Arts & Life

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.

Chris Camilli and Scott Lapointe are in Stages a two-man band that will be entertaining the crowd at a Wing Ding at Coach's Corner Friday night.

A Prince George belly dancer is the inspiration for the fundraising effort Shimmy Mob where worldwide participants perform identical choreography at precisely the same time.

By Christy Lemire THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES - In death, she is being heralded for her great beauty, iconic and legendary persona, tireless humanitarian work, and the compassion and optimism she exuded despite decades of physical ailments.

This week Prince George residents can view a host of documentary films during the fifth annual Travelling World Community Film Festival.

After 10 years the Two Rivers Gallery's WildSide, the interactive space for creative play has received a major renovation. The room is used for preschool classes, Family Sundays and birthday parties.

I am writing today to support the words of Lorne Mayencourt in his letter to the editor.

This PGSO concert was assembled and brought about by popular demand. The audience participated by voting in advance for favourite selections in each of three categories: an overture, a concerto and a symphony.

Jai Ho music group of Prince George presents a musical evening with all time favourites of Geet and Ghazals at the Prince George Playhouse Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

Stephen Fearing and Andy White have just released their collaboration album, appropriately called Fearing & White, and will showcase their work at Art Space Tuesday at 8 p.m. as part of Apres Coldsnap 2011.