Local Arts

It's going to be the most fun you can have with the curtains open, according to the posters.

The Kiwanis Performing Arts Centre will transform into a Parisian landscape for the South Peace Art Society and the Dawson Creek Art Gallery's 30th annual Art Auction on Friday, May 13 that features original works by Robert Bateman and former gallery

Stage North is inviting residents to take a trip down memory lane and remember what it's like to be a small child in their final production of the season, Kingfisher Days.

Veteran comedian, Tyler Hawkins will be joined by Ryan Paterson to supply some laughs at the Lido Theatre this weekend in Fort St. John.

Award-winning singer songwriter, Gary Fjellgaard, will be performing along with former "Dawson Creeker," Saskia, and Darrel from Saskatchewan at the Cecil Lake Community Hall on Friday starting at 7 p.m.

Prostitutes, murder and mayhem. That's how Director Claire Temple described the North Peace Secondary School theatre class production of Woody Allen's one-act play, Death. "But it's family friendly too," she noted.

Calgary-based singer songwriter, Amy Thiessen takes over the Dawson Creek Art Gallery Tuesday, Apr. 26 on her CD release tour.

Budding singers and songwriters are in for a treat with a talented trio coming to Dawson Creek share their musical knowledge and expertise through a series of intimate workshops with a concert finale.

The Travellin' Man makes his only stop in the Peace on his farewell cross-Canada tour performing at Unchagah Hall Tuesday night. Tommy Hunter will hit the stage, bringing old memories of the Tommy Hunter Show to life.

Two local authors are finding out what it's like to be award-winning writers. Christy Jordan-Fenton and Margaret Pokiak-Fenton's children's novel, Fatty Legs: A True Story, has been nominated for a BC Book Prize by the West Coast Book Prize Society.