Arts & Life

The peaty aroma of the burning Scottish nectar will waft through Theatre North West once again.

When Derrick McCandless moved away from Prince George, the first gas station attendants he tried wouldn't help him fill up because they were too fixated on the images of jets slamming into the World Trade Centre towers in New York.

While often simply called "May-long," the first long weekend on the warm side of spring is officially known as Victoria Day. That is a fact still remembered in Barkerville. They even built an annual event around it.

Where the Wild Things Are has been held over. More precisely, the children's play has been held within. The show was created by a touring arm of Presentation House Theatre Company from the Lower Mainland.

It's a country comeback at CN Centre. An encore performance by Florida Georgia Line has been announced for Nov.

The wild things are at Theatre North West this week, but you'll have a wild time finding any remaining tickets. Some remain, as of press time, but they were going fast.

Let's move to the middle of the alphabet, m'K? For the 11th image in The Alphabet Project - a centennial initiative of the Prince George Citizen and the Community Arts Council - photographer Pat Suter went back to the beginning of that 100 years and

When the May Pole Dance is on the agenda, that can only mean that Huble Homestead is open for the season.

Kris Foot is the top light painter on our planetary orb.

Audiences can now book their seats for a musical ride on a flying umbrella. The international smash Mary Poppins has been a favourite in book, stage, stereo and film forms since it was first given to the world in 1934 by author P.L. Travers.