Arts & Life

When one considers how some things age like fine wine, getting better and more artistic in presentation over time, a name that comes easily to mind is Gary Fjellgaard.

Tickets for the Terri Clark concert are on sale now at Studio 2880.

The stirring, simmering and marinating is already underway. The chili planning is heating up and on Saturday it reaches habanero levels when Studio 2880 opens the gates on this year's Spring Arts Bazaar.

Island Mountain Arts is sparking up the barbie, and art appreciators are warming up their auction arms.

They may be a small company but they had big success this year for their size. Five dancers from Dance Your Hart Out Studio qualified to go to this week's provincial competition in Fort St.

Local theatre is in the zone. The strength of local community drama has ebbed and flowed over the years but the results of the Central Interior Zone Theatre Festival in Williams Lake this past week are an indication of an upswing going on.

Just because you've been knocking on the door for years doesn't mean it doesn't surprise you when it suddenly opens. Abigael McCormick has been considered among northern B.C.'s best dancers for several years.

The brass shines in Prince George this week. The Foothills Brass Quintet, one of Western Canada's most acclaimed pop-classical groups, has a matinee show on Sunday at the Prince George Playhouse.

Katherine Li has made PGSO history twice. Last year, she became part of the first tie ever experienced by the Prince George Symphony Orchestra's panel of judges in their annual PGSO-Integris Youth Concerto Competition.

Vanier Hall will once again be flying the red and green flag of Canadian comedy. Red Green is one of the most enduring and internationally applauded comedians Canada has ever produced.