Arts & Life

A rock 'n' roll legend is coming back to Prince George for an intimate concert experience. Burton Cummings is a Canadian Music Hall of Fame two-time inductee (the only musician to hold the title for both his band and his solo career).

Alex Mackenzie is trippin' on comedy. The trip will go wherever the sound of laughter might take him.

Singer-songwriter Jomila knows her way around Prince George uncannily well for a foreigner. She may be from Germany, but this is one of her many second homes.

History is making history. Huble Homestead, the living museum on the site of the pioneer farm on the shores of the Fraser River north of the city, is about to open its gates for the new season.

This is the month to get mugged, if you're a pottery fan. The Prince George Potters' Guild coordinates an annual sale on some of their most popular wares, each May.

With his brand new book and his long local history, street artist Keith McKellar is making a colourful return to Prince George.

The wheels turn in the head of any comedian and they turn under the efforts of the Wheelin' Warriors of the North. This collection of local road-riders raises money for their annual pedal through the highways of the province.

Kids at storytime will get a special thrill this morning. Books & Company always has a 10 a.m. reading for children on Saturdays, but this time the reader and the author are the same person. Local artist Madeline Kloepper is the VIP guest.

Prince George is surrounded each summer by music festivals that bring a national and international presence to our region. One of the longest and liveliest is the Robson Valley Music Festival held in Dunster (about two and a half hours east of P.G.).

Skye Borgman wasn't just in Prince George to be a special guest at Northern FanCon. The director of the hit Netflix true-crime documentary Abducted In Plain Sight was also here for some project development with local writer-director James Douglas.