Arts & Life

The concerts are free. The workshops are free. The live panel discussions are free. Now that is an avant-garde music festival.

The season of concerts has come to a close for the Northern Orchestra, but that doesn't signal the slow season.

Don't look so perplexed. Why must you be vexed? Can't you see you're next? Yes, you're next. You're so next.

A new artist will be moving into Studio 2880. A search is underway to determine the new artist-in-residence at the arts facility. The application process is now open.

A spate of recent announcements has been filling up the live entertainment calendar for the city.

An artist who has been through harsh experiences is compelled, almost duty-bound, to express it directly. Niska Napoleon took a long time to come to this realization.

Britt Meierhofer is well known as a solo musician, a member of the band Crones, the alterego of music projects like Britt AM and Goodnightmare, but her latest project is a hearse of a different colour. "This is straight-up political punk," she said.

It's an eccezionale summer for Nove Voce. The local singing ensemble is basking in the warmth of their win at the Performing Arts B.C.

If you look out into the night tonight, you might see space get jammed with comedy. The top floor of Books & Company is where you have to point your telescope for some comedians who'll tell a joke.

The Prince George oration results at the B.C. Performing Arts Festival were so good it'll leave you speechless. The provincial championships were held last week in Fort St. John for dance, music and speech arts.