Arts & Life

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.

Amy Heise was looking for a cozy venue to sell her Just Add Water Bath and Body Creations so the Sip and Shop Artisan Craft Fair was set up at Trench Brewing & Distilling Sunday that saw a variety of artists selling their wares.

Trelle Morrow, local retired architect and author, has written his 16th book of his Fort George Heritage Preservation series. This one is about the history of the Nechako subdivision called A Milestone on the Nechako.

A choral storytelling of How the Grinch Stole Christmas takes to the stage Saturday at the Civic Centre as the multi-award winning choir Nove Voce offers its annual performance suitable for all ages.

A Celtic fusion band is making the Neighbourhood Rounds with a stop at the Prince George Playhouse on Sunday, Dec. 1. Cod Gone Wild, a five-piece band, will take to the stage to perform old favourites and new right in time for the holiday season.

On Saturday night, the local Legion will be the place for a toe-tapping, foot stompin' roots, old-time, country and folk music showcase featuring Big Fancy and Patchwork.

Prince George's winter music festival Coldsnap is announcing its mainstage artists who will perform at a variety of venues in the city from Jan. 24 to Feb. 1, 2020.

The Elder Citizens Recreational Association (ECRA) drama club is presenting a Memories Tribute Friday and Sunday to share a laugh and honour those who were a big part of the club from 2005 to 2010.