Culture Confluence, Ep. 5 - Visual Arts in Prince George

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August 16, 2019

This week on Culture Confluence, Kate talks to local artists and arts presenters about their work and how it fits in to the broader context of arts and culture in Prince George.

Guests this week are Jen Pighin (Omenica Arts Centre), Megan Hunter-Gauthier, Assistant Curator at Two Rivers Gallery, and Twyla Exner, Director of Public Programs, and local artist Audrey McKinnon De Leon.

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Another week of music at CFUR!!! Here are our MDs favourites this week: 1. @janette.king - Incantation 2. @thejailbirdsband - High Noon EP 3. @paranormallory - Songs To A Wild God

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