Arts & Life

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.

Prince George has its own sorcerer of the dark arts and he has now entered the inner coven of his profession. Kris Foot is a professional photographer of many sorts, but he specializes in nighttime images and he has a super specialty.

There is already a frontrunner for the Northern FanCon celebrity "over and above" gold star.

The first documented sighting of Captain Canuck in Prince George will happen Friday evening at CN Centre. The first and most domestic of all Canadian superheroes will be in a special spotlight at Northern FanCon.

The public is getting mugged by local potters this month. It's the kind of mugging that puts valuable items in your hands and everyone walks away smiling. The muggings happen at the Community Arts Council Gift Shoppe at Studio 2880.

When Robert J. Sawyer came to Prince George last month to meet his many fans and read from his latest novel, he also gave a thumbnail writer's clinic via the Prince George Citizen.

The wood's going to fly at Two Rivers Gallery on Thursday night.

Beloved characters don't enter the public psyche only through the door of television or comic book or movie, anymore. The video game is also a storytelling platform that has evolved its heroes and villains into popular figures.

There's nothing funny about the fires in Fort McMurray, which is exactly why Prince George comedians and a special guest headliner are firing up their microphones. One of the comedy kingpins in P.G.

The Relay For Life could only succeed if all the participants can rock around the clock.