Local Arts

Scott Moir, Tessa Virtue and Patrick Chan are coming back to Prince George to Rock The Rink.

A special guest musician will make a Prince George debut at the Mayor's Black & White Ball For The Arts. This musician was already going to be there. In fact, he's one of the organizers.

Artists, start your paintbrushes. A competition is about to burst out of the starting gates especially for local visual artists, but be warned, an arts superhero awaits the victorious challenger.

The new title of the show might now be Geoff & The Ninja and the trophy, since Prince George's first television series has become an award winner.

In performance art it's sometimes called the "wrap-up come-down" or the "fade to black blues" which might describe what Meghan Hunter-Gauthier was feeling on Monday.

Meet my sister, Stella. She's your sister, too. She is hanging out with our other sister, Blanche, on stage at Theatre Northwest.

A final round of auditions has been set for local musical theatre performers interested in being cast in a local production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. The classic tale comes back to Prince George thanks to Judy Russell Presents.

It was all Carlos Barth's idea. He was one of the cool kids at Lakes District Secondary School. He had a mop of long curly hair like Jon Bon Jovi, and he used it.

The city's arts scene will soon have a higher profile on television. Local artist Michael Kast has been tapped to host a new show called Arts North that will be seen on Shaw TV's all-local Spotlight series.

The professional artists of tomorrow are on display today, but only until Monday.