Fundraiser dinner for the Wet’suwet’en.

$20 minimum donation.

Join us for a casual dinner with the Khast’an Drummers to raise funds and awareness in support and solidarity with the Wet’sewet’en Nation who are upholding their laws and jurisdiction in protecting their lands from pipeline development.

RSVP by February 4th to sea2sands.ca@gmail.com

Celebrating our first Artist in Residence for 2019 we bring you “The Beauty of Northern BC” – an exhibit that will display the beauty of our region through the eyes of photographer Darrin Rigo. Showcasing Northern BC’s landscapes, architecture, and people, come out to Omineca in the month of February to see Darrin’s shots that include Prince Rupert, Terrace, and Prince George and the long highways between that connect this region.

Visit during Open Studio hours Tuesdays and Fridays from 2-5pm.

Join us for a cozy evening of crafting and tea.
Bring your projects or try something new.
Drop-in by donation.

Join us for a night of music in support of Unist'ot'en and Gidum'ten. February 3rd, doors open at 7pm at the Omineca Arts Centre. $10-20 suggested donation, no one will be turned away.

Simon King returns to Prince George for one night of hilarious stand-up comedy.
with special guest Mike McGuire and MC Alex MacKenzie
Tickets $20 available at Books & Company

Join Terra Lightfoot, a road tested song writer and performer who brings her masterful talent for singing, song-writing and guitar playing to this instructional workshop for aspiring musicians. She will be joined by her good friend, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sam Weber. Bring your guitars and song-writing skills to pick up some proven tips and techniques, or simply join us to listen in

FREE EVENT

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.

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.

Art Exhibits from McOwls, Borocan Glass, jayestofheits, and Lewis Morland.
Music from That African, Luddha and Ricky Business

This Is An All Ages Event w/ Mature Content 
Cash Bar
$10 Cover @ The Door

Considering the current political climate in Northern BC, in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en and all nations across this continent we are featuring OUR NATIONHOOD by filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin

"Follow the determination and tenacity of the Listuguj Mi'gmaq people who use and manage the natural resources of their traditional lands." Alanis Obomsawin

Join us for a public screening of Our Nationhood.
Entry and snacks by donation.
(far cheaper than the theatre)
All ages encouraged.

About the Film

In this feature-length documentary, Indigenous filmmaker and artist Alanis Obomsawin chronicles the determination and tenacity of the Listuguj Mi'kmaq people to use and manage the natural resources of their traditional lands. The film provides a contemporary perspective on the Mi'kmaq people's ongoing struggle and ultimate success, culminating in the community receiving an award for Best Managed River from the same government that had denied their traditional rights.

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.

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.

Trains carrying dangerous goods pass through our communities and watersheds. Many more are proposed. Are we safe?

WHEN: Sunday, January 20th @ 7:00 pm
WHERE: Omineca Arts Centre - 369 Victoria, St. Prince George/Lheidli T'enneh

Join rail-safety expert Bruce Campbell, author of The Lac-Mégantic Rail Disaster for a discussion of the risks posed by the dramatic increase in the transportation of dangerous goods by rail. Also, hear about a recent coaltrain derailment near Hazelton from the Chicago Creek Community Environmental Enhancement Society.

“An introduction to your DSLR camera and the basics of getting cinematic shots”

Bring out your new camera or dust off the one that’s been hanging out on the shelf out for this workshop! Entrance is by donation.
This workshop that will go through the essentials of photography, the functions of your DSLR camera, lenses, and photographic composition and then move into a quick overview of some editing basics in Adobe Lightroom.

Recommended experience level: Beginner

By Donation
Space is limited.
RSVP Darrin.Rigo@gmail.com

Darren Rigo was born and raised in Northern BC. He grew up in Terrace, and moved to Prince George for University in 2009 and has been here ever since. He loves photography and has been behind the lens of a camera in one way or another since he was 15 years old.

Simbyez Wilson is a young woman from Smithers of the Wetsu'wet'en nation. She has been writing her own hip-hop/jazz/RnB original music since she was a young teenager. She mostly plays originals but will usually throw in a funky cover here and there to spice things up. Come on out and enjoy the passionate music of this inspirational young woman.

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.

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.

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.

Join us for a cozy evening of crafting and tea.
Bring your projects or try something new.
Drop-in by donation.

Join us for a public screening of multi-award winning film Reel Injun. 
Entry and snacks by donation.
All ages encouraged.

About the Film

"Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond takes a look at the Hollywood Indian, exploring the portrayal of North American Natives through a century of cinema. Traveling through the heartland of America, and into the Canadian North, Diamond looks at how the myth of "the Injun" has influenced the world's understanding — and misunderstanding — of Natives.

Reel Injun traces the evolution of cinema's depiction of Native people from the silent film era to today, with clips from hundreds of classic and recent Hollywood movies, and candid interviews with celebrated Native and non-Native film celebrities, activists, film critics, and historians.
The Filmmaker

Neil Diamond
One of Canada's foremost Aboriginal filmmakers and photographers, Neil Diamond hails from the Cree community of Waskaganish. His recent credits include The Last Explorer, a feature-length docudrama retracing the steps of his great uncle, Aboriginal guide George Elson, on an ill-fated voyage into the heart of uncharted Labrador."

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.

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.