Arts & Life

The thick cloud and downfall of snow has set the stage for this weekend's Prince George Symphony Orchestra show. The PGSO's next mainstage production is called The Mysterious Mountain.

The men, women, elders and children who work the land to feed our families are quiet in their profession.

So much about this version of A Christmas Carol is different than the original Charles Dickens classic, it is nice to have some roots that authentically tap directly into the subject matter.

One of Prince George's most promising singer-songwriters has come back for a concert tonight to prove how promise takes many forms. It travels many directions and speaks in many tongues, but it's always available to those who create.

Two of the most powerful rock acts to ever book return engagements in Prince George have just announced they are coming back to P.G. - together.

It's not Big Sugar, but really close.

This is the busy season for local bands. It's when fall fundraisers and "everyone's back from summer vacation" events set up for the slow ooze into Christmas parties and New Year's dances.

When the Western Canadian Music Awards (WCMAs) were handed out in Victoria, this year, a Prince George name was at the top of one of the categories.

He has always been more than Music Box Dancer. Frank Mills had hit songs before that seminal instrumental made him a household name, and he had hits afterwards too.

They aren't super heroes. They aren't sports heroes. They aren't the hottest electrical engineering apprentices.