Arts & Life

Tonight, the sounds of New York, the blazing history of the great Big Apple theatre district, will be rolling off the tongues of some of this city's best choral singers.

Aaron Williams was a smokin' good firefighter in Canada's forests. He was a provincial firefighter on B.C.

Good paintings make good neighbours.

The average life pinballs between moments of chaos and moments of grace. Northern lives are no different in their general basis, but the context for all of us who live here is the same: our landscape.

Maxim Magazine is a global glossy, but a local model is closing in on getting a feature spread inside their pages.

The battle lines have long been drawn between the pen and the sword. It's been said the pen is mightier, but in the hands of author Jack Whyte, it seems to be an even duel.

The Community Arts Council of Prince George along with the Prince George Symphony Orchestra and the Prince George Conservatory of Music will be holding the first-ever Young Canadian Music Festival from Oct. 20-22.

A local group that assists those African grandmothers raising their grandchildren because the AIDS epidemic has virtually wiped out an entire generation is hosting a book launch to raise funds for the cause.

A 257-year-old violin was played by a world-class musician at a variety of venues throughout B.C., including at the Gathering Place atrium within the walls of the College of New Caledonia Tuesday.

A rare spectacle is coming to Prince George. Paradoxically it is one you'll have to gape and stare at to believe, and even then, you won't see how it's done. But the results will be as visible as a spotlight shining on The Illusionists.