Local Arts

The first annual international performing arts summer school presented by Judy Russell's Enchainement Dance Centre will not only allow dancers to learn new moves for their future adventures, but there's a little history lesson thrown in as well.

The Pop Montreal International Music Festival and Matrix Magazine have teamed up to present a Canadian literary competition looking for the most unique and original voices in North American writing with three categories: poetry, fiction and creative

Park Drive-In features Limitless and Insidious Friday and Saturday. For more information visit www.parkdrivein.com or call the information line at 250-617-4342.

Professional stand-up comedian Darryl Lenox whose style of humour is as observer to the absurd will play Nancy O's Friday night with his brand of incisive, authentic humour that has him telling it like it is.

The Central Interior Regional Arts Council is holding a writing contest, and any resident of the Central Interior region of B.C. is eligible to enter.

A treat for the taste buds will once again be offered during the ever-popular Great Northern Chili Cook-Off at the Community Arts Council's Spring Arts Bazaar Saturday, June 11 at 2880 15th Avenue.

Vanier Hall will come alive as the vibrant Bollywood Dream Dancers help the community celebrate Vaisakhi Mela, the birthday of the Sikh religion Sunday at 2 p.m.

Imagine 85 Welsh men's voices raised in song during a concert with local Celtic group Out of Alba at the First Baptist Church June 10 at 7:30 p.m. The Vancouver Welsh Men's Choir will be touring Northern B.C.

Creativity goes a long way, and during the Imagination on the Move program, presented by the Two Rivers Gallery, it will go all the way out of Prince George and into the surrounding rural communities.

These talented performers from Prince George will be travelling to Kamloops for the Performing Arts B.C. Provincial Festival June 5 to 9.