Arts & Life

Local reggae band Foam Mesh Press will perform double duty next Thursday and Friday, performing at Nancy O's and Art Space respectively. The band has been together for a decade but only started performing regularly a couple of years ago.

After 20 years, the Nutcracker Prince is now Snow King.

Join the two-part harmony during the downtown Solstice Soiree where you can make a lantern at the Farmers' Market Saturday afternoon. The lanterns will be used to light up the longest winter's night and celebrate the Solistice Soiree Wednesday Dec.

Light it up Northern Lights Festival at Connaught Hill Park until Jan. 2 from 5 to 10 p.m. $10 per car so bring the family for this scenic drive through the park to see animated light displays.

After the satisfaction of publishing his navy tales, local man Mel McConaghy has embarked on his second publishing excursion.

The more the merrier is the Prince George Community Arts Council's attitude toward their in-house Feature Gallery. Several artisan groups will be showcased at the gallery until Jan. 30. The exhibit will display work from the Artists' Workshop, P.G.

Johnny Reid fans can check out the Interactive Seat Map now available for CN Centre shows. The Reid concert is the first to offer the feature and people can access the map through Ticketmaster's website at www.ticketmaster.

Nobody looks good in a singlet. That is one thing wrestling Olympic hopeful Leah Callahan knows for sure as uncertainty looms as trials for the greatest athletic contest in the world approaches Dec. 17 in Winnipeg.

The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood has been loaded with improvisation and great humour to showcase the talents of the Kelly Road senior drama class.

Bigger than life characters of cartoon-like proportions take to the stage during Jonathan Rand's comedy mystery Murder in the Knife Room.