Local Arts

The DC Art Gallery is set to reopen June 23. “We’ll start off by hosting our AGM at 6pm that day,” says ED at the gallery Marsha Stewart. “Our hours of operation have changed as we are hoping that local folks will visit us on a regular basis.

People throughout the north can continue to enjoy arts and culture thanks to targeted relief for artists and organizations from the BC Arts Council.

Having a chat with author Barbara Glasier. 1.

Nobody was more surprised than me when I finished and published my first novel at the age of 72. I’m somewhat embarrassed to admit that it took me 11 years to do it. My initial motivation for starting to write this book was a dream I had.

In this time of social distancing - for children's and youth programming - we will be attempting something new here at the Dawson Creek Mirror.

Enjoy a flick with Dawson Creek and social distance at the same time. Another free run of drive-in movies goes at the Wrights cold storage building parking lot across from the movie theater.

There will be a special drive-in flick tonight at 8:30pm in Dawson Creek - the Richard Linklater classic Dazed and Confused. Alright, alright, alright. 8:30 pm Wright's Cold Storage. Tune into 88.9FM on your car stereos.

The career of John Rambo is well-known. A Vietnam veteran who was harassed in Hope, BC - before discovering American prisoners of war still captured in the mid 1980s. He then lived with monks, and was an Thailand stick fighting champion for a stint.

The following short story is one I intend to have published in a collection titled, at this moment at least, as “Western People – A Timeline”. The stories span several decades from 1798 until well into the 1960s. This particular one is from 1936.

Based on Jack London’s adventure – The Call of the Wild is the story of St. Bernard and Scotch Collie named Buck, a dog who really doesn’t fit well with humankind and progress – but rather …the wild.