Local Arts

She's never performed in Prince George before, despite a life on the road, so T.Nile is coming twice in two weeks to help restore balance.

We struggle under the weight of things that weigh nothing at all.

A singer-songwriter synonymous with northern B.C. is coming back to home turf. Blues rocker Kathy Frank has been living in the Lower Mainland for the past several years.

During the season finale of the Rick Mercer Report tonight on CBC TV, the spotlight will shine on Beaverly elementary.

The lives of the goldrush still whisper to modern times, for those who put their ears to the ground of history.

If there were a campfire at Theatre Northwest, the actors and crew would be gathered around it burning for the story of the latest TNW play.

Father Gabriel is coming to bless his followers.

The comedians and comedy fans of the city were spoiling for an argument. They are getting one. The Debaters is a hit comedy program on CBC Radio, but it has also turned into a major credit-builder for the creme of Canada's comedians.

Trusting one's own intuition to find solution's to life's challenges means staying relaxed and thinking positively. Philip Ponchet will present talks about Living with Inner Peace at the Days Inn, 600 Quebec St., Tuesday at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.

It's a two-night stand for local rock band Bralorne. The four-piece group will be the centre of attention at Nelly's Pub tonight and Saturday. This Hart Highway nightspot is under new management and Bralorne is helping showcase the transition.