Community Events

Churches across Prince George are coming together for a powerful and uplifting outdoor worship event, This multi-church service invites the entire community to join in a joyful morning of worship, unity, and family-friendly fun.

Church in the Park will feature live Christian worship music, an encouraging message from a local pastor, and an atmosphere of faith and fellowship under the open sky. The event represents a collaborative effort among 14+ Christian churches in Prince George to celebrate what unites us—and to welcome everyone, regardless of background or denomination.

CRIB TOURNAMENT

Entry Fee: $25 – Includes free Coffee, Bottled Water, Soft Drinks & Snacks

• Registration starts at 5:30
   

Prizes awarded for 1st , 2nd & 3rd

• Total prize money based on number of entries (i.e. 50% of net proceeds)
   

Net proceeds to Rotary Club of Prince George Yellowhead to support a variety of community projects.
 

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An NMP student-led walkathon fundraiser for the Northern Medical Programs Trust

Learn all about Prince George's history from a variety of local community organizations including the Prince George Heritage Commission.

Free event – no registration required!

The Prince George Iceman comprised of 5 events and is open to participants of all ages. It’s a race for everyone from beginner to elite athletes, and includes both solo and relay team categories. 

The day starts with an 8km cross-country ski, followed by a 10km run, a 5km skate, a second 5km run, and last but not least, an 800m swim. (Junior competitors complete different distances) The wraps up with a fantastic buffet and awards ceremony.

This February, Downtown Prince George is the place to be for family-friendly winter fun! Our re-imagined Winterfest will take place at Canada Games Plaza and features free ice skating, face painting, street hockey, mini train rides, food trucks, music from DJ Ant, and more!

Inside the Civic Centre, explore our indoor Exhibitor Alley market filled with local treasures and enjoy interactive activities in partnership with Two Rivers Gallery and the PG Library.