is set to warm up the audience with life-inspired tunes at the Roll-A-Dome Sept. 10.

After 20 years in the back country of northern B.C., there was only one occasion when Canadian wildlife filmmaker Leon Lorenz had to fire his 44 Magnum.