Local Arts

Pink Floyd is doing no active performing. This iconic British mega-band, the standard setters for progressive rock, have not done a tour since their triumphant Division Bell junket in 1994.

When Naomi Kavka performs a song, she commits her body and being to it.

The Cluculz Lake Jamboree is on now and will jazz up the whole weekend at the community hall west of the city.

The park will be poppin' on Sunday. Each year, the Prince George Symphony Orchestra kicks off its season with a free mega-concert at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park.

I Should Have Married a Cowboy is a hot-off-the-press, self-published book from a local author. Barbara Robin, oldest of nine siblings, talks about her life in a series of short stories recounting her adventures in north central B.C.

Raspberry Dessert This must be one of the easiest to make summer desserts that taste like summer itself! Ingredients: - 2 cup whipping cream (whipped stiff) - 1 to 1.

Two old favourite performers, one from here and one from away, are set for a rare musical appearance in Prince George, and together they are introducing a brand new talent to the city.

Striving for success has mythologically turned its face into the setting sun. Progressive cultures of all kind are called "western." Newspaper editorials in the mid-19th century bade settlers to "go west, young man.

A local artist is holding a fundraiser for evacuees because she's never seen anything like the Cariboo wildfires.

Kaija Kinney is coming home to growl. Anarcheon is a Vancouver band climbing the jagged broken metal ladder. They are the inventors and promoters of their own festival, Metalocalystick.