Arts & Life

For just a few cobblestones of immortalized time, the B in Sherlock Holmes' address - 221B Baker Street - will stand for Barkerville.

The carnival is coming. "On Sunday, Feb. 12, everyone is invited to join our celebration of winter from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For some it's all about the bass, no treble, and for others it's all about the fiddle. Barry Nakahara, the vice president of Branch No.

Hello Destroyer is scoring big. The hockey-based story was filmed largely in Prince George, including a crowd scene inside CN Centre depicting some of the script's on-ice action.

Rappers on a considerable creative run don't like to slow down, especially when there's an incoming U.S. president providing a constant source of songwriting material. Multiple Grammy Award winner Clifford Harris Jr. - otherwise known as T.I.

Betty Boop usually gets all the attention, but there are some Bobby Boops and Barry Boops out there as well. And the audience loves them.

For the first time in many years, the closest professional ballet company to Prince George will be performing in our city.

The Elks are rolling the clock back to the 1950s to help them roll a new kind of wheelchair into Prince George.

Virginia O'Dine is drawing a comedy circle. She got her start on the stage doing community theatre and improvisational comedy, then evolved into one of the city's best known standup acts.

Caledonia Ramblers slide show Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at ArtSpace, above Books and Co., 1685 Third Ave., Sheila Page will give a slideshow on her recent trip to Papua New Guinea. For more information visit caledoniaramblers.ca.