Arts & Life

Following another successful season Theatre North West is preparing to present its final play of the season. Kiss the Moon, Kiss the Sun, a comedy by Canadian playwright, Norm Foster, will open April 14.

Photo is in IMG-2011-03-30 B12_6846 Sarah de Leeuw is the author of Front Lines, Portrait of Caregivers in Northern British Columbia, which will be launched at 2 p.m. Saturday at UNBC.

The Coldsnap music festival is long over but the workshops that ran throughout the event left lingering effects that have resulted in the Come In From the Cold Exhibition and Silent Auction.

Four years ago Willa Osis was bent over at the waist, looking at the floor, so riddled with arthritis she could not walk upright.

BC Book Prize finalists are going on the road and will pass through Prince George April 9 at Books and Company, 1685 Third Avenue. Six finalists will make stops throughout northern B.C.

An award-nominated blues roots artist and a singer songwriter are plying their sound to an Art Stage audience Saturday night.

Vancouver Seeds contest starts soon

Those wishing to explore their theatre talents can audition Monday and Wednesday for Prince George Theatre Workshop Society's production of As You Like It by William Shakespeare. Auditions will be held at 7 p.m.

Professional comedian Brett Martin is on stage an Nancy O's, 1261 Third Avenue, Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. Brett Martin is one of Canada's hottest rising comedy stars.

Canadian icon Tommy Hunter, known to many as the "Travelin Man," will lean his guitar against a stool for the last time in Prince George. Hunter will visit our city during his final cross-Canada tour on April 10 to say farewell to his fans.