Learn how to photograph the Northern Lights in this 2 session workshop with professional Photographyer Drew Watmough.  Understand your gear and how to use it effectively to capture stunning photos with ease.  Drew Watmough is an Indigenous Professional Landscape Photographer, and a member of the Professional Photographers of Canada. He has a passion for learning and teaching others, using his love of all things nature as inspiration.  As a photographer his focus is vast landscapes, on the ground, in the water and of course above us in the sky through striking cloud formations and the Aurora Borealis.

Bring your own:

DSLR or mirrorless format camera, a lens equivalent to 24mm or wider zoom and/or kit lens and a tripod

$50 per Member / $60 per non Member

“FMX World Tour” is a full throttle explosive display of athletic ability that will defy gravity!

Watch as high flying FMX PROS compete to be on top!

FMX World Tour is an extreme action sport competition formed to tour, USA, Canada, Mexico and select European countries.

FMX WORLD TOUR fans purchasing P1 tickets will get FREE Pit Party Passes! Fans can come to the floor and meet all the stars of the FMX WORLD TOUR.

Theatre NorthWest is bringing you a 1920’s-themed night of fun, fundraising, and gin cocktails! Roaring 20’s attire recommended.

First pour will be 8:30pm on Saturday March 11th. Last pour will be at 12 midnight.

Prices (each ticket includes 2 drink tickets):
Single Ticket Price: $65

Additional drink tickets: $7

It’s happening!

We have prepared a super fun line up of special spring break crafts each weekday during Spring Break!

These are not drop your kids off with us camps. We will make them clean the back room.

WEEK ONE

MON MAR 13 Make your own journal

TUE MAR 14 Make a mask

WED MAR 15 Crazy Craft day

THUR MAR 16 Make a stick pony

FRI MAR 17 Custom shoe painting

WEEK TWO

MON MAR 20 Makeroni crafts day

TUE MAR 21 Make a standing portrait

WED MAR 22 Make a puppet

THU MAR 23 Design a tote bag

FRI MAR 24 Model magic terracotta pot

-All ages welcome to participate in these wonderful projects!

-Our regular craft menu and booking are available on weekends.

-Drop in crafting will be available as space allows and will be subject to limited offerings!

-Pre registration for these special craft days is strongly encouraged. Pick your arrival time that works with your schedule!

-Head over to our website for all the details and to register! Gonna be a super fun time!

The Boogie is back, and this time it’s a beach party! Dress in your coolest warm weather attire and brush up on your limbo skills, because the library’s about to get tropical!

All Ages, in and around the Keith Gordon room.

Be sure to check out our full line up of Spring Break Special Programming for youth, happening March 13 – 24

Join us for a plant-based cooking demonstration with Michelle, from Veg Head Killer Food!

In this session, you will:

• Learn about cultivating & harvesting mushrooms from the PG Urban Shroomery.
• Learn how to prepare a plant-based Blue Oyster Gnoochi with Veg Head Killer Food.
• Use watercolours to paint some beautiful line art drawings by Roanne Witticase.

Includes a take-home meal kit.

Experience the independence, resilience, and spirit of the Métis people as told through acrylic paint.

Please join us at Two Rivers Gallery for an artist talk with Prince George-based artist Erin Stagg on Thursday, March 16th at 7:30pm.

The artist will take the audience on a journey through time, sharing the stories behind each of her paintings in the exhibition. This event is free and open to all to attend.

Featured artwork: Erin Stagg, Guided by the Lights, 2022. Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.

Doors @ 6:30pm – Show starts @ 6:45
Tickets are $15 in advance and at the door, children under 12 are free!
This is an all ages family friendly event

Naomi Shore has just released her sophomore album ‘Stability’ which, she has half jokingly categorized as Self Help Songs.
Over the last three years, Shore has overcome her pandemic fuelled identity crisis and broken through her creative insecurities to record and release a brand new record. Naomi has said that these songs were written during some very challenging times over the last few years. “Most of the lyrics on this album started as little affirmations, I was repeating to myself just to get through. I can’t speak for all artists but I know a lot of us really struggled with our sense of purpose and belonging when Covid shut everything down. Songwriting is the way I process my lived experience. It is how I find connection and validation. All I can hope for is that these songs will help someone, anyone, feel seen and understood.”
Naomi Shore will be heading south from Fort St. John on a few small tours this spring and summer, you can follow her on all social media platforms @ NaomiShoreMusic to see the growing list of tour dates and keep up to date with her.

he Cougars take on our Hwy 97 rivals, the Kamloops Blazers, one last time before playoffs and the Mega 50/50 is BACK!

-RETRO JERSEYS

-WIN a game-worn jersey

-MEGA 50/50 with a guaranteed $30,000 jackpot! Proceeds go to BC Cancer Foundation – Tickets on sale NOW: https://bit.ly/PGmega5050

-Post-game autograph signing with the team and Cougars alumni