Arts & Life

Grandmothers in Africa are having to become full-time parents again, raising the children of a generation ravaged by fatal disease. The HIV/AIDS pandemic has killed many parents, leaving surviving children left alone save for their elders.

Dirty dangles, sweet snipes and sick cellies, boys, Letterkenny is back with some of the finest chirping you'll ever receive.

As a graphic designer with a creative edge as a potter and a mind for business, a local volunteer has put her juxtaposed skill set to good use at the Prince George and District Community Arts Council for more than a decade.

After lying low awhile, Prince George's country outlaw is set to shake like a rattler through the holiday season.

Kevin Zakresky's passion for music has come into collision with another art form, the video game. In the Legend of Zelda gaming universe, the hero, Link, grows from a young protege into an epic hero.

The seventh annual Taste of India - a Celebration of Cuisine, Culture & Community - will be hosted by the Rotary Club of Prince George Yellowhead at the Civic Centre on Feb. 18.

Prince George doesn't just get a concert with modern soul-jazz-urban musician Lincoln Thorne, we actually get Lincoln Thorne.

The weather outside is cold and snowy, the calendar has taken us into the heart of winter, so naturally the Northern Orchestra is ready to perform.

Finally, there is Precosky. The English department at the College of New Caledonia was once stacked with several acclaimed writers simultaneously.

We could go on ad nauseam about improvisational comedy, or we could throw up our hands and say "improv shmimprov.