Arts & Life

Randy Bachman, left and Fred Turner rocked CN Centre Monday night. Bachman and Turner entertained 2,500 fans that came out to enjoy the Forged in Rock Tour.

One of anarchy's sons is muscling into Prince George. Outlaw motorcycle gang member Tig Trager from the hit TV production Sons Of Anarchy, will be at the Pine Centre Mall on June 21 for a public appearance and autograph event.

One of country music's reigning kings is coming to Prince George. Brad Paisley is an A-list singer/songwriter in the current Nashville crop with songs that touch the heart, tickle the funny-bone, and demonstrate a sharp wit.

A contingent of Prince George dancers is taking the next step in their development, and early summer adventures. The young performing artists are warming up for a trip to Penticton this coming week for the provincial competitive dance festival.

You need not travel to the far east to experience a grand bazaar of local arts and culture. You need only travel to 2880 15th Avenue on June 7.

The sport of theatre is game-on starting today in Williams Lake. The Central Interior Zone Festival is on now until Sunday with four plays in contention for the slate of awards.

Monsters on wheels will be at CN Centre on Saturday for two shows - a 1:30 p.m. matinee and a 7:30 p.m. evening encore.

The smoke has cleared from the Prince George air.

Two Rivers Art Gallery is where the rubber meets the road - or the arm - today for Bike To Work Week.

The Black Canadian Awards are underway with their online voting. Canadians of African and Caribbean descent are being celebrated in a number of popular culture categories by The Diversity Advancement Network.