Canada's only mobile glass studio is excited to be traveling to Prince George and offer the fine folk of PG and area the chance to play with molten glass, that's right this 30 minutes long class has you working one on one with a professional glass artist, teaching you the steps to create handmade objects. You get the option of making 1 drinking glass, 2 ornaments or 2 paper weights. This is a high level class, where you get to sit in the hot seat and shape your masterpiece(s) while watching it come to life with your creativity and color selections.

A free, family-friendly event celebrating the beauty, biodiversity, and magic of BC's newest park - Ancient Forest/Chun T'oh Whudujut. The event begins at 11am with a welcome to the Territory by the Lheidli T'enneh First Nations, followed by a series of short speeches and lunch. In the afternoon there will be local artists and musicians scattered throughout the forest performing and showing off their creations.
Attendees with an interest in science and learning about the forest's incredible biodiversity can join a guided nature walk. Those with wild imaginations can explore the trail searching for Gandalf and the mystical forest fairies, or take a break and enjoy an Ancient Forest-inspired story.

Parking: Parking is available at the Ancient Forest. Additional parking is available at the Slim Creek Rest Area, approximately 6km east of the Ancient Forest. Shuttle buses will run between the rest area and the Ancient Forest from approximately 10:45am to 3:15pm.
Free Transportation: Diversified Transportation will be providing two free shuttle buses from Prince George and one free shuttle bus from McBride on a first come first served basis. Limited seats are available so you must RSVP early to save a seat.

Born and raised in Prince George, Dean recently returned to the area after 22 years. During his absence, he has lived and worked overseas, Northwest BC and the Kootenays. During his travels, he has performed at countless special public and private events as well as entertaining patrons in coffee shops, pubs and bars with his eclectic mix of covers of rock, country, jazz and folk. At Dean’s shows, one is as likely to hear Duran Duran as Leonard Cohen. Dean’s original music combines his baritone voice combined with steel, nylon or electric guitars. For Dean, songwriting has long been a way of stewarding his life experiences and a vision of a better world and better-lived life.

Show starts at 8pm on Thursday, 9pm on Friday and Saturday.

This classic Prince George event is back for another year!
Hit to Pass takes place at PGARA Speedway and involves cars racing around the track with the rule that they mus hit another car before passing them and/or they must hit one car every lap. It's guaranteed to be a loud and exciting day at the track! 
A total purse of $10,000 is available for competitors.
The intermission will feature a Tug 0'War  Competition between a variety of vehicles.

Admission is $20 for adults, $15 for Ages 12-18, $5 for ages 6-11, kids, seniors, and people with disabilities are free.

Every September, communities across the country rally for a 5km walk to increase awareness, raise funds to drive research and to support advocacy for accelerated access to new, game-changing therapies for Canadians living with myeloma.

Prince George Multiple Myeloma March
When: September 1st, 2018 - 9:00 AM
Where: Otway Nordic Ski Centre, 141 Otway Road, Prince George, BC V2L 4V3

To register or donate, visit myelomamarch.ca.

Thank you for your generous support and for making myeloma matter!

Enjoy live music with no cover at Nelly's Pub.

Help us celebrate our grand opening now that we have settled in.
On location with Prince George's very own, 101.3 The River.

Located in Spruceland Shopping Centre, beside SaveOn Foods.

The Caledonia Ramblers are hosting a hike along the Leprechaun Ridge trail near Grizzly Den, 112 kilometres east of Prince George on Sunday, September 2.
The hike is rated moderate but participants are asked to be equipped with proper footwear and clothing, including raingear, as well as food and drink. Hiking poles, gaiters, insect repellent, sunscreen and bear spray are also recommended.
Meet at the city hall parking lot 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time of 8 a.m. The carpool fee is $10.
For more information, call Richard at 778-983-2171.

Hi Everyone!!!. . DJ AFROFEST 2018 DINNER & DANCE is coming to PRINCE GEORGE!. . LABOUR DAY WEEKEND!!!. Date: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2nd, 2018. Location: THE KINSMEN (5th & Ospika) . ADMISSIONS: $20 in ADVANCE, $25 at the DOOR. CHILDREN : 12yrs and UNDER are FREE!. Start Time: 5pm. Dinner: 6:30pm-7:30pm. Dance: 7:30pm. DRESSCODE: African or Colorful clothing. . An event like this doesn't happen in Prince George, so lets all come together to have a great time. . We have a limit in how many tickets are being sold, so Please PURCHASE your TICKETS EARLY to avoid disappointment.. . TICKETS SALES BEGINS TODAY!!!. . Tickets available at DJ Afro Superstore, 1424-2nd Avenue. Or Call (250) 563-0782 / (416) 333-5915 for more information. It will be an Unforgettable EXPERIENCE!
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This 1 hour free workshop usually held the first Sunday of the month is a safe environment where everyone is new! Over the course of this workshop you are given a brief background of yoga, taken through the foundational postures one at a time, and receive alignment cues, emphasizing what is most important. This is a great opportunity for students to experience what a yoga class is like and experience some of the benefits of a yoga practice. FREE

This classic Prince George event is back for another year!
Hit to Pass takes place at PGARA Speedway and involves cars racing around the track with the rule that they mus hit another car before passing them and/or they must hit one car every lap. It's guaranteed to be a loud and exciting day at the track!  
A total purse of $10,000 is available for competitors.
The intermission will feature a Tug 0'War  Competition between a variety of vehicles.

Admission is $20 for adults, $15 for Ages 12-18, $5 for ages 6-11, kids, seniors, and people with disabilities are free.

The Labour Day Classic has something for everyone!
1km Kids Fun Run ~ 17 Mile or 8.5 Mile Run ~ 5km Run ~ 3x3- 8.5 Mile Relay ~ 8.5 Mile Walk ~ Wheelchair Event

Amazing event with a delicious lunch banquet after, lots of prizes and fun to be had for everyone!

First sunday of every month in the summer, PGRR is hosting a coffee run from Ritual Coffee Bar. It's FREE! All runners of all abilities are welcome to join and no one will be left without someone to run with, and after this 5-7 km you get to enjoy great coffee with awesome company.

But you have to buy your own coffee.

Come for a swim at the Aquatic Centre!

Come out and celebrate Labour Day in Prince George BC 
March starts at 1030am.
Festivities begin afterwards. There will be food and fun! This is free family event for all ages.

This a-peel-ing event celebrates the mighty spud, a vegetable the Huble family once grew by the acre!

Over one hundred years ago, on the banks of the Fraser River, Annie Huble grew acres and acres of potatoes which she sold to travelers passing through the area. Today that tradition continues at Huble Homestead, where you can learn all about the heirloom potato varieties grown on site, see the garden where they were produced, and purchase your own to sample at home!

Venture out to Huble Homestead, where the spud reigns supreme! We’ve spent the summer growing different varieties of heirloom potatoes, offering you the perfect opportunity to learn more about them, as well as see, touch, and perhaps buy some!

Revert back to your childhood by taking part in potato sack races, Hot Potato, or the potato and spoon race, get creative with potato stamps, and show the crowd how it’s done in the potato peeling contest. Kick back, relax on the grass or in the shade, and enjoy the line-up of spud-tacular musicians, a special starchy lunch menu, and guided tours on what is guaranteed to be a totally tub(er)ular event!

Huble Homestead Historic Site is a 30 minute drive north of Prince George, BC. Leave the city behind, and make your way up Highway 97, before turning off on Mitchell Road to continue another 6 kilometres down a well-maintained dirt road.

Huble Homestead is dog friendly and open daily for guided tours and shopping in the General Store. Enjoy a picnic or purchase lunch from the BBQ as you relax in the fresh air. Admission is by donation, with a recommended amount of $10.00 per family.

let the tots enjoy tater-centered crafts and games, explore different tuber varieties, buy heirloom spuds and other veggies from the Huble garden, and enjoy a special starchy lunch menu. Catch the music, tours, and demos, and take 10% off everything in the General Store for this last event of the summer season. Huble Homestead is located 40km north of Prince George, just off Highway 97 on Mitchell Road. For more information call 250-564-7033 or visit hublehomestead.ca.

Come for a swim and only pay a toonie plus tax all day at Four Seasons Leisure Pool!

Enjoy a Karaoke night at Nelly's Pub with Carmen and Tracy.
No cover, and the kitchen is open until midnight!

Spectate or participate in karaoke with Echo at the Prince George Legion.