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Great viewing at low prices

Great viewing at low prices

This week Prince George residents can view a host of documentary films during the fifth annual Travelling World Community Film Festival.
New look to the WildSide

New look to the WildSide

After 10 years the Two Rivers Gallery's WildSide, the interactive space for creative play has received a major renovation. The room is used for preschool classes, Family Sundays and birthday parties.

Former executive director maintains faith in Baldy Hughes

I am writing today to support the words of Lorne Mayencourt in his letter to the editor.

PGSO Review - Classic Choice

This PGSO concert was assembled and brought about by popular demand. The audience participated by voting in advance for favourite selections in each of three categories: an overture, a concerto and a symphony.

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.