Local Arts

Huble Homestead historic site will close for the season on Oct. 11 and will remain open on weekends until then.

Two Rivers Gallery's Trashion Show will return this year, in an upcycled format.

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra couldn't go dark in their 50th year. Not even a pandemic could make that happen.

Editor's note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported that season ticket holders were reimbursed for the shows that were cancelled. The Citizen regrets the error.

At the Omineca Arts Centre, visitors will both see and feel Connections, a new art exhibit by Betty Kovacic who takes on the role of artist-in-residence.

It’s been 17 years since Prince George has been the location of a major movie production. Local filmmaker Norm Coyne is doing what he can to try to end that dry spell.

The Northern Orchestra got some good news recently. The non-profit organization received a BC Gaming Grant for $5,500 that will cover their operating expenses until the end of 2021.

A virtual talk with Nicola Harwood will take place on Facebook Live Thursday, July 30 at 7:30 p.m.

A recent transplant to Prince George will be showcased in a new online adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. Elena Unraw, who moved to town from Abbotsford last fall, takes on the role of Caroline.

Robert Sebastian, a Gitxsan First Nation artist, has created his first hidden images piece Called Peace Eagles and A Wolf.