Local Arts

It's only a five-hour-a-week job right now, but the Prince George Regional Performing Arts Centre Society is expecting big things from their new community relations officer.

Left to die. Two horses, abandoned, starving and freezing, trapped on a remote mountainside. A team of rescuers raced against time to dig a thousand-metre trench by hand through chest-deep snow and 30-below weather to save the horses.

During the Prince George Symphony Orchestra’s Spirit of the One Song Festival this month, Milan Basic, Maureen Faulkner and Keith Carlson will create art in the Rustad Galleria.

Coldsnap Festival organizer Jo Beattie is off to England. The Grade 1 teacher at Vanway elementary, is opting into an exchange program where two teacher's trade houses and jobs for about a year.

The subject of sexual misconduct by a Catholic priest still resonates throughout the world and Theatre North West is not one to shy away from this controversial subject.

Canadian music icon Gordon Lightfoot is coming to CN Centre for an evening of songs and stories on Nov. 23. After five decades of touring, Lightfoot shows no signs of slowing down.

IMG-2011-02-03 A&E josh feinberg Josh Feinberg will perform during Sounds of India at ArtSpace Friday at 8 p.m. Indian music is just so different from Western music, it is not something you can hum along to, according to sitarist, Josh Feinberg.

To commemorate the country's 2010 Olympic success, the Prince George Symphony Orchestra (PGSO) will take over hosting this year's Spirit Festival in Prince George with events that encourage community engagement in arts and cultural activities.

Sounds of India with Josh Feinberg, sitarist, accompanied on tabla by Ravi Albright, will perform Friday at 8 during an evening of mystical music from the Indian subcontinent.

When memory fails long-time Prince George residents, they now have pages to turn for a lesson in the history of School District 57. Historical Memories, People, Places, Programs and Services, School District No.