Arts & Life

During the stage reading of World War II era play Waiting for the Parade, Prince George residents will get a glimpse into what is was like for those left to keep the home fires burning as this all-female cast takes to the Theatre NorthWest stage Oct. 22 and 23.

A Way to the Heart executive producer Nada Newell inspired by father's early 20th century success in silent film era

Theatre NorthWest has two new artists in residence who will soon showcase their creativity for the Prince George community.

Marion Hunt-Doig is passing the art of the Chilkoot blanket on to future generations

Halfbreed Mother is the latest exhibit to grace the walls of the Feature Gallery at Studio 2880.

The film is narrated by Shania Twain and will premiere on Sept. 30

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra is hosting live chamber music in the city starting this week. Serenade, featuring love songs, is the first program to be presented at the Hart Community Centre Saturday and Sunday.

Studio Fair will take a turn towards a Marketplace instead of the annual juried art fair of the past.

BC Culture Days ambassador, Jean Baptiste, will host a medicine pouch making workshop at Omineca Arts Centre Sept. 29.

Alive and well in Prince George the Gypsy Entertainment Group offers in-person comedy shows and has done so through most of the pandemic, adhering to all ongoing safety protocols.