Arts & Life

The Terri Clark concert was like watching a reality TV show happen before your eyes, with a sad lack of cameras there to record it. This was a different kind of show.

Here we go again, for the last time.

The first annual Northern BC SIP Wine Festival wraps up today with events across the city. The Prince George Cougars host Hockey & Wine tonight at 7 p.m at CN Centre.

If you don't think your inner child isn't still clapping its hands for glee and wide-eyed with world wonder, you haven't met Trish Pattison. She works for the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre in Vancouver as an outreach programmer.

The support for the arts was so big in 1976 that it was dangerous. That was the first year the Community Arts Council ever held Studio Fair.

There is interloping happening at the Theatre North West wine event on Saturday.

We remember ancient cultures through art, we define classical epochs by artistic measures, and it is also the edge that cuts new space for our modern society.

The Katz is coming back. This, figures the modern folk troubadour, is the tenth time he has done a concert at ArtSpace, which is remarkable considering he lives in Toronto.

It wasn't long ago that The Statistics were high school kids scrabbling for small spotlights and corner stages to perform their punk-pop rock 'n' roll music.

If you thought Tom Cochrane's reign over the nation's rock scene was sinking like a sunset, you're living on the lunatic fringe.