Arts & Life

If you live in the Terrace area, you may have seen Mark Hart’s artwork before on the side of his truck. Or, perhaps you may have seen it on TV.

Wendy Framst is a local water colour artist and teacher who is the first artist to be showcased in the newly renovated Feature Gallery at Studio 2880. Her exhibit is called In Your Own Time.

A local author’s videopoem has been accepted into two international festivals. Al Rempel is a high-school physics teacher whose artistic side is explored through the written word. He collaborated with other artists to create a multimedia project.

Wings. They represent an uplifting of mind, body and spirit. They have an aura of mystery and intrigue. They offer a glimpse into the miracle of nature. Most people would admit to wishing they had wings.

Celebrity chef Bob Blumer, who has made appearances at the local fair in the past, is offering an opportunity to cook along with him via Zoom as a fundraiser for the Prince George Hospice Society on Oct. 25.

“If you are powerful enough for the journey, you must be powerful enough to return,” Lisa narrates (Grace Dove, The Revenant).

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.