Local Arts

As part of Theatre NorthWest's series of stage readings that offers the audience a covid-friendly live entertainment experience, local resident Solomon Goudward presents Smoke Sturgeon Friday at 7 p.m.

There's an old saying by E. Hamilton Lee that goes, "There are old pilots and there are bold pilots but there are no old, bold pilots!” And now there's a book called No Old, Bold Pilots, a memoir by Svend Serup and Sheila C. Serup.

The Prince George & District Community Arts Council is hosting a different Studio Fair this year.

A local actor and singer-songwriter unleashes his dark side in LEGO Jurassic World: The Legend of Isla Nublar, a series on Netflix.

Al Rempel, a local high school teacher ,and Kerry Gilbert who is from Vernon and teaches at Okanagan College, are hosting an online workshop and reading. Interior Dialogues l & ll: Prince George will be held on Nov. 22 and 29 from 1:40 to 3:30 p.m.

The David Douglas Botanical Garden Society has put a call out for all metal sculpture artists to submit ideas for a piece to welcome visitors into the garden at UNBC.

The latest exhibition at Two Rivers Gallery's is iskocîsa (little fires), featuring stop motion animation and sets by Michif artist Amanda Strong.

An Indigenous couple residing in B.C’s Central Interior is hoping to bulldoze their way through the music industry with their newly released hip-hop album.

Judy Russell Presents a stage reading of Miracle on 34th Street in time for Christmas at Theatre NorthWest. "The arts are so important for the mental health of the community and I think we all need something positive to focus on," Judy Russell said.

Sara Knelman is the new executive director of the Two Rivers Gallery. Knelman comes to Prince George from Toronto and will move here permanently in the middle of November. Knelman started the job at Two Rivers Gallery on Oct.