Local Arts

With the theme We've Got a Good Thing Growing: 107 Years of Community, the fall fair will be held at the exhibition grounds from Aug. 15 to 18.

Nove Voce, a local choral society, has returned to Prince George with silver medals from the INTERKULTUR Grand Prix of Nations and Fourth European Choir Games event held in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival World Tour is coming to Prince George on Sept. 24. The 2019 edition of the well-known film festival takes place in Banff from Oct. 26 to Nov. 3.

Years ago, Canadian harpist and composer Sharlene Wallace was firmly ensconced in her classically trained musicality when she realized she needed a shakeup.

Sunset Theatre in Wells is offering a unique pair of shows this week. On Wednesday, the theatre will present BEARS, starring award-winning Metis theatre artist Sheldon Elter and an eight-person chorus.

Everything you ever wanted to know about being a senior citizen and where to find what you need to do it right will be provided as the Prince George Council of Seniors presents the Seniors' Fair on Aug. 15 in Kin 3 during the B.C.

Catalysts for change come in many forms and the one that impacted a local artist was cancer.

In the Rustad Galleria at the Two Rivers Gallery, Mark Tworow's exhibit called 370KM W will be on display Thursday, starting with opening reception at 7:30 p.m. Tworow said he's exploring a new kind of art for his latest exhibit.

With precocious names like Hippy Strings, Darling Deviance and Wooly Ewe, knitters and other fibre artists are invited to go on a Yarn Crawl to discover these unique stores located throughout the region.

Two Rivers Gallery offers Mackenzie, Valemount and McBride a traveling exhibition each year through their regional outreach program. This year, the art exhibit features work from Indigenous B.C.