Arts & Life

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.

The artwork of Janice Parker has come into flower. The Prince George painter has installed a bouquet of her latest works at Groop Gallery, where she might be a new discovery for art fans looking for traditional stylistic tastes.

D.O.A. hasn't been to Prince George in more than a decade. They have a crusty history with this city, so co-founder and frontman Joe Keithley can't wait to see what happens next in P.G. The legendary punk band plays The Croft stage on Saturday night.

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One of the city's best-known artists and teachers of art, Maureen Faulkner, has added a new colour to her community contributions.

They made it themselves, and you can too.

A cultural hotspot hits the calendar next week. The annual Spring Arts Bazaar comes to life at the Studio 2880 campus, showing the city what all goes on in the heart of local artists and craftspeople.

The thin mid-tempo beat, some electro hand-claps, a melodic four-note hummmm, a man's voice making wordless vocalizations, then a piano, synthesizer paint is applied, then a stronger beat, more voice (this time a woman singing short phrases), process