Arts & Life

Culture is a network of intertwined pulses of art. Two of those veins in Prince George are connecting more closely. Theatre North West presents a number of plays to local audiences each year. Each one is derived from a script, the words of a writer.

Ancient China's community traditions have a place in modern Cariboo culture, although it is set in the heart of the region's gold rush history. Barkerville has as much connection with 19th century China as it does cowboys and miners.

The letter W meant only one thing to veteran wildlife painter Joe Ferrante: wolf. How the animal and the letter would congeal into a public image for the Alphabet Project was a much more difficult mental hike.

The Metallion Festival has its aerial roots growing all around founding band Deveined and their musical friends who started the annual heavy metal showcase, but if you trace the taproots you'll come to a pair of Prince George bands from the 1990s and

A definitive Canadian play, one of the region's most successful theatrical creations ever staged, is having a birthday. The play is about remembrance itself.

People who want to have a grumpy flight are getting their chance.

There is little sense training yoga instructors if they don't get a chance to practice the learning.

Hey, buddy, don't blow a Gaskin. He's only got one shot at this, but it's a quality shot, and he needs votes to move on to the next round.

You can paint on the crockery, you can print on the banners, you can write a book, but still feel like a pretender. The big victory for Myrna Lemky has finally happened and there is a Churchill-sized V to mark the occasion.

Dome Discovery Day is Saturday where user groups and those seeking information about the Roll-A-Dome can head into the big space at 2588 Recreation Place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.