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The best-attended exhibition in the history of the Kamloops Art Gallery is winding up its popular run on March 26, with a guided tour.

Classical music filled the halls of Thompson Rivers University from Thursday to Saturday when the National Music Festival arrived in town.

I know I've said it over and over again: The easiest way to update a space is to paint. But, for many, the hardest part isn't the painting - it's how to choose a liveable colour scheme for your rooms.

Like it or not, fall is on its way to Kamloops - and this is a great time to start planning our cold-weather hobbies: re-organizing supplies, dusting off tools and equipment, and perhaps even planning a specific area just for the hobby we love.

Lynne Woodruff is almost apologetic. "I had some shopping to do this morning," she says, walking through her pottery workshop, "or else I'd have something on the go. I usually get started at 8 a.m.

Valdy likes stepping to the background now and then. "I love playing with Gary (Fjellgaard). I get to play bass and sing harmonies, which is something I don't usually have the chance to do.

An outpouring of support from Canada's leading brewery will be on tap next Thursday evening as Molson employees will fan out to bars throughout B.C. to rally support for residents affected by this summer's devastating forest fires.

Sports and art have had a long history together. However, few people combine them in quite the same way as Dr. Saul Miller.

There were a lot of postcards coming into the University College of the Cariboo over the summer, and Ila Crawford was happy to see them. Crawford is the co-ordinator of Plexiglas Postcards, an exhibit in the school's art gallery which opens today.

Today n Newfoundland singer Jackie Sullivan releases her debut album, Out of the Rain, at Sgt. O'Flaherty's, 339 St. Paul St., at 7 p.m.