Local Arts

Me and some lucky members of the Tartan Army got to meet Johnny Reid Wednesday night before he burst onto the stage at CN Centre during his A Place Called Love tour.

When a couple of moms ask you if you're going to be around for the next yen years to make sure their seven-year-old daughters will receive dance training from you and you alone, you know you're doing something right.

There's a one-woman show at Theatre North West called I, Claudia. The four characters portrayed in the show are between the ages of twelve and three quarters and seventy-something - both male and female.

There are 32 people on the road with Johnny Reid and they're all in boot camp getting in fighting -- or rather performing -- shape. Reid, an award-winning country singer, will perform at CN Centre Oct. 6.

He's not going to cry. At least he's taken measures to make sure he can get through most of the show without choking up.

Theatre North West presents I, Claudia until Oct. 16. The opening season play finds Claudia a 12 -year-old girl in her secret hide away at her elementary school dealing with her dad, her step-mom and her own life.

Theatre North West presents I, Claudia until Oct. 16. The opening season play finds Claudia a 12 -year-old girl in her secret hide away at her elementary school dealing with her dad, her step-mom and her own life.

Known as the biggest festival in the world, Oktoberfest will be celebrated at CN Centre Friday, Oct. 8 beginning with dinner at 6 p.m.

There's going to be a glimpse of a new group showcasing their talent at the Farmers' Market this Saturday at Wilson Square at 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. and you won't see them just standing around said the organizer.

To celebrate the 40th season the Prince George Symphony Orchestra will hold Pops in the Park a free concert at Fort George Park Sunday at 2 p.m.