Local Arts

Modern stories told by the oldest of peoples were the subject of the latest StoryHive competition.

The Doc is in. Doc Walker is riding back into Prince George but not for the same country shows you've seen them do even before you knew they were doing it. The guys in this Canadian country super-achiever group have been performing in P.G.

It really is possible to move forward by going back. Theatre NorthWest is celebrating its 25th anniversary by celebrating past touchstones, and when their next play opens tonight, it will also be their very first.

The sky will ignite Saturday night with the cheerful thunder and colourful lightning of the Year of the Pig.

The bands were unveiled this fall for the upcoming Cariboo Rocks The North festival, and now the daily schedule has been disclosed. The event is the biggest annual music festival to ever be held inside the city's borders.

Tickets to see two of Canada's most authentically rooted rockers (plus their acoustic progressive-folk special guest) on March 23 have gone on sale.

With temperatures expected to rise to more winter-friendly levels this weekend, Downtown Winterfest is going to be a sizzling seasonal play-date for families this Sunday.

They fight really well.

It has been almost four years since Sam Weber has been to Prince George. On his two previous visits, he succeeded in winning fans over with his smooth, slow-burn alternative rock.

If you were a songwriter, you'd want Terra Lightfoot to cover whatever you did. She'd do it better than you and it would plump up with more authenticity than you imagined it had.