Local Arts

Comedian Mike Delamont is bringing his family-friendly stand-up comedy act to to Fort St. John for the first time on October 16, at the North Peace Cultural Centre.

Fangzhou He is bringing his trademark combination of comedy and charity to the far North. He, currently touring B.C., will be in Fort Nelson to perform and raise funds for the family of Katie June.

Fort Nelson author Kerissa Dickie is one of 15 authors chosen from across Canada to join the Audible Indigenous Writers' Circle, a program that offers mentorship and guidance to emerging First Nations authors.

New exhibit at Peace Gallery North sees artists embark on new path of creative experimentation

The Fort St John Public Library’s Creating Literacy in Computer Knowledge program or CLICK for short, is continuing to be a huge benefit to the community.

Fort St. John dancers will have a chance to learn from some of the country's best as Canada’s renowned Ballet Jörgen will offer classes and take to the stage at the North Peace Cultural Centre during a trip to the city next month.

Space at the ArtsPost in Fort St. John is at capacity, and the Community Arts Council is turning its eye toward developing a new creative hub for the visual and performing arts in the North Peace.

The Lido Theatre will be full of laughs for the first time in more than a year this week when the Jokes N Tokes Comedy Tour stops in Fort St. John, August 19 and 20.

There’s a gofundme fundraising effort that’s been started as Barkerville Historic Site lost its tourism grant as attendance dropped drastically during the pandemic.