Arts & Life

It's rockabilly night at Cafe Voltaire. The coffee shop inside Books and Company will slap the bass and clang the guitar tonight at 8 p.m. with local greaser rockers The Chevys.

The voice of the local arts scene just got a bit louder, with a slightly different accent.

With the Canada Games now clearly in view on the winter horizon, it is time for artists and downtown businesses to form some Artnerships.

A Prince George dancer will be pulling on the uniform of Team Canada, but rather than a sporting event, Aiden Yip will represent the nation at the World Dance Championships.

Sarah McLachlan must feel drawn to the rhythm of P.G. The star singer spent the first 20 years of her stellar career passing Prince George by, and now she is coming for her second concert here in as many tours.

Worldly comedian at Art Space The toast of the U.K. comedy stage and fringe festival scene, Glen Wool, is on stage tonight at Art Space. It is a certain sellout, so get tickets as soon as possible, if the No Vacancy sign isn't already on.

Tonight at Groop Gallery, the works of emerging painter Jose Delgado-Guevara will be revealed. This is Delgado-Guevara's second solo exhibition in the past few months.

Student voices from the area are gathering under a blanket of sound. The 2014-15 edition of the District 57 Tapestry Singers is under construction, and anyone interested in singing with this choral group is invited to try out.

One of the sustaining ways cultures meet themselves, and members of a society recognize themselves within that society, is in the reflecting pool of the arts.

With a new award under his belt, and a new book under his arm, one of Prince George's best known writers is back in the bookstore spotlight.