Local Arts

ArtsWells dances to a new beat each year, but this week they are offering composers a chance to invent new beats on the fly. A one-of-a-kind local workshop is on offer during the days leading up to the ArtsWells Festival Of All Things Art.

Grace Dove was ready for the part. The part was ready for Grace Dove.

Hootstock was burning for a comeback. They were a smokin' music show, but last year's forest fires took that the wrong way.

The light still refracts through one of Canada's premier classic rock bands. Prism was one of the first rock beams that ever shot out of the nation's radios.

With a name like the title of a movie Daniel Day Lewis never made, and a sound equally cinematic, The Burying Ground is digging themselves into a throwback niche. They have a solid retro-tation.

He's a very useful engine, and this week he is chugging into the station at the Central B.C. Railway and Forestry Museum.

You may have read the book and you probably have seen the movie - maybe even a bunch of times.

We are all familiar with the concept of tearing someone, something, down in order to build it back up again. It applies to the military's psychological programming of soldiers and it applies to home renovations.

If seeing a shooting star is lucky, Nash Walker has twice the charm. The aspiring child actor is currently rehearsing his parts in Twelfth Night, but when that show closes on Friday he goes straight into another play.

If drama be the food of youth leadership, a group of Shooting Stars is feasting right now. Shooting Stars is the theatre company operated by local actor/director Melissa Glover for young thespians.