Arts & Life

Chase Pagett will be bringing his popular one-man play to Sunset Theatre in Wells on Sept. 19 and 20. The show, 6 Guitars, was written by Pagett and Jay Hopkins, and features a mix of music, comedy and characters.

A Prince George-based folk band and a Canmore-based singer-songwriter duo have joined forces and will be touring northwest B.C.

B.C. Culture Days will be bring a pair of family events to the city from Sept. 27 to 29. The province-wide celebration of the arts is marking its 10th anniversary this year.

There's an open casting call as Judy Russell Presents The Nutcracker in a co-production with the Prince George Symphony from December 15 to 22. All community dancers are invited to audition for this classic performance.

It's that time of the year where fall is in the air, sweaters are coming out of the closet and Huble Homestead is hosting its annual Potato Festival Sunday and Monday.

Island Mountain Arts will be hosting its Bids & Brews fundraiser art auction and dinner in Prince George on Oct. 5.

Art in the Park at the Ancient Forest takes place Saturday where musicians and artisans will showcase their talents from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

To promote Indigenous and Dakelh languages, knowledge, culture and history the Omineca Arts Centre hosts the Khast'an Dummers as they present an Open Drum Circle on most Sundays.

Wooden Fish Studio is a local recording studio run by a man who understands how an artist can struggle to get their music to the masses.

There's a student-led exhibit at the Central B.C. Railway and Forestry Museum that focuses on logging and how it impacted the region.