Arts & Life

The city's musical talent isn't always in the spotlight on the mainstage. Sometimes, our locally developed talent takes up important positions behind the scenes.

Wendy Framst's annual student art show has gone international. The local painter and art teacher has her spring exhibition up now at the Prince George Public Library.

The Doctor's Case has become a benchmark film for the Prince George region. The one-hour flick was made almost entirely using local cast and crew, using some local locations as well.

Jae Waller was once a visual artist who happened to be a pretty decent writer. One UNBC degree later, where she studied both disciplines on her way to a Bachelor of Fine Arts, she is now a writer who happens to be a pretty decent visual artist.

Matthew Good will not join Our Lady Peace and Ellevator when they take the stage at CN Centre on Thursday night.

One of the true-north stars of Canadian opera has a date with Prince George. Soprano sensation Kathleen Morrison, who has based her career power in both Calgary and Berlin in recent years, will come to P.G.

Jason Pierce knows he has pounded the drums in Prince George before, but he can't place which act he was with. He's under no such uncertainties now, as the backstop for headliner rock band Our Lady Peace.

The region's artistic hub group, the Community Arts Council, is holding its semi-annual general meeting this month. The CAC is the advocacy agency that works on behalf of arts groups of all sorts.

The Two Rivers Gallery is welcoming a pair of artistic stars into their downtown environment today to speak their creative minds.

Two sons of symphony are coming home. Karl and Joel Stobbe are two of the city's most successful orchestral musicians, both of them nationally acclaimed for their cello skills.