Arts & Life

A deejay is here on stage Friday night fresh off the Ariana Grande tour on which he was an opening act. He is a long way from his Las Vegas home but this is a city in which he's taken a few spins and he can't wait to come back.

A few flakes of unseasonal snow may have been a harbinger on Wednesday.

A local singer is reviving her chanteuse habit after a long absence and is injecting new life into the jazz scene at the same time.

An art show is on now in a computer near you, after it got bumped out of its physical space and bumped down the calendar by this summer's wildfires.

The forecast calls for showers of show tunes on Sunday. There is the possibility of light rain this weekend, but the chance of Prince George Symphony Orchestra entertainment is 100 per cent. It's time for Pops in the Park.

Today marks the first day of the Cluculz Lake Jamboree, and it marks a new beginning for the resurgent event.

Denise Jones has such a warped sense of humour that she saw a troupe of male strippers as an opportunity. No, not that kind of opportunity. Perhaps this needs some deeper explaining. Jones is a theatrical comedian.

The first two names have been announced for Prince George's next TEDx event. One will be one of the featured keynote speakers and the second is the event's master of ceremonies. The event is set for Nov. 17 at UNBC's Canfor Theatre.

London is calling. Maggie Trepanier is answering.

The worst fire in the province this year for the destruction of homes is the one at Telegraph Creek. More than 25 structures were burned by the Alkali Lake blaze in Tahltan territory, a community already experiencing a critical housing shortage.