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Five local groups named Celebrate PG Grant recipients

The City of Prince George has awarded $30,000 to non-profit organizations through the annual Celebrate PG Grants.

The money is to help groups improve existing, or create new public events.

The five recipients are:

  • Prince George Symphony Orchestra, for the Pops in the Park event
  • Northern BC Queer Connection Society, for the Pride Picnic event
  • Method Dance Society, for the Community Moves event
  • PG Folkfest, for Coldsnap
  • Wild About Outdoors Learning Society, for the Wild About Lheidli T’enneh/Prince George (WALTPG) outdoor festival

“This will elevate the entertainment aspect of the annual pride picnic and contribute to Prince George’s growing reputation as a 2SLGBTQIA+ friendly community,” Laura Binette from the Northern BC Queer Connection Society said in a release.

You can learn more about community grants here.

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