Arts & Life

A collection of local musicians has announced a collaboration concert unlike any in recent memory on Lheidli T'enneh territory.

Director Judy Russell has done Cabaret in Prince George three times now. The first two were produced in 2000 and 2001 to resounding critical acclaim and box office success.

Jay Leno had Sean Lecomber's material on The Tonight Show, the Comedy Network gave him his own one-hour special, he has stuff on XM Satellite Radio, he's regularly heard on the panel of CBC Radio's The Debaters, he wrote for This Hour Has 22 Minutes,

Robbie Burns is the unofficial poet laureate of Scotland, a social force in his time and a cultural touchstone for all time. He wrote one of the most enduring and ubiquitous songs in that country's rich history.

One of Canada's hottest pop music stars is coming to Prince George for a special event concert at Vanier Hall.

Isabelle Houghton's limelight isn't fading, it's just going through a coldsnap. The 10-year-old singer was the winner of this past summer's Limelight Quest competition, and part of the reward is a showcase concert at the Coldsnap Music Festival.

Science World's On the Road team will be in Prince George next week hosting school events and a free public science celebration. The Community Science Celebration will be co-presented with The Exploration Place on Saturday, from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Here are the Prince George Public Library's most-borrowed books of 2017: Adult books 1) Who Do you Love, by Jennifer Weiner (romance) 2) The Sleepwalker, by Chris Bohjalian (mystery) 3) Repo Madness, by W.

Winter is a good time to curl up by the fireplace with a book.

It was a strong year for this city's A&E scene. Prince George culture has had a bounce-back over the past couple of years following the momentum lost in the mid/late 2000s global economic crash.