Arts & Life

You're going to get edumacated at Theatre NorthWest as Professor Van Helsing insists on telling his farcical version of Count Dracula's tale in Dracula: The Bloody Truth that's presented at the theatre until Nov. 10.

It's a Zombie Beach Party at the Menagerie this year on Saturday as the Two Rivers Gallery hosts its ninth annual fundraiser.

Visitors looking for an authentic old-fashioned atmosphere to celebrate the season can make their way to Barkerville Historic Town and Park for their annual Ghostly Halloween set for Oct. 26 and 27.

Calling all magical creatures. It's time to shine during the fifth annual Paint the Town Red: A Night to Believe in Magic fundraiser for Positive Living North held Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. at the Coast Inn of the North.

Fiddle Dance Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight at the PG Elks Community Hall, 663 Douglas St., there will be toe-tapping live music to swing your partner presented by the BC Old Time Fiddlers.

An actor who was born and raised in Prince George is taking a bad-guy role in the action drama movie Fronteras, which was recently released.

At the Central B.C. Railway and Forestry Museum, visitors are invited to explore the train cars on site during the Final Stop Haunted Train tours on Saturday and again on Oct. 26.

Alice Cooper will return to the CN Centre stage during his Ol' Black Eyes is Back tour in spring 2020. It's been 12 years since local audiences have seen the hard rocker and he'll be here April 16 at 8 p.m.

The Rock the Rink show takes to the ice at CN Centre on Saturday. The show features all-star figure skaters like Canadians Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir, Patrick Chan, Elvis Stojko and Kaetlyn Osmond.

Every other year, Judy Russell Presents The Nutcracker, a family favourite during the holiday season in partnership with the Prince George Symphony Orchestra. This year, The Nutcracker will take to the Vanier Hall stage from Thursday, Dec.