Arts & Life

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.

On National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21, award-winning Lheidli T'enneh musican Kym Gouchie will release her live concert documentary with the theme of reconciliation.

With a talking dog and a hand puppet as two of the main characters, a local filmmaker's short was recently nominated for a Leo award, which recognizes achievements in the BC film and television industry.

This is the perfect time to be a tourist in your own hometown and exploring wide open green spaces sounds like an idyllic past time to take a break from screen time and have a little outdoor fun. Huble Homestead is now open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.

The Saints and Sinners Tour has been postponed which means the July 1 show at CN Centre will not take place. Fans will have to wait a little longer to see Big Wreck, Headstones, Moist and The Tea Party.

There's lemon poppyseed salad dressing. There's lemon poppyseed muffins and cakes. Now there's Lemon Poppyseed Girl, a social media influencer from Prince George.

Madison Smith, who was raised in Prince George and now lives in Vancouver, has been nominated for two Leo Awards that recognize outstanding achievement within the B.C. film and television industry.