Cafe Voltaire presents Wil Fundal Friday night at 8. Opening act is Eric and Neda from local group Navaz. Eric Tompkins, guitar and Tony Tabora percussion are musicians who will support Wil on stage. As usual this event is free at Books & Company, 1685 Third Avenue.
Mike Nash, author of The Mountain Knows No Expert - George Evanoff, Outdoorsman and Contemporary Hero, Outdoor Safety and Survival in British Columbia's Backcountry, and Exploring Prince George - A Guide to North Central BC Outdoors, will be in Art Space, above Books & Co., on Friday at 7 p.m. for the Grand Canyon and Zion National Parks slide show series.
The fifth annual World Community Film Festival sets down for a ten-day layover in Prince George from Friday until March 27. The festival features thirty documentary films featuring social justice, environmental, alternate living and political subjects. This event takes place at a variety of Prince George venues, including UNBC, the Indoor Farmers' Market Annex, the library, CNC and the Connaught Youth Centre. Tickets and festival schedules are available at Books & Co. and students can get their tickets at UNBC's Prince George Public Interest Research Group office.
A Tribute to the Man in Black takes place Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Treasure Cove Casino. Tickets are $25 each. For more information call 250-561-2421.
Stephen Fearing and Andy White will be in concert at Art Space, 1685 Third Avenue on Tuesday as part of the Apres Coldsnap series. Fearing is one of Canada's best-loved songwriters who joins forces with one of Ireland's finest, Andy White. The concert will celebrate their first album Fearing & White. Tickets are $20 at Books & Co., 1685 Third Avenue or by calling 250-563-6637 or Studio 2880 at 250-563-2880.
Jesse Dee & Jacquie B, a musical duo from Wells, will be performing at Nancy O's, 1261 Third Avenue, Friday to showcase an intimate set of original roots/folk music.
