Local Arts

Ask for what you want and you might just get it.

Tongues are wagging, heads are banging and the boys are trying on their platform boots in anticipation of the KISS concert June 29 at CN Centre.

She's his arrow, Paul Alexandre said of wife, Vicky Watt. But not the fatal, blood-shedding kind. More the spiritually directed type - something other's might call a moral compass, or true north.

Amped and heavy with the metal, the Slammin in the Salmon festival will keep your head bangin' and your fingers pickin' that air guitar July 9 at the Rockin's River Resort along the Salmon River.

The year end recital for Judy Russell's Enchainement Dance Centre June 18 and 19 at Vanier Hall follows closely on the heels of the B.C.

The Citizen is pleased to offer Prince George groups the opportunity to announce upcoming gatherings in a monthly calendar specifically for community events.

You'll need to go to West Lake to get In the Mood Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. That's where the Prince George Symphony Orchestra will celebrate the 100th anniversary of B.C. parks.

Christine HINZMANN-SKOREPA Citizen staff cskorepa@pgcitizen.

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