Arts & Life

Things are coming to a boil at Huble Homestead as staff prepares for the annual Potato Festival Sunday and Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Bonnie and Dave Leach have pulled their sword from its stone. They are moving Excalibur to a new location.

In the Bible there is a story about three servants who were entrusted, by their king, with amounts of money and told to use it wisely. One invested aggressively, one invested moderately and one simply held it in trust.

Between the pages of an international bestseller is a local name. Chelsea Gibson was already a popular Prince George entrepreneur and now she's completed a lifelong goal to also be an author.

A theatre company needs actors and directors, but actors and directors need stage managers. One of the key positions in the drama industry was an open question at Theatre North West. The answer was found in the form of Heather Thompson.

If the Studio 2880 windows are open tonight between 7 and 9:30 p.m., passersby will get wafted in the sweet sound of women's singing voices.

Never get between electricity and where it wants to go. You can't outrun even the smallest explosion. You can do just about anything - anything! - with duct tape. Elder wisdom is hard to find.

For the first time in modern memory, downtown Prince George will have a night market. This Saturday from 7 p.m. to midnight, the Black Donkey Cafe is initiating an outdoor bazaar for local merchants and artisans of all kinds.

School isn't the only place where classes start fresh in the fall. The Two Rivers Gallery is home to a menu of seminars and workshops and courses in art. There are spaces especially for small children, teens, young adults and also adults.

Deveined was certainly not waiting for the end to come. The local metal band is also the host and chief organizing force behind the Metallion Festival that just scored its third success only a couple of weeks ago.