Arts & Life

For the first time in modern memory, downtown Prince George will have a night market. This Saturday from 7 p.m. to midnight, the Black Donkey Cafe is initiating an outdoor bazaar for local merchants and artisans of all kinds.

School isn't the only place where classes start fresh in the fall. The Two Rivers Gallery is home to a menu of seminars and workshops and courses in art. There are spaces especially for small children, teens, young adults and also adults.

Deveined was certainly not waiting for the end to come. The local metal band is also the host and chief organizing force behind the Metallion Festival that just scored its third success only a couple of weeks ago.

Local woman may have been part of inspiration for Dolly Parton hit song

Heidi Veldman was always an inquisitive child. She was someone who put her mind to the things that ignited her childhood senses.

The job of the modern troubadour is to be seen and heard, to create and market the creations. The Prince George artist leading the pack this summer might well be William Kuklis.

A grateful film crew would like to say thanks to Prince George. When their feature-length movie Hello Destroyer makes its appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), a part of this city will be there, too, on the screen.

In only two years, Alex Mackenzie has gotten on stage more than 100 times to tell jokes and amusing stories.

The wait was worth it for chainsaw art auction bidders Carol Worthington and her husband Willy Manson. Once they saw the raven bench Jason Soper carved out of a chunk of wood during their first visit to the B.C.

The legacy of Isabella McKenzie is built of pulp and human spirit.