Arts & Life

The nominees were announced Tuesday for the 2019 edition of the Juno Awards. These trophies are presented by the The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (CARAS) and represent the pinnacle of the country's music industry.

Theresa Caputo, start of TLC's show called Long Island Medium, will appear at CN Centre April 6. Caputo will share personal stories and talk about how her gift of speaking with dead people works.

The French influence on winter blows all across Canada like an Arctic gale. The franco-Canadian community has made a party out of snow and ice for hundreds of years and for the past 33 it has been official in Prince George.

Reconciliation is a philosophy for reconfiguring society in ways that include Aboriginal people as never before, and acknowledge the past wrongs on which Canadian culture was built.

There's a reason Coldsnap chose Ginalina to be a headline performer. She has four albums of family material, sure, and she has her own show on the Knowledge Network, granted. She has Juno and Canadian Folk Music Awards nominations.

All you need is a guitar and an accordion and the two men behind those instruments to make volunteer magic happen. Bill Bosnich, 82, and Allan Thorp, 87, have provided musical entertainment to people in care homes and at seniors' centres since 2003.

Look up. It's what I do.

You could rightly call Mo Hamilton a Prince George artist, but like few others she is also attached to various other towns. Her sense of place is what anchors her solo art show The 100 Houses Project: Reflections On Our Times.

If you can't even carry a tune in a bucket but still want to add your tone to a community of voices Just Let Us Sing might be the ideal event. Taking place Saturday at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church at 3590 Dufferin Ave., at 7 p.m.

One of Prince George's own stars will be back in the city as a special guest at Northern FanCon. Madison Smith grew up in P.G.