Arts & Life

Think Karaoke for the spoken word. Three minutes with a microphone. Literary Karaoke at Cafe Voltaire invites people to come watch, listen and be entertained.

The humour comes chuckling through the title track of her latest album, Doin' It For The Chicks. Kate Reid is a singer songwriter who will take to the Art Space stage Saturday night at 8 p.m. The title track is quite a bold statement.

Two Rivers Gallery wants people to let it out this Halloween during Menagerie Oct. 29, an adult fundraising party set on the second floor of the gallery where the ghostly gothic space will feature a science lab bar.

Big $ Rich and Gretchen Wilson hit the CN Centre stage with an energy that rocked the cowboy-booted crowd Sunday night, with guest Lindsay Ell and Cowboy Troy.

Celebrate Accessibility Day with Central British Columbia Railway and Forest Industry Museum Society Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Kinsmen Club presents a combo of professional and amateur comedians during Stand Up for Charity 8, Saturday, Oct. 1.

A former local man was on the team that won an Emmy for Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Miniseries, Movie or Special.

Redgy Blackout will perform at Rivers Day for the first time. Guitar/banjo player Jeremy Breaks grew up in Prince George and attended the event often as a child. The B.C.

Let Theatre North West steer you towards an evening of laughter when the season opener Becky's New Car accelerates on stage Sept. 29 to Oct. 16. In the Steven Dietz comedy Becky Foster is in middle age, middle management and a middling marriage.

It's the start of the Prince George Symphony Orchestra's new season and since music director Les Dala left, the entire season will be dedicated to looking for his replacement.