Arts & Life

The 110th BC Northern Exhibition takes place Aug. 18 to 21 at the exhibition grounds in Prince George. Along with West Coast Amusements midway for thrills and games of chance there is entertainment all day every day during the four-day event.

Nove Voce Choral Society, one of the nation’s top community choirs, is hosting auditions Sept. 8 at 7 pm. at Trinity United Church at the corner of Fifth and Union - 3555 Fifth Ave.

Immigration: A Conversation features works by local artists José Delgado-Guevara and Rana Sahraei and six other B.C. artists.

Prince George Woodturners Guild members will showcase their artistic talent during their House and Home exhibit on display in the feature gallery at the Community Arts Council of Prince George & District's Studio 2880 beginning August 11 from 5 to 7 p.m.

April Wine bowed out due to COVID-19

Lorna Carleton lived in northern B.C. for 25 years, including time in Prince George.

Prince George’s past is closer than you think when you go to Huble Homestead.

Almost everyone has collected something in their lifetime. Often people collect objects to remember a special moment or to connect with other people. Collecting is a deeply personal and revealing activity.

House of Ancestors is hosting a Night Market on Friday from 4 to 9 p.m.

Omineca Arts Centre has some events coming up and offers their space for jams or special events.