Local Arts

Soaring and soft, sensitive and spicy. William Kuklis has a range of voice and range of emotion that finally has a place big enough to run free. He has released a new album entitled Save Me that finally shows audiences the full evidence.

I don't speak Italian but the word "sentimento" leaped out at me, and then a moment later came "amore." These words were dealt like cards in an operatic poker game.

CBC's annual music competition, Searchlight, is open for voting. The competition's website lists all the competitors across the nation (more than 1,200 entries overall), and you can also group them by genre or by region.

Kate Bush once said in a song that every old sock meets an old shoe. Isn't that a great saying? And just being alive, it can really hurt. And these moments given are a gift from time.

There was s'more downtown during Downtown Prince George's winter carnival Sunday in front of city hall.

The faint sound of instruments tuning up can be heard all over the region. It's a familiar sound. It's been happening this time of year, here, since 1951.

Coldsnap is transitioning to Francofun, gleefully slipping down an ice slide from one to another. These are two of Prince George's gems of local culture, frozen together by the Downtown Winter Carnival.

Kate Newby was no stranger to Prince George, when she was called in by Theatre Northwest to direct their current play. Newby was also no stranger to the Drowning Girls script, she being a longtime fixture of the Calgary theatre community.

He's just breaking into the Canadian music consciousness, he's only in his 20s, but tonight Virginia To Vegas frontman Derik Baker will play for the second time on the CN Centre stage.

Sometimes you can look at a kid and just know. Everyone who saw Connor McDavid in minor hockey could tell he was on a track to the NHL. Everyone who saw Shawn Hook back in his childhood would find well used pianos and trombones not far away.