Local Arts

When Big Brother Canada's eighth season debuts on Global on March 4, it will feature two contestants from northern B.C.

Artnerships in Prince George see businesses and organizations supporting local artists by showcasing their work.

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra presents Jonathan Crow Comes Home Saturday, Feb. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Vanier Hall.

All it takes is 20 minutes to create a painting.

To gear up for Heritage Week, Fred Speckeen will give a talk about the College of New Caledonia during its first decade. Speckeen was the founding principal at the college from 1970 to 1978.

It's all about The Birds and the Bees as Miracle Theatre gathers together professionals from across the country to present a farcical rural comedy at ArtSpace, above Books & Co., from Feb. 12 to March 4.

After traveling extensively for years and looking back on photos of her adventures, a local artist has created an exhibit that reflects those times in her life.

Maureen Washington will be returning to Prince George after a three-year hiatus to celebrate her beloved mother Barbara's 80th birthday on the weekend with a concert and everyone is invited. "I always tell everyone Feb.

Local award-winning choir Nove Voce presents Winter, Fire and Snow, a concert on Saturday featuring songs, music and soundscapes created by composers that all showcase the many facets of a northern winter. The show is set for Feb.

Prince George residents can revisit a show that was originally offered during Theatre NorthWest's 2017 Presentation Series. Isitwendam (An Understanding) is returning to the local stage until Feb. 22 after its recent world premiere in Toronto.