Arts & Life

A local teen is showcasing a variety of entertainers to prove PG's Got Talent. Sufey Chen, 18-year-old UNBC bio med student, presents the third annual PG's Got Talent May 5 at the Prince George Playhouse, and locals are asked to auditions.

Storyteller comedian Damonde Tschritter offers sage advice during a two-night gig at Nancy O's Feb. 16 and 17.

B.C. First Nations, Metis and Inuit artists are invited to submit material for a Two Rivers Gallery exhibit called First before Feb. 17.

Honouring area residents for artistic contributions, the Prince George Regional Arts and Cultural Awards are Friday, April 27 at the Prince George Playhouse.

An aura of mystery cascades over the Columbus Community Centre when Il Carnevale de Venezia, a masquerade ball, takes over Saturday, Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

When legendary band, Deep Purple, comes to the CN Centre during Smoke on the Nation Tour Feb. 23, it won't be just a treat for fans. Roger Glover, bass player, producer and composer, said it'll be a treat for him too.

The Cadillac of Cajun comes to the Treasure Cove show lounge during the Mardi Gras Snow Daze celebration.

Brandon Isaak is at Art Space Thursday night belting out a Bluesman's Plea. Also the name of his new solo album, the expression is a call out to those who love the blues.

Fans can catch the biggest, baddest monster trucks roaring into CN Centre May 26 and 27. Bounty Hunter, Red Baron, Weapon 1 and Iron Outlaw are all part of the Monster Spectacular and World's Best Monster Trucks show.

Some say Prince George has a gap when it comes to the arts for children and youth, now 4Cats Arts Studio is building a bridge to cover the gap. The studio is holding an open house Saturday, Feb.