Local Arts

Twenty rising stars are waiting for the curtain to go up. They are the young cast of the annual summer Shakespeare camp held by Shooting Stars Theatre.

Prince George entertainers are tuning up to help the victims of the Cariboo-Chilcotin wildfires. An all-star team of musicians and comedians has been assembled for a night of melody and mirth on Friday.

Shakespeare is more than just theatre and stage director Melissa Glover knows it. She could simply set up a play for her cast of kids to memorize and perform, but she could also add an extra layer of life and so she has.

Seeing Bob Dylan, live in concert, is a bucket list item for many music fans. And it's a good idea to keep that bucket handy, like airlines keep little waxy bags handy at every seat.

Inch by inch, the tiles of time will tell our town's tale.

In any version or adaptation of Anne of Green Gables, the audience focus has naturally been on the precocious young Anne Shirley character. Yet each story relies heavily on adult characters that populate the plot.

Western artist Lesley White feels like she can soar, after Ducks Unlimited Canada gave her a surprising and unsolicited compliment. It's a compliment that's taking White's work all across the nation, waving her painting reputation like a flag.

The curtain rises, but there is still a gauzy layer separating the cast and the audience. We in the crowd watch the characters sing to us like we're sharing a filmy dream.

What Rob Budde and Kara-lee MacDonald know about publishing magazines could fit in a thimble. It turns out that happens to be the size of northern B.C.

Two Rivers Gallery is hosting three grand openings in the coming days. The first two happen in tandem. Thursday night marks the official launch of the group exhibition Reflections On Identity and the solo show Into The Woods by Tammy Salzl.