Arts & Life

Studio Fair 2020 won't happen this November as the risk to public safety is too great.

Rooftop Rock that takes place Saturday has moved locations to make room for all those who wish to attend the event.

As there are no large gatherings allowed during the coronavirus pandemic, there will be no new concerts scheduled at the CN Centre for 2020.

Rooftop Rock is a drive-in concert in the parking lot of the local Canadian Tire store set for Saturday, May 23 at 7:30 p.m featuring local hard rock band 720.

In a bygone era, postcards were the best way to communicate with family and friends during a vacation or extended trip away from home.

The College of New Caledonia's fine arts instructor Betty Kovacic is hosting virtual art classes using video conferencing program Zoom to adhere to social distancing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic. "It worked very well," Kovacic said.

Elvis left the building but only to walk into the parking lot at Asher Place on Wednesday.

For one locally-owned family business, the shock of having to close their doors took a bit of time to process and adapting to the new normal during the coronavirus pandemic has taken an online turn.

A free, live-streamed concert hosted by Premier John Horgan on Thursday will have a distinctly northern B.C. flare. Prince George folk musician Kym Gouchie and Smithers pop/soul performer Alex Cuba are two of the B.C. musicians scheduled to perform.

Miracle Theatre has donated $106,265.04 to the local charity, The Children of Prince George Fund under the trusteeship of the Prince George Community Foundation.