Local Arts

There will be a Scotch tasting event hosted at North 54, 1493 Third Avenue on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. The piper will be Ian MacInnis and entertainment will be provided by Kyra Sinclair. Tickets are $45 at North 54.

The Yalenka Ukrainian dancers attended the 16th Annual B.C. Ukrainian cultural festival in Mission May 1. The festival included 12 Ukrainian dance groups from B.C. and Seattle.

There's a line up of local talent set to perform Saturday that's comparable to our local festival rosters.

Ingrid Gatin will make her Prince George debut at ArtSpace Saturday night at 8. This Winnipeg-based singer is influenced by the music of Joni Mitchell, Patrick Watson, Fiona Apple and Lauryn Hill. J. D. Edwards will provide vocals and trombone.

A Short Evening of Theatre will be presented by Smithers secondary school drama club Sunday 8 p.m. at ArtSpace, above Books & Co., 1685 Third Avenue.

The Two Rivers Gallery presents the Young Associates Art Exhibition called Portraits with the free grand opening tonight at 7:30 p.m. The exhibit runs until May 30. The show features works from more than 120 senior students in School District 57.

A Nice Family Gathering, presented by Theatre North West, is held over until Saturday. Theatre North West is promoting teen attendance to this family show with Bring a Teen for a Toonie during the held-over shows.

Central Interior Zone Theatre hosted by Serious Moonlight Productions will be held at the College of New Caledonia Friday and Saturday in Room 1-306. Plays include Love Letters by A.R. Gurney Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Lost Cause 34 will be in concert on Friday at Knox United Church basement, 1448 Fifth Avenue. Doors open at 7 p.m. The screamo/ Lord of the Rings band Tree Beard's Revenge will open as well as an acoustic set by Cam Phillips.

The Wingdam Ramblers will be at Cafe Voltaire Friday night at 8. Murray Boal from Quesnel and Bob Campbell from Wells makes up the rootsy mountain music-playing duo. There's never a cover charge at Cafe Voltaire.