Arts & Life

Everyone is welcome, inclusiveness is a sacred principal, even when the task at hand is murder.

Blackstone is going dark, but there is still a final run of episodes to close out this all-Canadian hit drama.

This is a show that won't tax your brain too much. Eat it, maybe. You might want to wear your best chainsaw as an accessory. Can't be too careful when it's Halloween and there's an army of darkness lurking about.

Jos Delgado-Guevara is the first PGSO conductor to live in this city since Wallace Leung in 2002.

Criticize Top 40 radio country songs all you want for being too fixated, lately, on party themes and not much else.

The latest Two Rivers Gallery exhibition is coming to a close, but before it goes you can meet the artist herself. Nanaimo-based Sara Robichaud will be in Prince George at the gallery on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

Paul Brandt keeps conquering country. How can a guy base his entire career outside of Nashville - outside of the whole U.S. of A. - and keep churning out the hits? On Tuesday night, it was hard for him to squeeze all his hits into one show.

Poetry and the spoken word have always been the chosen form of creative expression for the new writer in residence at the University of Northern B.C.

The crowd was not the sellout it used to be for a Tragically Hip show, but the conversation around town after their latest CN Centre gig was still man-sized.

Jess Moskaluke has been to the top of a lot of mountains lately.