Local Arts

One of the five magicians who will be performing during the Champions of Magic show coming to CN Centre on Sunday said he knows live performance inspires children because that's how he came to do what he does. Richard Young, one half of the U.K.

The biggest rock show ever held on Canada Day in Prince George is coming to CN Centre July 1, 2020. The Saints and Sinners Tour brings together four legendary bands including Big Wreck, Headstones, Moist and The Tea Party.

The third annual Robbie Burns Night celebration takes place Saturday, Jan. 25 at the Exploration Place at 6:30 p.m. as a fundraiser for the Prince George Symphony Orchestra (PGSO).

As part of Canada's biggest comedy tour, Prince George residents can enjoy the humorous perspective of four comedians when they take to the Playhouse stage during the 12th annual Snowed In Comedy Tour on Jan. 11.

Local artist Kym Gouchie recently returned from Mundial Montreal world music summit as a Stingray Rising Star in the Indigenous music category. "It's the first award I've ever won," Gouchie said.

She's a different kind of triple threat. She plays piano, she sings and she talks really well, too. Grace Li is 14 years old and just returned from an international speech arts competition at Carnegie Hall.

Margaret Rose is Away From Home and will bring her cabaret to Prince George as a tribute to her home town at ArtSpace on Jan. 4.

She's got to keep busy. Especially this time of year. Heather Kovachich lost her husband George two years ago on Christmas eve. You can see the sadness in her eyes but she keeps on going.

A show presented at Theatre NorthWest sees five actors playing 10 instruments showcasing 33 songs during Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash which tells the amazing life story of the legend himself through song.