Arts & Life

Sound Addiction is quitting cold turkey. Their final show is tonight, free of charge, at Cafe Voltaire inside Books & Company. The local rock band has become one of the most popular and ubiquitous music acts in the city.

The two main showrooms at the Two Rivers Gallery (2RG) each feature a new exhibition of abstract art. Both feature a series of large-scale paintings.

Thinking about your hometown is a natural thing for most people. There are frequently art projects and exhibitions dedicated to examinations of the hometown.

CBC is looking for budding entrepreneurs to audition for a new spinoff of Dragons' Den.

Nestled just off the side of the Hart Highway by the Salmon Valley bridge, Robyn Stoy's 4,000 acre campground has been the site of the Salmon Valley Woman's Festival for eight years.

There is a lot of bark going on over Woof Stock. This upstart music festival is setting up to be the biggest slate of bands under one banner in this city since the Salmon Valley Music Festival in the early 1990s.

Liz Stringer came all the way from Australia to be at the Robson Valley Music Festival this weekend. Nobody wants to travel that whole distance just for one show, so she has set up camp in the region.

The Sunset Theatre in Wells has a number of shows over the remainder of the summer. Sunday night, experience Canadian music star Morag Northey perform her live cello/multimedia show entitled Whispers. On Wednesday (also on Aug.

Bringing Canada back to a powerful time in rock music and national culture, The Tragically Hip return to Prince George on Sept. 26 for their new journey called The Fully And Completely Tour.

The Blume is still on the Iron Ore rose. Bob Blumer - celebrity chef, bestselling author, television host and international man of culinary mystery - will be back again at the B.C. Northern Exhibition as the ringmaster of the Northern Taste Market.