Local Arts

Nearly a year has past since former Fort St. John resident Brock Jellison wowed the world at the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

The Dawson Creek Art Gallery will be home to two exhibits from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Program from Jan. 11 to Jan. 28.

"Due Date" is composed of two characters: a creep; a freak--neither, however, is ossified in one area or the other. The creep can be the freak; the freak can be the creep--and, so, this is how their world is.

"Paranormal Activity 2" is one of those brilliant, brilliant films that cannot possibly be improved upon by any conditional situated opportunities.

News is news -- well, not quite: -- it is also entertainment -- well, not quite; -- no, perhaps it is pure discourse?--if again that?--some colloquial engine? -- not quite; not quite; not quite--; if it has some purpose, perhaps its purpose is to see

Local artists at a silent art auction said they have been drawn to the vastness and drama of the Peace River Valley since they moved here, and that its awe-inspiring beauty is part of the reason they stay.

It is under my demand and command that I assume and, through assumption, know everything and all about you. --Most all of all things you. I can sense you; I sense you reading.

Is your groove missing? If you answered yes to that question it's probably a good idea to check out the new African dances classes available at the North Peace Cultural Centre in the new year.

It's almost like being at a live show. That was my initial thought upon hearing the award-winning Peter Katz's new CD, First of the Last to Know. Followers of the Fort St.

Crash Karma is making a triumphant return to Fort St. John.