Fight C PG is partnering with Omineca Arts Centre to host a fundraiser for the residents of Old Fort who were displaced from their homes by a landslide that was potentially caused by the Site C dam project.

Dinner will be served between 6:30-7:45pm for an additional cost of $10.00. Dinner entertainment starts at 630 featuring local poets Andrew Burton and Erin J. Bauman, followed by musical performances by Rachelle van Zanten, Samson’s Delilah and more at 8pm. Cash bar and silent auction open at 8pm

For Advanced Tickets, please email skakinoosit@gmail.com 

Hadi! Tansi kakeyow? 
Community beading circle hosted by Lynette LA Fontaine. Learn by watching, asking and doing. This is not a class, but a place to bring beading projects and sit together to inspire, connect and learn from one another. Anyone with an interest is welcome.

Omineca Arts Centre is offering their space by donation for us to meet every Wednesday after drum circle, 7-10pm.

Lynette La Fontaine is a Metis Artist who blends traditional art and teachings with contemporary flair in the form of acrylic paintings and beadwork.

Holiday Market selling pottery, jewelry, handmade crafts, tokens, soaps, teas, cross stitch, vintage clothing, and more. 
We will also be licensed and selling local wine and beer and playing non-cringeworthy holiday music.
After the market, we will set up an open mic/jam session/karaoke night to celebrate!

Currently seeking vendors! Open event for more details.

Join us in watching Art 21 Season 9: “San Francisco Bay Area”.

Film at 7pm 
Film Duration: 60 min.
Discussion with guided questions to follow.

Episode Description: 
A longtime home for political progressives and technological pioneers, the San Francisco Bay Area is a magnet for artists who are drawn to its experimental atmosphere, counter cultural spirit, and history of innovation. In addition to presenting three artists working across photography, installation, and new media, this episode features a nonprofit art center, spotlighting multiple artists with physical and cognitive disabilities who work in a range of mediums. The artists in this hour are united by their steadfastness and persistence in creating; their art serves as an essential expression of their experience of the world.

Stormy Wednesday are on a big ol tour all the way from Dawson City and they're stopping in PG for a night! Check their tunes here: http://stormywednesday.bandcamp.com

Also joining them is new local KERN (http://iamkern.bandcamp.com) and local spinster Naomi Kavka (http://www.naomikavkamusic.com) 

$10 at the door, show is at 9!

Conscious Dance/Authentic Movement for mental, physical, social, spiritual and cultural re-balancing for every body. This inclusive event is open and beneficial to every community member, including families, as well as people with chronic dis-ease and people who think they cannot dance etc.

Please bring your Yoga mat or blanket, warm socks, water bottle, comfy clothes: whatever you like to wear and come as you are. This movement is about being non judgmental, about re-connecting with body mind community space…through rhythm and music.

Come hang out with us as we launch the third issue of Thimbleberry! There'll be wine, cheese, and engaging (if mildly inappropriate) conversation. Check out the installation by one of our featured artists, Annerose Georgeson, and listen to some of our contributors share their work. This is a great way to support art and culture in Northern BC :) Magazines will be on sale for $12. 

A short series of films and group discussions looking at liberalism hosts Karen & Ian
Thursday Nov. 29th
7pm - 9:30pm

no one turned away at the door for lack of funds
suggested $5+ donation
ALL AGES

Conscious Dance/Authentic Movement for mental, physical, social, spiritual and cultural re-balancing for every body. This inclusive event is open and beneficial to every community member, including families, as well as people with chronic dis-ease and people who think they cannot dance etc.

Please bring your Yoga mat or blanket, warm socks, water bottle, comfy clothes: whatever you like to wear and come as you are. This movement is about being non judgmental, about re-connecting with body mind community space…through rhythm and music.

Kicking off our monthly Cabaret Nights we have none other than our very own Mike Vigano and Roman Kozlowski performing live at Omineca. Sharing their music in this casual yet energetic venue you will surely enjoy the experience while admiring local art and meeting up with existing and new friends.

Omineca Cinema Night - Double Feature!

Films: Totem 1 & Totem 2

Director Gil Cardinal combines interviews, striking imagery and rare footage of master carvers to raise questions about ownership and the meaning of Indigenous objects held in museums.

Films start shortly after 7 followed by a discussion period.
Entry and snacks by donation. 

Conscious Dance/Authentic Movement for mental, physical, social, spiritual and cultural re-balancing for every body. This inclusive event is open and beneficial to every community member, including families, as well as people with chronic dis-ease and people who think they cannot dance etc.

Please bring your Yoga mat or blanket, warm socks, water bottle, comfy clothes: whatever you like to wear and come as you are. This movement is about being non judgmental, about re-connecting with body mind community space…through rhythm and music.

To build community we are inclusive in drum ceremony as we use it to learn and promote Indigenous and Dakelh languages, knowledge, cultures and histories. Everyone is welcome to our Open Drum Circles on Sundays to participate, share, dance, learn or observe.

Contact: khastandrummers@gmail.com

Join host Rob Budde for an afternoon of music, poetry and art! Featuring the Khast'an Drummers, and visual art by Annerose Georgeson. Enjoy as well, live painting by Audrey McKinnon.

Conscious Dance/Authentic Movement for mental, physical, social, spiritual and cultural re-balancing for every body. This inclusive event is open and beneficial to every community member, including families, as well as people with chronic dis-ease and people who think they cannot dance etc.

Please bring your Yoga mat or blanket, warm socks, water bottle, comfy clothes: whatever you like to wear and come as you are. This movement is about being non judgmental, about re-connecting with body mind community space…through rhythm and music.

Trick or Treaty? Cinema Night
Entry By donation
Refreshments available
Discussion period to follow

A Wideawake Indigenous Film Series Screening from the National Film Board

Synopsis:
This film chronicles the struggle of the Attawapiskat First
Nation to receive access to equitable education. Alanis
Obomsawin documents the experiences of the late Shannen
Koostachin, a high school student who demanded that the
Government of Canada fulfill its obligations to provide a
school for this First Nation community.

UNBC Student Planners Association is celebrating World Town Planning Day on Wednesday November 7th. The "Meet your future planners!" event is scheduled in a two part series with an initial Pizza & Presentation followed by an Ice Cream Social mingle and networking.

The event will be open to all professionals, students and public. This will be an exciting event for all involved to share their knowledge and network with professionals..

Doors @ 530pm, presentations @ 6pm

Conscious Dance/Authentic Movement for mental, physical, social, spiritual and cultural re-balancing for every body. This inclusive event is open and beneficial to every community member, including families, as well as people with chronic dis-ease and people who think they cannot dance etc.

Please bring your Yoga mat or blanket, warm socks, water bottle, comfy clothes: whatever you like to wear and come as you are. This movement is about being non judgmental, about re-connecting with body mind community space…through rhythm and music.

• Literary Readings
• Book and Record Launches
• Visual Art Exhibitions
• Theatre Productions
• Private Functions
• Film Screenings
• Performances
• Workshops
• Concerts
• Lessons and more!

Rate Options:
Hourly
Daily
Door Split
and Half-Day

Contact: info@ominecaartscentre.com

Come check out the most dynamic performance you have ever participated in!
DIGITAL FOLK is a video game + costume party + music & dance performance + installation, featuring born and raised, local dance talent and co-founder of plastic orchid factory, Natalie LeFebvre Gnam, for her first-ever professional appearance in PG!
Only 3 short performances in one day: 7pm, 8pm and 9pm.
Hurry! Get your tickets now!!! @ https://www.universe.com/events/digital-folk-hard-core-logo-tour-prince-george-tickets-prince-george-2FWH7Z
Check out their site from their Vancouver event. 
http://www.plasticorchidfactory.com/digital-folk/

Prayer Wind, a performance piece by José Delgado-Guevara

For 3 piano backs, viola and singing audience.

3 percussionists, with various kinds of mallets
1 violist
Audience or part of an audience that is willing to sing
Volunteered Morse-coded prayers 


As an earnest hope or wish, prayers carry intention. Though our words, loudly spoken or mentally whispered, may be taken away by the wind, it seems to me that an intention stays with us. 

I believe we are responsible for this intention. 

Prayer Wind is a performance piece that will combine the sounds of a viola, piano-backs, and singing.

Please share with me a word, a wish, or a whole prayer in Morse code; we will translate your code to rhythms to be played upon the piano backs. Feel free to email me your Morse coded words, or you can bring them in the day of the performance.

This performance is free of charge

The Road Forward, a musical documentary by Marie Clements, connects a pivotal moment in Canada’s civil rights history—the beginnings of Indian Nationalism in the 1930s—with the powerful momentum of First Nations activism today.

Clements paints an electrifying picture of how a tiny movement, the Native Brotherhood and Native Sisterhood, became a powerful voice for social, political and legal advocacy, eventually effecting profound change at the national level. The Road Forward’s stunningly shot musical sequences, performed by an ensemble of some of Canada’s finest vocalists and musicians, seamlessly connect past and present with soaring vocals, blues, rock, and traditional beats.

The Road Forward is a rousing tribute to the fighters for First Nations rights, a soul-resounding historical experience, and a visceral call to action.

To build community we are inclusive in drum ceremony as we use it to learn and promote Indigenous and Dakelh languages, knowledge, cultures and histories. Everyone is welcome to our Open Drum Circles on Sundays to participate, share, dance, learn or observe.

To build community we are inclusive in drum ceremony as we use it to learn and promote Indigenous and Dakelh languages, knowledge, cultures and histories. Everyone is welcome to our Open Drum Circles on Sundays to participate, share, dance, learn or observe.

Contact: khastandrummers@gmail.com