Arts & Life

Enter for Exit Glow Tonight enter Cafe Voltaire at 8 p.m. and bask in the Exit Glow. This local duo has recently expanded to a trio. They bring together folk-friendly melodies and rock-friendly rhythms "with choruses everyone can sing to.

Corey Hardeman wasn't victorious, and yet she won prizes for all of Prince George and posterity to share and benefit from.

Wearing northern B.C.'s crown at the Miss Teenage Canada pageant was not too heavy a burden on the head of Kyla Arnett. She sailed through the event, placing in the Top 20 and winning entry into the Top Model Search Canada competition.

Tristan Ghostkeeper seems to be dancing to the song that never ends.

A Prince George musician is making a career out of giving away free lessons. Andrew Furmanczyk is handing out piano tutorials all over the globe, for absolutely no money.

A double-bill acoustic concert happens tonight, downtown. The Lambda Club (1177 3rd Ave, upstairs, two pieces of ID required for entry) is host to Jeff Andrew and Red Haven.

Call it the do-it-yourselfer festival, the "I made it for you" Mardi Gras, the city's official small-scale manufacturing celebration, but whatever terms you use don't miss the creations and inventions that will be on display.

Many Canadian dreams involved facing off at Maple Leaf Gardens. Corey Hardeman wasn't a hockey player but she still gets to compete at the elite level in the historic Toronto arena.

A Prince George artist's legacy will be on inspirational tour across the Fraser-Fort George region. The works done between 1997 and 2012 by the late Allan Farmer have been assembled into a mobile exhibition.

The power of words - hearing them even more than speaking them - has been the guiding life force for Chuck Fraser.