Local Arts

Bronzed sprouted potatoes and 91 dried chicken feet dangling from a barn board are past forms of Perry Rath's art. Now he is on a Patient Quest, heavily influenced by nature and trees, at Groop Gallery until October 27.

There's nothing like good old-fashioned gospel music to soothe the soul. The Soujourners are making an appearance at the Prince George Playhouse Sunday Oct. 14 at 8 p.m.

With her hands on her hips she firmly declared she is not a singer that performs other people's songs. But now she is.

She's got an eye for talent and Ann Forry, a Vancouver casting director, is back in Prince George, always looking for that super-star quality.

Viewers of the National Geographic channel have a chance to win some one-on-one time with Cesar Millan, dog whisperer.

Big Sugar is bringing the sweet stuff to CN Centre October 26 on their Eliminate Ya! tour. Last fall the band released their first new album in a decade called Revolution Per Minute.

From rock star to rock hound and back again, Paul Jago takes to the stage at Hummus Brothers Friday. Jago, son of Charles Jago, the former UNBC president, was lead singer and songwriter for Juno-nominated 90s multi-hit rock band, Gandharvas.

His personal ID says he's Mat from Whistler. His passport says he's originally Mat from England. But Mat is an alien so who knows where in the galaxy he's actually from.

Darlings, it's has been quite the week following these celebs around and recording their antics for you. To start off, the Queen of Gaga has made headlines again. This time, she didn't do it on purpose.

In a week that has been obsessed with Princess Kate's bangers and mash, it leaves me feeling flat. As Billy would say, they are much ado about nothing.