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Get ready for a very colourful evening

Jai Ho music group of Prince George presents a musical evening with all time favourites of Geet and Ghazals at the Prince George Playhouse Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Fires, floods and even locust won't stop singer songwriter

Fires, floods and even locust won't stop singer songwriter

Stephen Fearing and Andy White have just released their collaboration album, appropriately called Fearing & White, and will showcase their work at Art Space Tuesday at 8 p.m. as part of Apres Coldsnap 2011.
Dancing through spring break

Dancing through spring break

There are more than 1,700 entries into the 35th annual Prince George Dance Festival with many dancers participating in more than a dozen categories that involve solos, duos and group in areas of dance including ballet, modern, stage, Highland, hip ho
Classic rock concert brings triple threat of talent

Classic rock concert brings triple threat of talent

Classic rock fans can start celebrating. Prism, Honeymoon Suite and Kenny Shields & Streetheart will perform at CN Centre Saturday, April 30, as a Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation fundraiser.

20 years of worms

For 20 consecutive years Canada has been entertained by Trevor Strong, Mike McCormick and Chris Patterson, making them probably the oldest worms who ever told a joke. They are certainly the most arrogant.

Local poet is nominated for West Coast Book Prize

Local author Ken Belford is up for a West Coast Book Prize in the Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize category.
Murder mystery plays out at university

Murder mystery plays out at university

There's a murder mystery at the university and the drama club is inviting you to watch it unfold - and maybe even solve it - over dinner March 25 and 26. The University of Northern B.C.

Choirs Ain't Misbehavin'

Take a step back into a 1920s cabaret lounge to enjoy some vintage jazz pieces performed by the Bel Canto Choirs. Ain't Misbehavin' is presented Saturday at the Prince George Playhouse at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
With a little help from her friends

With a little help from her friends

There's a broke musician in town who hit the ditch on a treacherous part of B.C.'s highways - everyone's OK but the vehicle is damaged. To get the car fixed Dawn Boudreau's going to do what she does best. She's going to sing.
CNC fine arts students' exhibit on display

CNC fine arts students' exhibit on display

The latest exhibit by College of New Caledonia (CNC) fine arts students is now on display at the college's library.