Arts & Life

B.C. Old Time Fiddlers present Daniel Lapp in concert Friday at the Pineview Recreation Centre, 6470 Bendixon Road, at 7.30 p.m. Saturday the Fiddle Contest is held all day, and there's a pancake breakfast to wind up the weekend Sunday at 8 a.m.

Community Arts Council to exhibit Crystal Desharnais and Jan Rose

It's his "get-my-cake-and-eat-it-too gig," said blues warrior Harpdog Brown about an upcoming appearance in Prince George on Friday night at the Legion Hall with special guest Graham Guest.

Four local artists are passing along knowledge in a hands-on way in 10 classes in School District 57.

If you're lucky, you might see a jig or a reel during the 42nd annual B.C. Old Time Fiddlers' Association weekend of events at the Pineview Recreational Centre, 6470 Bendixon Road.

A group of almost 20 young people, all of them music-involved and street-involved, came together last week to plan events for others in the rap generation to come and see.

Having gained popularity through opening for other acts in Prince George, Noordvall will host their own showcase Friday at 8 p.m. at Third on Third.

Sounding like something out of a Dr. Seuss children's book, famous fiddle player Daniel Lapp, will be playing the flumpet during the PGSO concert Saturday night at 7 at Vanier Hall.

Best known for playing in bands around Prince George including the Lederhosers that entertained the crowd celebrating Oktoberfest at CN Centre last fall, local musician Chris Urbanski will be releaseing his first CD Saturday night and he's inviting e

"They like me! They really, really like me!" It was one of those moments for Maureen Washington on Tuesday, when she won a fan-vote based Monday Magazine M award for best jazz and blues vocalist or group at the Victoria Event Centre.