Arts & Life

When chocolates will only ruin your loved one's new year's resolution and jewelry has lost its love lustre and you're looking to up the ante of your Valentine's Day game, sending a singing Valentine-gram could be the answer to shake it up this Saturd

When Canadian Music Week pops the top off the nation's largest music festival on the nation's annual calendar, The Statistics will be waiting in the wings. The local punk-pop duo is one of only about 15 bands from B.C.

One of Canada's brightest country stars is orbiting into Prince George next week. George Canyon was a sensation all over the world for going deep on the Nashville Star program in 2004.

One of Canada's great young jazz pianists, Michael Kaeshammer, is coming to Prince George for a spring concert. Kaeshammer has been here numerous times before but it has been many years since his last appearance.

If you are into art, you can now step In 2 it like never before. Two of Prince George's established artists, Mo Hamilton and Janice Parker, have joined forces on a new creative process: running a retail store.

J.J. Shiplett has been in Prince George before, as dating a hometown girl will sometimes do, but he has never plied his craft here.

There are the opening acts at the Johnny Reid concert extravaganza - J.J. Shiplett and Aaron Goodvin - but there are also some extra special guests built into the show.

Elage Diouf is a star in his adopted home of Quebec, after mastering the performance arts of percussion and singing in his birth-country Senegal.

A number of artists connected to Prince George and the northern B.C. region are in the running for the 2016 Juno Awards. Topping the list is guitar player and singer Dave Rosin, a member of the superstar rock group Hedley.

There's something special at Theatre North West as a Readers' Theatre short play, Highway of Fears, is presented before the main piece, Dreary & Izzy, until Feb. 17.