Arts

A gaming and popular culture convention took place at the Yellowknife Community Arena last weekend. Participants included cosplayers, boardgame lovers and vendors with merchandise from various animations and games.

Harry Potter fans had an enchanting night out as they dined on themed food from the popular franchise.

Aidan Cartwright, local artist and teacher, talked about why he prefers to create paintings that are not realistic and some of the positive effects of his approach.

Copper plates and the smell of garlic aren’t typically associated with visual art but one Yellowknife artist, inspired by Italy’s renaissance period, has made a set of paintings using just that.

Participant from Alone survival series shares her thoughts about how to be in the NWT wilderness

Students of Bella Dance Academy, their families, and the community participated in an afternoon filled with activities to wrap up the end of the academy’s season on June 16.

Prime Time, a local band, were declared the winners of 2023 Main Stage Showdown hosted by Folk On The Rocks.

Robyn Scott, artist and teacher at Ecole Sir John Franklin High School, has created a set of artwork on display at The Gallery on 47th Street.

A book reading took place in Yellowknife Public Library (YPL)’s meeting room on May 26.

At the age of 30, Calgary rapper Tea Fannie thought she was arriving late on the music scene.