Arts & Life

It isn't right to say there are no strings attached when The Fretless comes to perform, but it is correct to say the strings won't be touching any metal. The group is named for the construction of all their instruments.

It's ugly. It's harsh. And it's the truth. Theatre North West presents Kevin Loring's Where the Blood Mixes until March 5.

Put on your Valentine's Day brights and be ready to boogie woogie with the best! Kenny Blues Boss Wayne is taking to the Kinsmen Place stage for a fundraising party, Raise the Tower, for local community radio station CFIS Saturday night at 8:30 p.m.

For the first time ever Randy Bachman and Fred Turner, legends of rock 'n' roll, will come to Prince George June 2. After more than 20 years Bachman and Turner will reunite to take care of business.

Former Barkerville curatorial assistant and librarian, Mandy Kilsby, is now the national historic site's curator.

Cancer survivor, Sean Hogan, award-winning country western musician, will bring his mid-winter Ice Breaker show to the Cowboy Ranch Wednesday, Feb. 19.

If you're looking for a stronger beat to get your love muscle pounding for your Valentine's Day entertainment, check out Phos, a local independent dark rock band at Riley's Bar tonight.

Hedley - Wild Live Tour comes to CN Centre today, Valentine's Day. Hedley is a multiplatinum Canadian pop group and Juno Award winners. Joining Hedley is Danny Fernandes, JRDN and Alyssa Reid. Tickets at all Ticketmaster outlets. Local author L.A.

Mountains, so massive and complex, can't be protected with a single tool or weapon. That takes an equally massive and complex weapon: art.

Theatre North West's next production, Where the Blood Mixes, is a moving play about a family trying to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of the residential school experience.