Local Arts

An Olympic athlete chose to continue on her medal hunt despite facing a tragedy and will now appear during the Holiday Festival on Ice at CN Centre Dec. 5.

There's a World of Song and it can be found at the Prince George Playhouse Saturday. The Bel Canto Choir offers this concert as their first mainstage appearance under their direction of artistic director, Jaclyn Reimer.

The Prince George Symphony provided the warmth of beautiful classical music for its Saturday evening audience. It was a welcome respite from the cold, dark night outside.

Two Rivers Gallery hosts its free Thursday all day at the gallery where three exhibition spaces have new displays each month. For more information call 250-614-7800. Jeremy Stewart and Erin Arding return to Caf Voltaire Friday at 8 p.m.

A lone, slightly awkward young man sits under a bridge, where he hears a woman with a baby above him, stalling on the bridge. While crying herself, the mother tries to console her child.

It was a hot time in the cold town Sunday night, as the star of the show said at CN Centre. Terri Clark, eight-time Canadian Country Music Fan's Choice award winner, appeared in front of 1,600 people with Crystal Shawanda opening the show.

A Psychic Fair will be held Friday to Sunday at the White Rose Metaphysical Shop & Margo's Cafe, 353 Victoria Street. Friday the fair is from 1 to 5 p.m., with a Reiki Circle at 6 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.

There will be a tailgate party Jan. 10 at CN Centre and the host is Larry the Cable Guy.

Prince George residents can be singing We're Off to See the Wizard, the Wonderful Wizard of Oz as they head on down the road to CN Centre Dec. 12. This family-friendly musical performance celebrates the legendary 1939 MGM film, The Wizard of Oz.

There's a new art gallery at the University of Northern B.C. and Under the Stairs, an exhibition of UNBC/Emily Carr bachelor of fine arts program students' work, is on display until Dec. 15.