Arts & Life

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.

It started as a joke, it got real, and that's when things really got goofy. Local comedy headliner Brian Majore was made the victim of his own wit. Following through, though, is going to coax some new wit out into the spotlight.

Hannah Brown survived a kidney cancer diagnosis at four years old. Now the 13-year-old local girl is facing a rare and terminal neurodegenerative disease.

At this hour of Western history, it might just be a good time to fall awake. Gently nudging us into consciousness is new writer Todd Blattner. His chime is found within the new book he will be launching in Prince George on Friday.

When Raghu Lokanathan does a public performance, it usually involves the word 'concert.' There is music in his latest performing arts activity, but it is an appendage of something else, something theatrical.

Behind the veils and borders of immigration are human connections between countries, communities and families. When shoes walk across national lines, the impact radiates far beyond the feet inside them.

In partnership with the Two Rivers Gallery, Northern Health is calling out for artists to submit their ideas for a significant piece of new aboriginal art at the University Hospital of Northern B.C.

Director/choreographer Judy Russell has announced that Anne of Green Gables would be her musical production this coming summer.

When the production team behind The Doctor's Case film project needed funding, they had fewer options than most movie producers.