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Major Funk brings a Yukon groove to Prince George

Major Funk brings a Yukon groove to Prince George

The band will be playing Legion 43 next week along with Red Raven
What's going on in Prince George in the weeks ahead

What's going on in Prince George in the weeks ahead

Looking for some things to do? Here's a list of local events
Concert in the Park returns on June 28

Concert in the Park returns on June 28

The event is scheduled from 1 to 4 p.m. on June 28, featuring three musical acts and food trucks at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park's bandshell
A celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day at PG Playhouse

A celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day at PG Playhouse

A powerful celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day through performance and storytelling is set for the Prince George Playhouse on Friday, June 2.
A Salmon's Call documentary by Dakelh filmmaker debuts on Knowledge Network

A Salmon's Call documentary by Dakelh filmmaker debuts on Knowledge Network

Tl'azt'en Nation documentary filmmaker Joy Haskell recently screened the film at the Native Friendship Centre
Conservatory's piano fundraiser sounds like it'll finish on a high note

Conservatory's piano fundraiser sounds like it'll finish on a high note

The goal is a new grand piano worth more than $60,000, with a local arts patron matching up to $5,000 in donations
Drew Gregory headlining Prince George Rodeo's Cabaret Barn Dance

Drew Gregory headlining Prince George Rodeo's Cabaret Barn Dance

Award-winning country music performer promises to ‘keep the people rocking’
Photos: Medieval combat at Prince George park

Photos: Medieval combat at Prince George park

Northern Grove members bring their battles outside for the summer
New documentary showcases Nisga'a Nation history of resilience and economic sovereignty

New documentary showcases Nisga'a Nation history of resilience and economic sovereignty

Nations Rising, A Nisga’a Story, is a recently released documentary that explores the Nisga’a Nation’s remarkable history of resilience and the vision behind their company, Nations Royalty.
Harpist talks about the love of the instrument

Harpist talks about the love of the instrument

Lela Zimmer is 75 and only learned how to play the harp in the last decade