Arts & Life

The Great Plains are coming to B.C.'s great Interior Plateau. They've been here before.

A group is nothing more than some number of individuals working together on a common goal. Whether it's construction, medicine, business, government, or even family, the sum is greater than the parts when work is underway.

Dave Sorokathon Friday at noon at Artspace, above Books & Co., 1685 Third Ave.

They may be dedicated to squares but the Northern Twisters have seen plenty of round numbers and the latest one makes them officially diamond. The Northern Twisters Square Dance Club is about to celebrate their 60th anniversary.

Frank PEEBLES Citizen staff [email protected] You can unravel a lot of yarns across northern B.C. You can string them together for fun and prizes.

The curtain rises tonight on the first Central Interior Drama Festival held in Prince George in many years.

In local drama circles they are simply called The Zones, but Prince George has been out of theirs for quite some time. Despite being the largest municipality by far in the region, this city has gotten out of the habit of hosting the Theatre B.C.

A sizzling lineup of live entertainment including Bruce Cockburn will hit downtown for Canada's 150th Birthday celebration this summer.

A documentary looking at Highway Of Tears issues has begun filming in the local area and a fundraiser is being held on Friday to help the directors continue their work. "This is a self-funded student project. It arose out of my thesis.

Wendy Framst felt guilty being the only one who got to see the works of art created by her students in their art lessons.