Local Arts

The bride is so determined to be married she comes to the court house for the breach-of-promise case dressed in her wedding gown with her bridesmaids in tow.

There's a Gothic mansion awaiting special guests to join the Menagerie by celebrating All Hallow's Eve at the Two Rivers Gallery Friday night 8 'til late.

The Clumsy Custard Horror Show and Ice Cream Clone Review is presented by the Prince George Theatre Workshop until Saturday at 7 p.m., with a matinee on Saturday at 2, at Kinsmen Community Complex, 777 Kinsmen Place.

There's something to be said for days gone by when big boxy microphones were used by a bluesy soul songstress as she soothed stressed audience members with her sultry tone.

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. Food for Thought film series installment takes place Thursday at 6:30 p.m.

She would have moved her wedding date to open for Reba. Luckily, when her agent asked if she wanted the gig, all she had to do was find her way out of the dress that was halfway over her head with a stuck zipper.

When a small-business owner drove by St. Vincent De Paul's during lunch hour on a particularly cold and rainy day, she saw the long line up of people in need who were most definitely underdressed for the weather.

The Prince George Academy of Music is looking for students to join the children's choir. The academy started in '07 when Paul Brett thought there was a lack of services on the Hart Highway.

Before he died in 1980, John Bonham taught his son Jason not to be afraid to take chances. That approach to life worked out well for John, who put his faith a pair of drumsticks and went on to become a rock legend with Led Zeppelin.

The homeless in Prince George are not without a voice and are now speaking out through moving and thought-provoking art, featured in an exhibit at Art Space until Oct. 30.