Arts & Life

Small donations of cash and instruments will keep the Sistema program healthy and growing far into the future, according to the methodical development plans of Jose Delgado-Guevara.

Whodunits are compelling reading when it's a modern crime novel, but when it is a true story and the victim was murdered more than 170 years ago, getting to the culprit is a real page-turner - including the pages of history. Debra Komar - Dr.

Cliff Mann proved once again that Prince George artists are directly parallel to anyone in the province.

The paddles will flash and the sterns will cut the current of the Nechako River this year, when racers propel canoes in a community boat race.

No one can say Ian Tyson's concert in Prince George was just like all the others. The legendary musician and Canadian cultural figure gave local audiences a set of surprises Saturday night at Vanier Hall.

He is a man of few words in conversation, but he has more than pulled his weight in words written and words sung.

Many of life's best things involve the word glazed: doughnuts, expressions of bliss, and the pottery for sale at the Spring Arts Bazaar. The big spring party at Studio 2880 (2880 15th Ave.) is always awash in weaving and wood and songs.

Musical experiment This weekend experience the most unique music of the year at Prince George's reputed Casse-Tte Festival of Experimental Music featuring improvisation, free jazz, avant-garde compositions, minimalism, post-rock, noise, and more.

Art is an inroad to personal expression and fulfillment, and the kids at Nusdeh Yoh elementary school just got their inroads graded.

Erin Filan's sketches are dark. Sometimes, that just means the pencil has cut blacker lines and thicker coatings on the paper. Sometimes it also means the moods and tones go into cloudier emotional atmospheres.