Local Arts

The high flying leaps of the Ukrainian Shumka Dancers will be seen at Vanier Hall Saturday, October 27.

Hello darlings, This week, I would like to send Brad Pitt some life advice. Mr. Pitt is the first male spokesperson for Chanel No. 5.

To inspire healthy living in the north, the ReClaimed project will be unveiled Thursday at the Fire Pit on Third Avenue.

Eagles will soar and horns will trumpet during the Northern Orchestra's Hornucopia event Saturday at the Playhouse.

I don't know about you darlings, but I have a list of celebs that aren't allowed to break up. Ever. I also have a list of celebs that I'm allowed to sleep with, but that's a different story.

Theatre North West is holding auditions for two young actors to perform in Privilege by Paul Weitz, directed by Ted Price, TNW founding artistic director. The deadline has been extended until October 27.

When it comes to the spookiest night of the year, there's always that one question on everyone's mind - what will I be for Halloween? The Two Rivers Gallery is doing double duty by offering costume options and a place to show it off.

The Quantum Popcorn film series is returning to Prince George after an 18-month hiatus. The movies and documentaries presented throughout the series are to inspire people to live fearlessly and make positive changes in their lives.

One of Canada's top blues performers, David Gogo will do an acoustic solo concert Saturday night at the Kinsmen Complex. Gogo is one of the hardest working blues-rock guitarists in Canada, said promoter Earl Krushelnicki of EGK Promotions.

Howard Cosell: the man, the myth, and the transformation of American sports by Mark Ribowsky Howard Cosell is a fixture in the history of sports broadcasting and journalism, with a distinctive voice like a K-Tel commercial: grating, obnoxious, cartoo